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Simona Ruscheva

Bulgarian-born, London-based painter Simona Ruscheva explores various subjects from Bulgarian folklore and heritage, using traditional elements and objects such as embroidery, rugs and ceramic designs, with mythological themes and universal symbols.

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Jacqueline De Montaigne

Jacqueline De Montaigne is an Anglo-Portuguese painter, mural and pasteup artist whose dramatic, nature infused figurative art can be found in international galleries and Europe’s prominent street art scene where her use of classical gilding techniques in an urban context has become her signature.

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Annette Bukovinsky

Sydney-based artist Annette Bukovinsky’s practice explores the complexities of humanity’s relationship with nature with the aim of searching for a new ecological philosophy that can address the challenges threatening the vitality of our planet.

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Nia Wilson

Based in Brooklyn, New York, mixed media artist Nia Winslow draws on her proclivity for fashion and inspirations from black artists such as Romare Bearden, Kerry James Marshall, Faith Ringgold and Jacob Lawrence to illustrate the colourful essences of black figures in each of her compositions.

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Joanna Pilarczyk

London-based and Poland-born artist Joanna Pilarczyk found herself inspired by the energy of London when she moved to the city over a decade ago. With her sketchbook always at hand, she would draw people and places at every given opportunity.

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Christina Lewis Vizcarrondo

Christina Lewis Vizcarrondo, aka Bonesy, is interested in the spiritual realms and personal development and cites her artist influences as Vincent Van Gogh and Arnaldo Roche because of the expressionistic nature of their art.

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