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Chasing the Light Studio, London (2026)

15/11/2025

Adeline de Monseignat at her studio which she sees as her playground - an arena for experimentation, intuition, and transformation.

Based in Mexico City, she draws on mythology, symbolism, and the uncanny, transforming materials such as marble, fur, and glass into metaphysical objects that pulse with ancient energy.
I have followed her evolution over the years, her work is deep and compelling.

currently has 2 compellingly beautiful shows in London and

Studio photos by Marijose Pacheco.

16/10/2025

Special screening of Palestine 36 directed by part of London Film Festival. It's an important historical work that observes the partition of Palestine by the British in 1936. Staring Jeremy Irons and together with a beautiful cast, co-produced in the Uk with Corniche Media . Evening at hosted by of Cocoon Films raising awareness and support for this film's Oscar run, it's been selected as Palestine's selection for the award.

10/10/2025

The first-ever London exhibition of renowned French artist-photographer Eric Bourret: “Echoes of the Wild” is on till the 20th of October at 237 Brompton Road London.

Known as an “artist-walker,” Bourret has spent more than 30 years walking the world’s landscapes, capturing their resonance and transforming them into painterly, timeless works. His art is deeply tied to the environment, movement, and the sensory experience of walking.

Curated by 🌟beautiful exhibition

10/10/2025

The first-ever London exhibition of renowned French artist-photographer Eric Bourret: “Echoes of the Wild” is on till the 20th of October at 237 Brompton Road London.

Known as an “artist-walker,” Bourret has spent more than 30 years walking the world’s landscapes, capturing their resonance and transforming them into painterly, timeless works. His art is deeply tied to the environment, movement, and the sensory experience of walking.

Curated by 🌟beautiful exhibition

11/07/2025

A real treat to visit Tracey Emin in her studio and see her brilliant work at her residency in Margate where she fosters new emerging talents. Thanks to V&A museum and the patrons team. Very inspiring ✨

26/06/2025

Unmissable London show presented this week by featuring the exceptional work of Moroccan artist . Yamou’s work is a breathtaking exploration of nature, science, and form - where plants life and cellular structures bloom into poetic, abstract compositions. With a background in biology and sociology, his paintings offer a rare blend of scientific insight and artistic vision.

Part of FRINGE

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23/06/2025

Repost not to be missed this week free culture events • 🫧 FRINGE WEEK 🫧
23 – 29 JUNE 2025

FRINGE WEEK will bring a week of art, music, and unexpected moments in public spaces.

Expect daily street performances, road closures, talks, markets, spontaneous opera, art tours + art installations - it is different to the usual Art Week and Art Trail.

🔗 Programme is live on kcaw.co.uk.

25/05/2025

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Meet Maya Sanbar, a multi-disciplinary award-winning artist, curator, and filmmaker whose dynamic practice is rooted in the power of storytelling. Blending installation, sculpture, painting, spoken word and film, her work traverses the liminal spaces of identity, memory and belonging - challenging borders both physical and emotional, with an intention to bridge cross-cultural understanding. British French Lebanese of Palestinian descent, she speaks six languages and channels her richly layered identity to inspire new ways of seeing and feeling. Her art is a vessel for rethinking narratives, and embracing empathy through visual poetics.

Sanbar’s journey began with classical life drawing and sculpture in Paris and evolved into a global practice encompassing film, public interventions, and immersive installations. Conceptually driven and anchored in research, her work draws from the diverse languages, symbols, and visual grammars through which we define and interpret the self. She invites us to rediscover the subconscious codes we live by, and imagine anew through the lens of beauty, curiosity and connection.

12/05/2025

Currently on show at till end of this month is Nayla Romanos Iliya. A Lebanese architect and artist whose formative years in a war-torn country, combined with cross-cultural experiences in Paris, London, Hong Kong, and Dubai, have deeply influenced her artistic journey. She began her career in architecture, renovation and interior design, before fully dedicating herself to sculpture in 2011. Her work explores identity and social themes, merging critical subjects with an inherently uplifting aesthetic. Working across different scales - from monumental public art to small series - her sculptures are part of private and public collections worldwide.

The Institut du Monde Arabe and the Bagri foundation hold complete sets of the twenty-two letters from her Phoenician Alphabet series, and her recent sculpture Hope (in the above picture) is part of the permanent collection of the American University of Beirut Museum.

The Phoenician Alphabet series is Nayla Romanos Iliya’s deeply personal yet culturally resonant interpretation of the ancient Phoenician writing system. By distilling the forms and idioms of this bygone script - one of the world’s oldest and the foundation of most modern alphabets, including Latin and Arabic - she brings it back to life through sculptural forms that are abstracted yet evocative. Each work is imbued with a singular poetic and optimistic vision that bridges past and present, reviving ancient symbols within a timeless language - one that transcends history and speaks powerfully in the contemporary world.

HOPE (I), 2023 is in the first picture
Bronze, mirrored stainless steel
170 x 55 x 50 cm, Edition 2/5 + AP
Artist talk tomorrow

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10/05/2025

Frequency, colour, play, rhythm, symbol, text and biomorphic form are mapped out and echoed in the alchemical compositions by Laurence Watchorn. Created on un-stretched canvas with rounded corners, they release the artist from the geometric rigidity of his immediate environment in pursuit of the soft, round and organic. They form biomorphic and code-like structures mapped alongside symbolism and poetry, in an animistic relationship with the world.
is with The Language of Symbols group show till end of this month ✨

Studio and check updates for Fringe in June

07/05/2025

Current show of works by compellingly balances vulnerability with strengthening power - see it up close at our artist talk 11am on Tuesday 13 May

Lana Matsuyama’s work embraces the transient yet continuous nature of art-making and seeks to expose the creative process as a cyclical practice of doing and undoing, as mirrored in manmade environments and nature. She is interested in the inherently unfinished, imperfect, and impermanent properties of objects. Wrapped up in these concepts and drawing upon her previous studies in the intersection of art and psychology, she explores themes such as shifting identities and ever-evolving symbols and forms in the collective unconscious and experiments with metamorphosed and ephemeral materials.

06/05/2025

Artist spotlight currently on show she'll be speaking about her work in 'The Language of Symbols' exhibition Tuesday 13 May at 11am - 12pm.

Hanna ten Doornkaat studied BA (sculpture) at Kingston University and MA (sculpture) at Wimbledon School of Art (UAL). Her work was shortlisted for the Jerwood Drawing Prize, London , the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and Derwent Art Prize in 2015. In 2017 she was shortlisted again for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and the ING Discerning Eye.

In 2019 she showed in ‘Personal Structures’ during the Venice Biennale. and in Arthouse1, London followed by many solo and group exhibitions both in the UK and internationally.
She has also curated many exhibitions as co-founder and curator of WhiteNoise_Projects

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