“Precious moments, perpetuated by painting the light surrounding us and beaming through or within us. Water is especially suitable to make this play of light visible.” – Brigitte Yoshiko Pruchnow See into the world of

“I create other-worldly oil paintings that reflect my interest in story-telling, but in a narrative form where the meaning is not fully explained – the power lies in its enigma. The depictions deal with themes of powerlessness – the feeling of being at the mercy of forces far larger than any individual.” – Scott Whiteman […]

“Peter Kettle’s works have the surfaces of well-worn exterior walls, buffeted, corroded but long to withstand the effects of time and weather – this gives them an enlivening stoicism.”

“I illustrate female figures combined with nature and intricate patterns and hair lines in a modish, delicate, whimsical way and beautiful to look at. My theme revolves around femininity, fragility, vulnerability and grace but also represent my girls in a confident manner.” – DURA

“Childhood fantasy and everyday visual sources such as wallpaper, record sleeves, shopping lists and children’s drawings heavily influence the imagery in my work. The two come together in an awkward handcrafted tension that has an unsophisticated relevance to the reality of the lives we live today.” – Joanne Hummel-Newell  

“I challenge the fixed notion of an idealized childhood and substitute it for a more unsettling complex representation that exists in its own right as a painting.” -Peter Monkman

“At the heart of my practice lies a fascination with cycles of transformation and an attempt to encapsulate natural phenomena through abstract processes. Light plays an integral role within my work and there is an ambiguity between the precision of photographic apparatus and the structured randomness of the organic.” – Myka Baum

“My primary focus lies with portraiture and the human body, exploring themes of fragility within intimate domestic settings. These portraits often expose emotional journeys experienced through femininity, identity and social stigma.” Naomi Robb

“Highly complex and detailed paintings merge found images of resort architecture, abandoned theme parks and hotel lobbies with natural elements such as dense forests, expanses of water and alpine vistas to create an enigmatic blend of personal and collective memories. The paintings represent shadowy people, places and things as fragments of fictions and memories. These […]

Artwork in-situ by Birgitte Lykke Madsen: