In the last year my painting has undergone a significant change. Heightened realism has made way for a more gestural and intuitive process. To me, gestural painting is more difficult because it exposes the vulnerabilities,...

What does it really mean when we say a rose is red? Colour is not an inherent quality of objects but a phenomenon of light, perception, and interpretation. Scientists, philosophers, and artists have long debated...

Enzo Marra's canvases vibrate with an almost sculptural intensity, where thick layers of paint become both medium and message. Drawing inspiration from artists like Philip Guston and Leon Kossoff, while critically engaging with the commodification...

Sean Parker is a painter, writer, and political commentator whose work blurs the boundaries between art and critique. Known for his layered, Cubist-inflected portraits and bold abstract compositions, his paintings deconstruct and reconstruct imagery, challenging traditional...

Vanessa Wilson is an artist whose work navigates the shifting boundaries between memory, movement, and place. Rooted in both personal history and philosophical inquiry, her paintings capture the fleeting nature of transition—figures poised on the...

Lloyd Durling’s work exists in the liminal space between memory, landscape, and abstraction. Rooted in his psychogeographic explorations, his paintings channel the traces of history—medieval wall paintings, ancient ruins, and unseen forces—through layered mark-making and...

In an age where artificiality dominates artistic expression, the essence of true beauty is increasingly lost. The unique presence of an original artwork, with its depth, texture, and history, is diminished when replaced by digital...

Marek Tobolewski, a celebrated British contemporary artist, prepairs for his forthcoming exhibition,Congruent Sym, at Aleph Contemporary in Stroud. Renowned for his mastery of symmetry and fluid forms, Tobolewski invites viewers into a meditative exploration of...

The intersection of literature, philosophy, and art has produced some of the most thought-provoking and influential works in modern culture. Writers like Franz Kafka, James Joyce, Marcel Proust, and Samuel Beckett not only reshaped the...