Ben Ashton: History and Meaning of Contemporary Art
In an interview with MINUS37, contemporary British artist Ben Ashton shares his success journey, efficiency of the work process, and importance of artistic community.
James Mortimer: Surreal Mystery of the Human Condition
English artist James Mortimer explores the intricacies of human and beastly interconnection in a series of mesmerizing, almost tactile oil paintings.
Anna Roberts: Humble Possessions and Serene Simplicity
Anna Roberts creates dreamy photorealistic pastel paintings that carry a retro vibe and celebrate the beauty of everyday things.
Chloe Amy Avery: Food Embroideries with a Side of Nostalgia
Food embroidery artist Chloe Amy Avery puts a modern spin on a traditional technique exploring cultural differences through eating preferences.
Liam Cobb: Loneliness and Belonging in Precise Illustrations
British artist Liam Cobb creates accurate architectural illustrations exploring the space around human beings and their relationship with it.
Athena Anastasiou: Connection and Empowerment Through Art
British artist Athena Anastasiou works in portrait painting and explores the color, form, and texture by working in large formats with vibrant color palettes.
Tomas Harker: Finding Peace in Uncertainty
Emotional uncertainty in interpreting British artist Tomas Harker's paintings makes his work fascinating and engaging to every individual observer.
Arran Gregory: Elegant Savagery of Beastly Sculptures
British artist Arran Gregory creates geometric reflective sculptures, portraying various animals and challenging the human nature of the observer reflected in the beast.
Ellen Von Wiegand: The Strength in Vulnerability
British artist Ellen Von Wiegand challenges her insecurities and anxieties to create sensual linocut prints of bare females.
Tishk Barzanji: The Unity of Space
By exploring people’s daily routines, surreal artist Tishk Barzanji works his discoveries into unique scenes of his illustrations, reminding of the connection between everything in the world.