Vivienne Loraine

The external appearance of our bodies does not always reveal our inner feelings. Emotions play a significant part in people’s lives and yet there is no scientific or logical model that provides evidence of their existence. I explore ways to visualise and map these chaotic, yet vital, bodily sensations.

Ann Mitchell

I am a Cambridge based artist and printmaker. My recent work has been an exploration of the feelings and perceptions of older women in our current society. Using printmaking, textiles, performance and sound I hope to enable these women’s voices to be heard and challenge negative stereotypes of ageing.

Sandra Scott

My interest in the relationship between memory and domestic objects has been present in my practice for many years. My personal experience of Alzheimer’s has influenced my work’s direction. My art practice focuses on the exploration of issues surrounding memory, forgetting and loss through the forms of printmaking and free machine embroidery (stitch).

Alexander A D Unsworth

My practice explores the visualisation of experience through painting. Specifically, in relation to pugilism, and the investigation into the physicality of boxing and painting. Physical imagery involves the key concept of immersion and embodiment of subject matter through my own physical body and psychological adoption of pugilism

Katalin Petschner-Peto

I am an international artist from Hungary. My pharmaceutical background gives me a technical viewpoint that I combine with the freedom of artistic expression. I often use medical imaging as inspiration and represent my subjects through natural patterns. Currently, my focus is introspective and encompasses different approaches to the process of self-investigation.

Sachiko Purser

Humans are taking away the territory of other creatures, and species are quietly disappearing from Earth. I capture their existence by creating images of ghostly humanized animals.

This is a tragedy we brought on ourselves because of our disrespect for the natural world and disrespect for animals. Perhaps the origins of the pandemic are here too.

Tomasz Surgiel

“Life In Heaven”

The theme of my pieces is life after death and the path we must cover to get there. This work was created under the influence of the Arte Povera trend. In the project, particular attention is paid to symbolism, colour scheme and the use of various materials.