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Mireia

London Metropolitan University (Architecture , 2012)

Since my childhood, I have felt a passion for art, which balances my interests in more pragmatic areas such as mathematics or physics. I enjoy the rationality of subjects that have defined rules, while art is a way for me to explore beyond limits.

This reflects both my personality and my vocation as an architect; a profession that is both rational and creative. Art provides me with the opportunity to embrace chaos and express myself from emotion and instinct. There are no rules to follow.

Evgeniya Strygina

Photographer

Evgeniya Strygina (b. 1989) is a London-based contemporary artist who specialises in landscape and architecture photography as she captures urban and natural environments to highlight both their relation to and their autonomy from human beings.

Brian Reinker

Painter (BA Fine Arts & BA Architecture , 1984)

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Josie Clouting

Norwich University of the Arts (BA Fine Art , 2012)

Josie’s paintings are intuitive responses to the natural environment, inspired by the vastness and wonder of the natural world.

The works are saturated with colour and vitality, reflecting her response to light, atmosphere and topography. Painting and sketching en plein air is a vital part of her practice, enabling her to react to the landscape, playing with loose, immediate brush marks.

Beatrice Dina

University Of East London (Design and Communication , 1999)

Beatrice Dina's work explores themes of cultural hybridity, identity formation, psychology, and spirituality. Her vivid paintings and illustrations merge at times lyrical abstraction with subtle representation, as the intent of her color-charged artworks is to connect with our deepest emotions and fears.

Jack Dickson

Winchester School of Art (B.A. Hons Fine Art: Painting , 1998)

Jack lives and works in Dorset in the UK. Born in Enugu, Nigeria in 1975 to Zambian and Scottish parents he draws upon a range of cultural and aesthetic influences in his work. He describes his ethnic identity as fluid and his investigation of visual language and media reflects this state of liminality.

Natasha Muluswela

Nottingham Trent University (French and Spanish BA Hons , 2017)

Natasha Muluswela b. 1995. I am a self-taught, Zimbabwean-born visual artist based in the United Kingdom. I graduated in 2017, obtaining my degree in French and Spanish at Nottingham Trent University.

My intricately detailed paintings confront and examine how clothing is policed on the bodies of minorities. Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, personal experiences and by the tragic killings of young, unarmed, Black men wearing hoodies. I delve into the politicisation, criminalisation and the demonisation of hoodies and tracksuits on the bodies of Black people.

Hayam Elsayed

The Florence Academy Of Art (bachelor , 2016)

I am a portrait artist based in London. I love to paint the ordinary, analysing simple subjects that will encourage the viewer to look more closely at the many wonderful and beautiful things surrounding us daily.”

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