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About Artists
Artists Featured in This Online Exhibition
Diqiu Wang
About Diqiu Wang
Diqiu Wang is an emerging artist working across drawing and gelatin plate transfer printing. Her practice explores the relationship between family memory, the ageing body, and domestic objects that carry traces of everyday life.
By combining collected textures from familiar materials with hand-drawn portraits, she examines how time leaves marks on both people and objects. Inspired by pareidolia, Wang’s work reveals hidden connections between material surfaces and the human body, exploring memory as fragmented, fragile, and continuously transformed. Through layered and quiet compositions, she reveals the emotional histories preserved within ordinary objects and the memories they continue to hold.
HOME 1
Through drawing and gelatin plate transfer printing, Diqiu Wang explores the relationship between the human body, domestic objects, and family memory. The unpredictable marks and layered traces created through gelatin transfer reflect the fragmented and constantly changing nature of memory.
For Home 1, Wang collects textures from old objects in her family home and combines them with hand-drawn portraits of family members. Inspired by pareidolia, she explores how worn surfaces can resemble the human body, revealing the shared traces of time, use, and ageing between people and objects.
About HOME 1
The work portrays the human figure through delicate and restrained lines, using blurred and layered marks to create a visual dialogue between memory and the passage of time. The ambiguity within the image strengthens the connection between the body and emotion, revealing a quiet yet profound sense of lived experience and traces of life.
Life Through the Prism
The Life Through the Prism series explores the emotional and psychological impact of color through vibrant compositions and abstract forms, inviting viewers to experience personal interpretations through color, movement, and reflection.
About Artist
Life Through the Prism
Rose(Diya Dlawar Karim)
Rose (Diya Dlawar Karim) is a self-taught visual artist from Iraq whose practice explores the psychology of color, emotional expression, and human connection through acrylic painting. Using bold colors and expressive abstract forms, she creates energetic and thought-provoking works that invite viewers to reflect on personal emotions and inner experiences.
Enter The Void Artist：Noah Sex
Noah Sex’s Enter The Void explores the expressive possibilities of the human figure through distortion, abstraction, and intuitive mark-making. Working between memory and imagination, Sex creates figures that move beyond physical representation, focusing on psychological presence and emotional character.
Through the use of oil, acrylic, and mixed media, the work embraces materiality, spontaneity, and the unpredictable nature of the creative process, resulting in imagery that feels immediate, expressive, and alive.
Enter The Void
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Noah Sex
Noah Sex is a Dublin-based visual artist and graduate of the National College of Art and Design (NCAD), whose practice focuses on figurative painting, material experimentation, and imaginative image-making. Drawing from his previous experience in independent 3D animation, he explores expressive characters and constructed visual worlds. Alongside studio practice, he extends his work into live drawing performances and large-scale mural projects, bringing his painterly approach into public spaces.
挣脱
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挣脱
挣脱 explores the tension between chaos and renewal through the interaction of fluid materials, layered colors, and spontaneous forms. The contrast between vibrant hues and tangled marks reflects an internal process of resistance, transformation, and growth. Through the unpredictable movement of resin, pigments, and texture, the artist captures the complexity of emotional experience — a continuous struggle between uncertainty and the desire to evolve.
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Xuanyuan Liu（Gabriel）
The artist is a London-based multidisciplinary artist and graduate of the University of the Arts London, working across painting, material-based practice, and installation. Through an intuitive and process-driven approach, the artist explores the natural qualities of materials such as resin, fabric, water, and pigment, allowing them to develop through their own physical transformations. Their practice reflects on themes of flow, regeneration, and renewal, creating immersive works where color, texture, and light form evolving visual experiences that capture the continuous movement and resilience of life.
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Fragments of the Unspoken
Fragments of the Unspoken is an outdoor landscape installation that explores hidden emotional and psychological states beneath everyday appearances. Through the interaction of mirrors, translucent materials, light, shadow, and natural surroundings, the work blurs the boundaries between body, self, and environment, inviting viewers to reflect on unspoken memories, emotions, and shifting identities
Something About Artist
Xinyue Hope Shen is a landscape architect, interdisciplinary designer, educator, and design critic whose practice explores landscape as a living medium of memory, ecology, and collective experience. Working across landscape architecture, urban design, architecture, and spatial research, she creates immersive environments where natural systems, cultural narratives, and human experiences intersect.
Through international landscape and spatial projects, Shen explores how environments can create emotional connections while responding to ecological and social challenges. Her award-winning practice reflects a poetic approach to landscape as both ecological infrastructure and spatial art.
Shahgol Safarzadeh
About Artwork
This untitled work presents a figurative exploration of human identity and relationships through expressive forms and a layered visual language. The distorted figure, muted tones, and symbolic elements create a sense of ambiguity and psychological depth, inviting viewers to reflect on the complexity of human emotions and connections beyond fixed identities. Through painting, Safarzadeh explores the subtle interactions between personal experience, social perception, and the ways individuals relate to one another.
About Artist
Shahgol Safarzadeh is an Iranian multimedia artist whose practice explores human relationships and identity through painting, installation, and video. Her figurative works examine emotional connections beyond gender and social boundaries, using diverse media to explore the complexity of human experience.
The Clown,
The Rocket,
and the Apple
Alexander Elerian
Alexander Elerian is a London-based digital artist and image maker exploring new ways of experiencing and interpreting visual art. Through digital abstraction, photography, and mixed media, his practice investigates the relationship between perception, memory, and emotion, creating imaginative compositions that encourage viewers to discover personal narratives within color, texture.
The Clown, The Rocket, and the Apple
The Clown, The Rocket, and the Apple
Alexander Elerian’s work explores the relationship between perception, memory, and emotion through digital abstraction, photography, and mixed media. Combining bold colors, playful imagery, and layered compositions, The Clown, The Rocket, and the Apple creates a visual space where familiar symbols are transformed into imaginative narratives. The work blurs the boundaries between reality and fantasy, inviting viewers to reflect on personal memories, identity, and the evolving relationship between the physical and digital worlds.
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