Samuel Golc

HadashArt

Being both an artist and art psychotherapist, I am interested in the healing capacity of art as well as its role in conveying meaning and communication with both the internal and external words. I draw inspiration for my paintings from my unconscious as it manifests in dreams and visions. I am inspired by esoteric sciences such as Kabbalah and quantum mechanics. My treatment of photography evokes that of painting and is highly experimental in nature. The shots are created with the use of self-made optical devices, which allow me to beguile the camera into shooting abstract images. In more than one way these instruments replace paint tubes and brushes.

Laura Gompertz

https://www.lauragompertz.com

Laura is a local artist and has lived in Chiswick for most of her life.

She was originally a theatre designer, creating sets and costumes for Alan Ayckbourn premieres, pantomimes, touring shows and film. She has worked as an interior designer since 2008, building up an award winning interior design practice specialising in bespoke kitchens, Laura Gompertz Interiors.

Every year she has an open studio weekend in West London with Artists At Home and she shows regularly with the artists' collective ArtCan as well as elsewhere.

Laura's paintings are in private collections worldwide

Jan Stevens

http://www.janstevensart.com

JAN STEVENS NAPA (National Acrylics Painters Association)

My paintings are in UK private collections
Selected for Exhibitions at Royal Watercolour Society Open in London, NAPA Summer Shows at Chichester and St Ives, Water Street Gallery Todmorden, W3 Gallery, Orleans Gallery, The Bowman Gallery Richmond.

Jan in Conversation

‘My ethos is fluid, open and colourful. Water flows, so does my abstract art. I am inspired by our amazing ocean, river and coastal landscapes, a quality-loving creative mother and a mathematical engineering fun father. Cornish raised, state-degree-educated, global business wise and South West London living fuse to celebrate my creativity. Painting for me is very freeing, momentary and healthy. Once a piece is finished, I remember a curious happiness from a time well spent.
I often pour water based paints, preferring acrylics for their range of consistency. Gestural brush marks create movement with more solid shapes adding a depth and floating sensation inspired by nature. I like to use companies with a sustainability focus such as St Cuthberts paper mill in Somerset or Fabriano paper mill in Italy. I have a reuse/recycle policy.
Enjoy’.
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Ife Olowu

https://ifeolowu.com/

Based in Lagos, Nigeria, Ifeoluwa Oluwaseun Olowu is a successful visual artist and entrepreneur whose creative application of Augmented Reality (AR) has won praise from all around the world. Ifeoluwa has pushed the limits of conventional art forms to create a captivating fusion of digital and physical experiences. He has a strong passion for art and a talent for creating captivating art, designs and prints.
Ifeoluwa was born and raised in Lagos, and his early schooling at Yaba College of Technology marked the beginning of his artistic career. His creative spark was sparked as a young child by cartoons, movies, and comic books. By the time he was ten years old, he was already putting his ideas on paper, using comic books and the marvels of nature as inspiration.
Ifeoluwa continued to pursue his love of art by enrolling in the esteemed University of Lagos to earn a Bachelor of Visual Arts degree with a painting major. His artistic approach evolved into an expressionist style over his academic career, combining paints, drawings, and designs to produce visually striking pieces. He developed his skills in printing and design as he became more involved in painting.
Ifeoluwa set out on a mission to explore new artistic dimensions because of his unquenchable curiosity. His interest in augmented reality stemmed from his passion with colors, novel ideas, and unusual shapes. He became an expert at using AR technology to bring traditional art to life in real time after much study and testing.
"Colored Reality," Ifeoluwa's debut collection, is now causing a stir in the art world. He has produced an engaging experience that goes beyond conventional limits by incorporating augmented reality into his artwork. Finland, Paris, Nigeria, Ghana, and the United Kingdom have all had exhibitions by Ife Olowu. In addition to being for sale, these one-of-a-kind and captivating pieces of art are prepared for both private and public exhibitions.
Global attention has been drawn to Ifeoluwa's work because of its excellence. Prominent news organizations like the BBC, CNN, Reuters, Voice of Africa, TV5 Monde, Channels, Vanguard daily, BusinessDay newspaper, Yahoo, and others have prominently featured his artwork. Ifeoluwa Oluwaseun Olowu is redefining the possibilities of art with his innovative approach, captivating audiences worldwide with his stunning creations.

Ruth Therese

@ruththeresethompson on instagram

I am an artist inspired by hip hop and gospel music... I love to sing and am part of a gospel choir. I currently volunteer at the W3 gallery. I also speak Arabic and do translation into English.

Jacqui Sinnatt

https://www.stagneseve.com/art-prints/

Yoni Alter

Website

West London contemporary artist

Simona Nastac

www.simonanastac.com

Sometimes I write poetry in response to visual art, sometimes I create art in response to poetry.

Sarah Olive Edwards

instagram.com/sarahtonin_seeker

Learning in my thirties that I'm autistic has resulted in a journey of reflection, re-evaluation and self love. I paint those who identify as women and non-binary in order to improve compassion towards my internal & external self, relearning a lifetime of neurotypical conditioning and the effects of capitalism on the way I view myself, and to see bodies as the work of art they are.

I create mixed media pieces, primarily using acrylics, and simple materials such as gel wax pens and oil pastels.

ATM

ATM Twitter account

Recently named one of the UK?s most influential conservationists by BBC Wildlife Magazine, ATM has been at work on the lane reminding us of the population decline of some of Britain?s most important pollinators ? moths and beetles.