Read: Works and inspirations of Odeta Xhaka.

Visual artist based in London, Kathryn Armitage centers her love of food as an integral part of her paintings.

London-based artist working on abstract sculptures, Ekaterina Adelskaya.

See: Illinois-based artist Renee Kuharchuk.

Read: UAE-based artist Ghia Haddad.

Check out Vannesa Snyder - an artist featured in the Winter 2022 Edition of the Art Seen Magazine.

Paper-quilling artist Celine Chan is featured in the Winter 2022 Edition of the Art Seen Magazine.

Read featured figurative painter Bobbye Cochran in the Winter 2022 Edition of Art Seen Magazine.

Camille Myles is a French-Canadian multi-disciplinary contemporary artist featured in the Winter 2022 Edition of Art Seen Magazine.

Stacy Howe is an artist born in Massachusetts and currently residing in Maine in the U.S.

Artist Paulina Ree currently lives and works in Norway.

Christina Kruse is a New York-based multi-disciplinary artist who works across the fields of photography, painting, and sculpture.

Stella Bronson transforms everyday items and recycled materials into enigmatic, organic forms that are reminiscent of the body. These objects hold remembrance to the intimate history they once contained.

With over thirty years experience as a theatre designer in both mainstream and alternative theatre, Jessica Worrall developed a more autonomous creative practice as a digital collage artist during the pandemic.

Susan Hensel creates work that blends commercial embroidery processes with sculptural concerns, creating small to large-scale hard-edge sculptures from soft fabrics that paradoxically keep their crisp form with minimal armatures.

Sam Haynes is a mid-career visual artist based in London, working primarily with sculpture and site specific installations.

Filipino-American self-taught artist Dana Kohlman is featured in the Winter 2022 Edition of the Art Seen Magazine.

Harsimran Juneja keenly explores the effects of conflicts experienced living in different societies, on the human condition.

Alice Maclean’s work explores self-understanding through the evocation of landscapes, combined with the materiality of watercolour paint (thin, thick, textural, and abstracted water marks) and gestures of the human form.

London-based artist Emma Coyle has been practicing her art for over 20 years.