Originally from Spain and now based in Geneva, Switzerland, Montse Oliver is an artist whose work centres around themes of love and ideas of home.

Minnesota artist Amy Usdin repurposes vintage fiber nets as armatures for sculptures that speak to memory, nostalgia and the meaning of objects.

Inspired by minimalist traditions and impressionist painters, Ana Leal’s images result in simple, geometric, and often abstract.

Reydell Espinosa grew up in the countryside of Eastern Cuba. Thus, nature is very inspiring to his creation.

British born mixed media artist Samatha Schulz has long been inspired by words- literature, poetry and songs.

Ana Martinez Orizondo, is a visual artist living in Shelter Island, NY.

Justin Capalbo is a New York-based artist and photographer.

Ia Crous is an abstract artist from Bloemfontein South-Africa.

Elena Thomas’s work is driven by a curiosity about the subjectivity of perception.

Louisa Armbrust is a Brooklyn based artist who makes paintings, drawings and installations that foreground the contradictions of everyday life in the digital age.

Carolynn Haydu was born and raised in Los Angeles, California and received her BFA in studio art from UC Berkeley and her Masters in Art from NYU.

Cynthia Grow is a visual artist whose work explores the interstices between art and language.

Building, constructing, and sewing were her childhood pastimes and became Gabreila’s lifetime passion.

UK based painter Michael Restrick explores classical themes, a source of artistic inspiration time and time again.

Lize Kruger’s work incorporates general and personal symbolic images to convey her message using elements of gauze, lace, flowers and bones to illustrate the fragility of our mental state.

Bonita Wagner is a Philadelphia- based artist working in charcoal.

In her work, New York-based artist Natalie Cherie explores the interplay of color & texture, and their power to capture moments of love within a broken world.

Brooklyn based multifaceted artist Kate Quarfordt’s works are architectural portraits and abstract landscapes evoke themes of longing, resilience and the inner multitudes of women’s lives.

Read from artist Yvadney Davis who love playing with bright colours and evocative prints to tell her stories.

Erick Mota is a Venezuelan-American fine artist born and raised in New York City.