Artist: PAULA TURMINA ABOUT ME Paula Turmina (b. 1991) is a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist, living and working in London. Her art envisions a post-apocalyptic world where figures blend into nature, exploring humanity’s connection to the land.  MY PROCESS 4me4you recently enjoyed a visit to Unit London Gallery, where a group exhibition titled “The Three Graces” was on display. Believed to

Artist: NOOKA SHEPHERD ABOUT ME Nooka Shepherd (b.1998) is a multimedia artist based between London and the West Country. Their practice revolves around the exploration of internal landscapes and their works in paint, sculpture and embroidery aim to communicate a deeply personal and intimate relationship to the natural world. Finding inspiration in regional folklore and mythology, Nooka processes their understanding

Artist: JAKE WOOD-EVANS ABOUT ME Jake Wood-Evans (b.1980) is considered one of the leading figures of contemporary British painting. He holds a BA Hons in Fine Art from Falmouth University, and was subsequently awarded a scholarship from the Royal Academy for classical study at the Prado museum in Madrid. Drawing on the legacy of 18th-century British masters, his work has

Artist: HELEN FLOCKHART ABOUT ME Helen Flockhart (b. 1963) is a painter born in Hamilton, Scotland. Her paintings are lush and imaginative tributes to the distinctive British tradition of myth-making focusing on nature and spirituality, reminiscent of William Blake. MY PROCESS 4me4you recently enjoyed a visit to Unit London Gallery, where a group exhibition titled “The Three Graces” was on

Artist: FRANCESCO ZANATTA ABOUT ME Francesco Zanatta (b.1989) is an Italian artist born in Treviso but currently based in Venice. Much like the Greek myths that the artist often references, where chaos and order intertwine, his work explores the delicate dance between the known and unknown, embracing the unpredictable nature of the creative process. MY PROCESS 4me4you recently enjoyed a

4me4you features ‘ROSES, HORSES AND THE GETTING OF WISDOM’. ABOUT ME 4me4you recently had the delightful opportunity to visit Rhodes Contemporary Art Gallery, where the spotlight shone on the talented artist Ces McCully. PROCESS Ces McCully delves into themes of female relationships and identity using minimalistic forms, geometric compositions, and recurring motifs. In her typographic pieces, McCully employs vibrant colours

4me4you Features – “SURFACE TENSION”. ABOUT ME 4me4you recently had the delightful opportunity to explore the captivating works showcased at Addis Fine Art Gallery, featuring the talented artists Selome Muleta and Youssra Raouchi. MY PROCESS Selome Muleta and Youssra Raouchi collaborate to explore the intricate relationship between our bodies and the spaces we inhabit. Their collective journey delves into the

4me4you Features – “separation, belonging, modern feminism and motherhood”. ABOUT ME 4me4you had the pleasure of visiting Rhodes Contemporary Gallery, where the works of artist Cat Spilman were on display. MY PROCESS Cat Spilman, a contemporary abstract artist hailing from New York, delves into themes of separation, belonging, modern feminism, and motherhood through her expressive and spontaneous creations. “Separation, belonging,

4me4you features “angular, geometric and asymmetrical perspectives”. 4me4you had the pleasure of visiting Rhodes Contemporary Gallery, where the artist Carsten Beck’s work was showcased. Originally rooted in graphic design, illustration, and photography, Danish artist Carsten Beck has evolved his practice to focus on depicting angular, geometric forms and twisting asymmetrical perspectives. Drawing from Scandinavian minimalist and mid-century design, Beck employs

4me4you Features – “gestural mark-making”. ABOUT ME 4me4you had the pleasure of visiting Rhodes Contemporary Gallery, where the artist Beñat’s work was featured. MY PROCESS Beñat’s expressionist paintings place a strong emphasis on form and composition, utilising a variety of mediums to reconnect with the past through organic shapes and tonal canvases. “Gestural Mark-making”. Employing abstract expression, Beñat’s gestural mark-making