Featuring

Tim Ridley: 'I make these diptychs as a form of assemblage, with paintings, discarded wood, hinges and found objects. They reflect my interest in the animal/human relationship, it’s strange mix of violence and love.'

Bryony Fulton: 'Bryony’s work explores the dialogue between the rigid logic of graphic design and the fluidity of abstract painting. By translating digital grids and geometric forms by hand, she introduces human imperfection to her layouts, focusing on balance, tension, and spatial relationships.'

Melanie Young: 'My practice across painting and installation investigates motherhood, inheritance, and the structures that shape women’s lives. I use the materiality of paint, its viscosity, fragility, and resistance, to explore the layered nature of memory.'

Henrietta MacPhee: 'Henrietta MacPhee presents her glazed ceramic miniatures, each one an interplay between sculpture and painting. They draw upon moments in her day-to-day life. MacPhee invites us to reflect on our own daily rituals and how they shape the texture of our shared human experience.'