Multiple Artists:
Mario designs his pieces via digital modelling and translates them into tangible physical objects using 3D printing technologies. His pieces vary from miniatures to small sculptures and vases, all featuring organic and complex shapes. The translucent and pearlescent materials he uses play with the light giving a different experience with different illuminations.
Website: www.polariz3d.com
Working predominantly in oils, Andy is a contemporary artist who combines abstract elements with figurative imagery in his signature textured white-on-white urban landscape paintings. It is just the light falling onto the texture of the paint and the resulting highlights and shadows that create the image.
‘My aim in all my work is to draw viewers in and for the work to slowly reveal itself. My work tends to sneak up on you and slows you down as it transforms and I like that. It’s such a contrast to instant imagery that’s all around us.’
Website: www.andyfinlay.co.uk
Ayesha creates her paintings using shell gold, gouache, and handmade pigment watercolours, employing traditional methods and techniques from Ottoman manuscript illumination, and Persian and Indian miniature painting. Rooted in the rich language of Islamic art and the natural world, Ayesha’s work reinterprets traditional forms and motifs for a contemporary context. Ayesha’s travels, studies, and teaching in the Middle East and Asia continue to inform and inspire her work.
Website: www.ayeshagamiet.com
Rebecca Mendoza is an artist working in dry media – pencil, charcoal and pastel – whose work focuses on the nude, portraiture, still life and landscapes / skyscapes. Her preoccupation currently is with the exploration of the qualities of light, air and translucence innate in everyday existence and the consequent manifestation of these qualities on a two-dimensional surface.
Website: www.rebecca-mendoza.com
Tom is a multi-disciplinary artist working throughout the UK as a composer, actor and theatre director. His career includes working with legendary ‘empty space’ director, Yoshi Oïda; re-opening the refurbished Frank Matcham designed Theatre Royal in Portsmouth; adapting a stage premiere of James Joyce; and composing the first orchestral work for Michael Davis’ chimes, a newly commissioned instrument.
Website: www.tomneill.co.uk
This painting is part of a body of work that has culminated from my landscape photography, exploring the serendipitous nature of watercolour and drawing from my visual memory.
Website: jessierayat.co.uk
- Artist: Sue Relph PS SGFA
Life and portrait drawings and paintings.