Andy Goldsworthy

Since the late 70s, Andy Goldsworthy has been making site-specific work in the landscape, using nature itself as a ‘found object’ - as both the subject and raw material of his sculptures.

Christopher Griffith

Self-taught Canadian photographer Christopher Griffith’s interest in photography first developed while he was studying biochemistry in Montreal. As he began to take more and more photographs, his love for the art developed and four months short of th

Minne Fry

Never afraid to embrace life as a learning process, Johannesburg born Minne Fry’s work has consistently both embraced and expressed change in a medium where the continuity of the ’trademark’ brush stroke have long been held to be

Michel François

Belgian artist Michel François has a refined and idiosyncratic view of reality. He makes inventories of the world around us by way of antithesis. In his work to date he has continually returned to a set of opposites.

Fernando Feijoo

While studying for his BA in Illustration at Kent Institute of Art and Design in 2000, Fernando Feijoo accidentally stumbled upon the possibilities of printmaking.