Kirsty is an abstract painter who lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland. As a classically-trained musician, she hears the many layers of texture and nuance contained in a piece of music and transmits that emotion and dynamism into abstract art.

Constance Eyre is a British artist based in Phuket, Thailand. Her canvases bring together textiles and paint, and she is known for her large embroidered canvases which take inspiration from the world outside the home: “The flowers that were blooming as spring began, the weather patterns, always looking for the uplifting moments to pour into my creations.”

Toronto-based Dina Torrans has been working as a multimedia artist for over 30 years. Her award-winning artwork has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions and is included in many private and public collections.

Natalie Bradford graduated from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in print media.

Chicago-based artist, Nicholas Milkovich works at the intersection of art and science.

Amna Nassou is an Afro-European expressionist painter born in Angola, who now lives and works in Brussels.

Rachel Morrissey’s narrative paintings give form and context to an invisible struggle with mental health, motherhood, fertility, pregnancy and daily life.

Mildor Chevalier is a Haitian visual artist who is based in New York City.

Catie Radney is a progressive abstract painter from Alabama.

Emanuela Nesko is a fine art photographer and visual artist based in Germany.

Lydia Mutone’s work focuses on figures and incorporates elements of space, primarily utilising oil paint or airbrushed dye.

Jennifer Small is a Pennsylvania native who received a BFA in Painting and BSE in Art Education from Millersville University, and an MFA in Painting from Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia.

Julia Hacker is a Canadian contemporary artist who was born in Belarus, part of the former USSR. She started her artistic journey after moving to Toronto, where she currently resides and works.

Jael O’Connor is a British painter based in Brighton and Hove, UK. She studied Fine Art Painting at the University of Brighton, graduating in 2005.

Loktung Wong is a Hong Kong-born, self-taught artist whose surrealist works represent the complexity of human fragility.

Dawn Smith began her career as a tattoo artist, honing her skills from a young age and building a successful career for 20 years.

Born in Hyogo, Japan, and now based in Brooklyn, Mayumi Nakao moved to New York City in 2013.

Carole Jury is a photographer and abstract painter who combines the two mediums of expression in her process, starting with photography and then transposing it to painting to create series with poetic titles such as Time Goes By.

Nataliya Gurshman is a painter based inWashington DC who cites her early years growing up in Leningrad in the former Soviet Union as the reason for her love of snow and cold climates.

Beyond the Studio: Ekaterina Popova is a Russian-born, US-based artist who has exhibited internationally and whose creative endeavours extend beyond the studio into publishing and coaching.