Artists

Tokyo, Japan

Yuki Tanaka's work explores the boundaries between the organic and the constructed. Trained at Tokyo University of the Arts, she has developed a distinctive practice that combines traditional Japanese craft techniques with contemporary sculptural language. Her installations often incorporate found materials and natural elements, inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with the physical world.

London, United Kingdom

Marcus Webb is a British painter whose work engages with the history of abstraction and color theory. After studying at the Royal College of Art, he has exhibited widely across Europe. His canvases build layered fields of pigment that reward sustained looking, revealing subtle shifts in hue and gesture beneath seemingly flat surfaces.

Kyiv, Ukraine

Elena Volkova creates immersive installations that use light, shadow, and reflection as primary media. Her work has been shown at documenta and the Venice Biennale. She investigates perception, memory, and the provisional nature of presence—often using architectural interventions to alter how we experience space and time.