Meet Our Artists

Caroline graduated from the University of Brighton in Fashion and Textiles before working as an interior print designer and a freelance graphic designer. Since establishing her art practice, she has exhibited in the UK and Canada, including The Royal Academy Summer Show 2021 and 2023, before completing the postgraduate year at the Royal Drawing School in 2023. She has recently been accepted as a Member of the Royal Watercolour Society.

A Russian-born artist living and working between London and the Scottish Highlands. Eugenie trained in Moscow and later at the Royal College of Art, and has exhibited widely in the UK and internationally. Her work is held in major public collections including Tate Britain, the V&A Museum and the State Tretyakov Gallery, and she currently tutors at the Heatherley School of Fine Art in London.

A lifelong artist, Gary has built a creative career spanning drawing, sculpture, design and advertising. After working as a designer, storyboard artist and creative director, he returned to his first passion — drawing and sculpting the human form. Today he works professionally, creating expressive figurative work inspired by the power, beauty and character of the human figure.

Moji is the founder of Moji Designs Studio, where she combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Inspired by her Persian heritage, European influences and a love of the English countryside, her work spans textile printing, homewares and decorative arts. Based in Brighton, Moji teaches textile printing and traditional lampshade making at her own studio and at West Dean College.

A London-based artist whose intricate Indian ink drawings are inspired by architecture, storytelling and the natural world. Known for combining detailed architectural spaces with unexpected figures and botanical elements, Beth has exhibited internationally, including at the Royal Academy and Christie's, and currently creates bespoke murals and chinoiseries for private and commercial interiors, including a major commission at Claridge's.

Jessie Stevenson (b. 1993, Norwich, UK) is a London-based artist. She graduated from Central Saint Martins with a BA in Fine Art in 2017 and completed her MFA in Painting at the Slade in 2022, for which she received the Bartolomeu dos Santos Memorial Award. She was the Honorary Research Fellow to the Slade Material Research Project 2023–2025.

Natalie's work explores memory, emotion and personal histories through drawing, painting and animation. A Drawing Year 2024 alumnus of the Royal Drawing School, she creates intimate, atmospheric works inspired by family archives, inherited objects and ancestral connections. In 2025 she was selected for the RBA Rising Stars programme, the Delphian Gallery Open Call and the Richard Ford Award residency at the Museo del Prado in Madrid.

A West London based artist with a BA(Hons) in Fine Art & History of Art, inspired by wild landscapes and seascapes. Annabel's contemporary oil paintings celebrate both nature and process, balancing figuration and abstraction in an expressive style built on colour, mark-making and rhythmic movement.

An Argentinian-born artist and printmaker based in London, and the founder of Garanto Art Club. Mina is passionate about creativity, mindfulness and community, and creates welcoming spaces where people can explore art, support their mental wellbeing and connect with others through printmaking.

Joseph studied Fine Art at the City & Guilds of London Art School, graduating with an MA Distinction in 2019, and now works as a full-time artist and tutor in London. His practice is currently focused on landscape, working across painting, drawing and photography, with a particular love of oil, acrylic and watercolour.

Classically trained in Italy and with an MA in Fine Art and Printmaking, Lucy combines technical skill with a contemporary feel. Her focus is on naturalistic, expressive portraits and large gestural landscapes. With 25 years of experience taking portrait commissions, Lucy has exhibited with the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, at Christie's in the Garrick Milne prize, and in 2021 took part in Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year, winning her heat.

Alice Bean creates handcrafted fine jewellery and small objects inspired by folklore, landscape and the traces people leave behind. Born in America and raised in England, her work draws on a lifelong search for a sense of place - from local histories and ancient sites to collected objects and stories still being made. Working in recycled sterling silver and solid gold with responsibly sourced stones, each piece is made to be worn, cared for and passed on.