Eden, 2025 - 92 x 183cm, Aloe Vera, Cellulose, Cornflowers, Hyaluronic Acid, Iridescent Pigments, Oil, Red Valerian, Wax on Canvas.  

Silke Weißbach’s (1984, Germany) process driven practice is rooted at the intersection of material alchemy, emotional resonance, and ecological awareness. Her paintings, sculptures, and video installations operate as living systems—environments where biological agents and intangible elements such as light, colour, fragrance, liquids, language, and memory are combined and shaped through slow transformation, and where time and matter co-author the work. Central to her research is an exploration of the ontological and epistemological dimensions of materiality—emphasising interspecies relationships and the agency of materials, within a territory shaped by care, embodied power relations, and shared vulnerability.

Vue du Train - 56 x 46cm, Acrylic on canvas board 

Charlotte Winifred Guérard (b.1998, Rouen, France) previously studied at the University of Brighton. Guérard primarily makes paintings, exploring the ways these can be displayed or set into motion: In a machine on a boat, as a backdrop for dancers, or as screens on wheels. Her practice combines intuitive processes of experimenting with the material of paint; with the quest to shift the traditional format of this medium.

Resilience, 2025 - 91.44cm x 91.44cm, Oil paint, Mopping Wool on Canvas.  

Cecilia Lamptey-Botchway is a US-based Ghanaian mixed media artist versed in figurative painting, performance, abstractism and textile making. Her practice also encompasses ideas about gender roles and womanhood, crafting works and performances that comment on societal challenges she and her fellow African women face. Born to a family of painters and textile designers, Cecilia’s childhood was characterized by lessons in batik, textile making and designing.

‘Out of Fashion, 2025 - 56 x 46cm, Acrylic on canvas board 

Using paint to explore the overlooked and abandoned, British artist Michelle Heron immortalises the many threatened independent stores that make our high streets what they are. Michelle's figurative paintings take viewers on a nostalgic trip down memory lane, documenting the many distinct shop fronts, greasy spoons, and launderettes of bygone eras.

Influenced by iconic realists Edward Hopper and George Shaw, Michelle approaches her work with a sensitive use of colour and light to capture the mood and feel of everyday scenes. She maintains an incredibly human touch in her urban works, combining style, technique, and feeling to give life to her locations.

Myriad, 2025 - 80 x 116cm, Acrylic on Canvas 

Zhongwen Hu is a Shanghai-based painter, illustrator, and animator. Her work emphasizes scenes of positive energy — joy, tranquility, love — that spring up in the seemingly mundane motions of everyday life. Bringing emotional sensitivity to the canvas, her work can be found in galleries, books and commercial products.