niamh barry

Niamh Barry, a London based Canadian painter works primarily in oil on canvas, creating figurative paintings that examine loneliness, anonymity, and escapism in modern professional life.

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Drawing from several years of experience spent working in investment, Barry depicts anonymous figures caught between the demands of the professional life and the pull towards something beyond it. Her compositions suggest quiet attempts to detach from the pressures of modern working life, where moments of stillness, ritual, or withdrawal become subtle forms of escape.

Barry paints objects with meticulous attention whilst deliberately obscuring identity, creating scenes that feel both intimate and emotionally distant.

agnieszka Cereda

Agnieszka Cereda

Born in Kraków, Poland, and now based in the UK, Agnieska Cereda is a self-taught painter who creates both large-scale, contemplative oil works and playful, spontaneous acrylic pieces. Her art explores femininity, folklore, nature, and the mystical, often portraying women guided by their inner light within richly detailed, emotionally resonant worlds.

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Selected from nearly 11,000 international applicants to exhibit at the London Art Biennale 2025, Agnieszka received the Chianciano Art Museum Award, earning an invitation to exhibit in Tuscany later this year. Her work has also been shown at the Autumn Exhibition, Penn Street Gallery 2024, Transcendence - Third Edition at Boomer Gallery, London 2025, and is currently being represented by Chelsea Gallery.

Without formal training, Agnieszka embraced a late start in the art world, driven by passion and perseverance. Each painting, whether meticulously layered in oils or quick, quirky acrylics, is a window into her inner world, celebrating beauty, individuality, and life’s magic.

wyczes

Agnieszka Milewska

WYCZES has been painting for as long as she can remember. Colour, expression and creating have always been a part of her. Graduating from two art schools in Poland gave WYCZES a strong foundation but it’s modern movements and contemporary directions in art is that that truly speaks to her.

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She loves colour, she loves imperfection, and is deeply inspired by the human body, its form, its emotion, its story. In truth, WYCZES finds inspiration in everything around her; the world is an endless source of creative energy.

“Art isn’t the only space where I create. I also love fashion. I completed a school focused on styling and makeup artistry, and I’ve worked and sometimes still work in TV and theatre. These are places where I feel free and fully creative, where I can experiment and express myself without limits. Above all, I cherish peace and freedom as they allow me to breathe, create and see the world in all its colours.”- WYCZES

Paul morley

Having previously had a career as a land surveyor for 20 plus years, Paul Morley’s work took him to many unusual places; abandoned industrial sites, factories and farms that were dilapidated and in need of regeneration.

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His interest in ‘objects’ was formed through seeing the concrete structures that had once carried or housed industrial machinery as pieces of sculpture in themselves. Many of these sites were also graffiti artist’s playgrounds which added colour to these now derelict monuments.

His works tend to be semi-architectural, based on his curiosity of soviet bus stops, lido diving platforms and pylons. Constructivist, Brutalist and Futurist movements inform his creations, along with geometrical art, cubism and abstract expressionism.

Paul graduated in 2016 with BA (Hons) in 3D Design and Craft at University of Brighton. His ceramic work is handmade in his Brighton studio, mainly consisting of limited edition, one-off and non-functional sculptures for interiors.

Wessle II
2022
50cm x 26cm x 26cm — Wessle II 2022 50cm x 26cm x 26cm

Delone
2022
58cm x 23cm x 18cm — Delone 2022 58cm x 23cm x 18cm

Wessle I
2022
65cm x 27cm x 22cm — Wessle I 2022 65cm x 27cm x 22cm

Paramem
2022
58cm x 30cm x 20cm — Paramem 2022 58cm x 30cm x 20cm

nicky calver

Nicky Calver is a contemporary artist based in Crowthorne, Berkshire, whose evocative acrylic paintings invite viewers to pause, reflect, and find peace in the beauty of everyday moments.

Specialising in Still Life, Floral Still Life, Cityscapes, and Landscapes, Nicky’s work is distinguished by her masterful use of texture—combining palette knife, brushwork and mediums to create tactile surfaces that capture the interplay of light and shadow.

“My mission as an artist is to create tranquil works that invite viewers to pause, reflect and find peace in the beauty of the everyday. Drawing on my colonial Scottish and English heritage, as well as formative years spent in Africa and Europe, I am inspired by the interplay of light, colour, and atmosphere found in both natural and built environments.”- Nicky Calver

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Born in Zambia and shaped by her Scottish and English heritage, Nicky’s artistic journey has been deeply influenced by her early experiences in Africa, where the vivid landscapes and commitment to wildlife conservation left a lasting impression. Her travels across Africa and Europe continue to inspire her, infusing her paintings with a sense of nostalgia, serenity, and a fascination for historical architecture and lush natural scenes.

Drawing inspiration from the great Impressionists and renowned wildlife and seascape artists—including, Monet, David Shepherd, David Hockney, Albert Bierstadt, Frederick Waugh, Peder Mork Monsted and Howard Behrens — Nicky’s art reflects an intuitive love of colour and a keen sensitivity to atmosphere. Her signature style blends vibrant earth tones, expressive mark-making, and a focus on tranquil village paths, blooming gardens, and sunlit vistas.

Nicky’s work has been exhibited locally and has received numerous commendations, including winning the VAA Art100 International Art Prize 2025, for its ability to evoke calm and wonder. Her work will be published in the printed edition of the VAA Art100 International Artists book, due to be published at the end of 2026.Through her art, she aims to create spaces of tranquillity and connection, celebrating the quiet beauty found in both the natural world and everyday life.

Peonies In The Window
2025
76 x 101cm — Peonies In The Window 2025 76 x 101cm

Poppies In The Window
2025
76 x 101cm — Poppies In The Window 2025 76 x 101cm

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wyczes

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