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The Flower Thief – A Modest Revenge, 2025, SUIMA SUIMA is an anonymous artist specializing in AI-generated art, allowing her creations to speak on her behalf. Her work explores themes of solitude, mortality, and the fragility of existence, often with a quiet undercurrent of hope. By blending algorithmic precision with classical emotional depth, she seeks to elevate both the artistic and societal value of AI art.

Soulful sight, 2025, Madiha Manzoor Madiha Manzoor is a contemporary visual artist whose practice moves across acrylics, oils, and oil pastels to chart the convergence of ecology, cultural memory, and national identity. She began with atmospheric studies of nature and landscape, examining humanity’s bond to land through shifting light, season, and environmental change.

Face off, 2026, Dmitri Bordeniuc I am a professional Taekwondo coach, and I’ve dedicated my life to studying martial arts and Buddhism.I've been practicing photography for over 10 years. Early in my career, I focused on street and landscape photography, participating in international exhibitions in Paris, Vienna, and Budapest.Since 2020, my interest has shifted toward portrait, fashion, and nude photography.

Feeling So Sparkling, 2024, Kristina Mallen Kristina Mallen, a painter with a background in oil and acrylic mediums. Her recognisable style infuses the sophistication of Art Deco, the pop of Pop Art with a dominant focus on the female figure, manifesting elegance and eroticism. Her work exudes the extravagance, classical chic, and charm of women, striking a balance between provocation and the sublime.

Illustration of an unwritten fairy tale: The dragon meets the knight, 2006, Alfred Freddy Krupa According to the World Biographical Dictionary of Artists (Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon, AKL), Alfred (Freddy) Krupa MFA is one of the leading representatives of modern European ink painting /Global New Ink Art movement

Colorado Birches, 2024, Nicole Simmons Nicole Simmons is a self-taught artist based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who began painting in 2014. Her work primarily explores the concepts of authenticity versus potentiality. She is on a quest to explore the beauty and truth of lived experiences in contrast to the potential that those moments hold. Her art ranges from soft and soothing to bold and lively, and it reflects her lived experience in any given moment.

Inheritance (noun), 2026, BK Operating anonymously between the UK and Korea, BK is a digital artist translating the unseen into the visual. Grounded entirely in visceral personal experience, his work explores the fluid boundaries of dreams, consciousness, and the raw human condition.BK’s signature style blends chaotic, neo-expressionist textures with modern digital tools, capturing a gritty, subconscious vibe filled with existential layers.

"On each other", 2019, Nicolas Mocan In painting or drawing his figurative representations are characterised by a faithful depiction of reality, seeking to highlight the beauty of the model and the detail in all its value.In his work, the traditions of European art across the centuries, including 19th-century art, leave their mark, in a process of continuity, searching for and rediscovering the path evoking enigmas and unanswered questions.

Migrations, 2010, Kirin Arts Kirin, also known as Tatiana Vedeneeva, is a multimedia artist and architect who leads KIRIN ARTS. Her practice centers on expanding and transforming human consciousness, weaving together the physical and the metaphysical to create deeply immersive experiences. Her works function as thresholds into alternate realms.

The Economy of Bread, 2026, Dansavisual Dansavisual is an Indonesia-based visual artist working with computational photo manipulation and documentary-inflected images. His practice moves between fiction and photographic truth, using grain, silence, and staged evidence to examine power, oppression, and environmental loss. Rather than portraying real individuals, he creates fictional proxies for real conditions.

Landscape of Transition, 2026, Patrick Hochleitner Patrick Hochleitner is an Austrian contemporary artist whose work explores transformation, movement, and inner perception through biomorphic abstraction and layered painting. His ongoing series Lebenslinien combines organic forms, energetic structures, and symbolic condensation into a visual language he describes as Transformative Symbolism.

From Abortion Series (1998–1999), by Paula Rego This series represents Rego's most explicitly political intervention. Created in response to Portugal's referendum on the legalisation of abortion, which narrowly failed in 1998, the series of large-format pastels depicts women in clinical and domestic settings, undergoing clandestine or unsafe procedures. The images are deeply compassionate and deliberately uneasy; their purpose, as Rego stated publicly, was to change minds. Portugal subsequently legalised abortion in 2007, and Rego's series is widely credited with contributing to the cultural climate in which that change became possible. Paula Rego occupies a singular place in the history of contemporary art. Over a career spanning more than six decades, the Portuguese-British artist produced a body of work that is as psychologically complex as it is visually arresting, one that refuses easy categorisation and resists the polished aesthetics of the commercially driven art world. Her paintings and pastels draw upon fairy tales, folklore, Catholic iconography, and the intimate theatre of domestic life, yet they consistently subvert the benign connotations of their sources. What emerges, across the full breadth of her oeuvre, is an unflinching examination of power: who holds it, who is denied it, and what people do under its pressure

Self-Therapy 2, 2025, Dmitri Bordeniuc I am a professional Taekwondo coach, and I’ve dedicated my life to studying martial arts and Buddhism.I've been practicing photography for over 10 years. Early in my career, I focused on street and landscape photography, participating in international exhibitions in Paris, Vienna, and Budapest.Since 2020, my interest has shifted toward portrait, fashion, and nude photography.

A girl with ram hair, 2026, Alfred Freddy Krupa According to the World Biographical Dictionary of Artists (Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon, AKL), Alfred (Freddy) Krupa MFA is one of the leading representatives of modern European ink painting /Global New Ink Art movement

The Veil of the Soul, 2012, Harold M. Stewart Born in NY, at the age of 12 I move with my mother, Jazz singer Gloria Stewart to Barcelona. My travels have taken me to live in different countries: Sweden, Belgium, Ivory Coast, India, Morocco etc. So my work is a dialogue between cultures, a tribute to the richness of Oriental and African art, deeply influenced by the Al Fayoum portraits and the mastery of Goya, Velázquez and Josep Tapiró. I’m a self-taught painter, an explorer between the figurative and abstract, who finds his voice in the imaginary portrait.

haunting (noun), 2026, BK Operating anonymously between the UK and Korea, BK is a digital artist translating the unseen into the visual. Grounded entirely in visceral personal experience, his work explores the fluid boundaries of dreams, consciousness, and the raw human condition.BK’s signature style blends chaotic, neo-expressionist textures with modern digital tools, capturing a gritty, subconscious vibe filled with existential layers.

From "Psychiatric hospital" series, 2018, Arman Ohanyan I am Arman Ohanyan. I am from Armenia. I am 33 years old. I am very interested of Mental health of people since childhood. So I decided to dedicate myself to making artworks with this theme.