Miguel Rojas, a contemporary Spanish artist, has woven a rich and diverse tapestry throughout his artistic career. His journey has been marked by an unwavering commitment to his craft and the continuous exploration of diverse artistic avenues. Miguel’s artistic grounding took him through the hallowed halls of the Imaginary Arts Workshop, where he honed his skills and nurtured his creative spirit. In addition to his formal art training, he has also delved into the realm of photography, mastering the craft and becoming a photographic lab technician, which added a new dimension to his artistic prowess.

Jean-Pierre Missistrano, who was born in Marseille, France in 1948, is an artist who considers painting as writing. His preferred medium is watercolour for the magic of the fusion between water, pigment and paper, whose quality is the main source of luminosity.

Lola Mathe is a multidisciplinary artist based in Paris. She practises her art within a poetic and sensitive universe centred on two techniques, coffee painting and mixed media collage, where she works with paper, acrylic paint, ink and gold leaf. Lola has been represented by the Esther et Paul gallery in rue de l’Odéon, Paris since September 2023, and she also works on commissions in the hospitality, healthcare and residential property sectors.

Olivia Christian is a watercolour and pen & ink artist who is inspired by nature. She loves to garden and take hikes with her family and that is often when she finds new inspiration for her artwork. One of Olivia’s favourite tools is a vintage dip pen because it lets her create unique art and helps to tie in her love of the simplicity of olden times. Most of her art starts out in circular fashion and then grows and changes into a beautiful aspect of nature. As someone who struggles with mental illness, working in this way helps her to understand how her brain works in different ways.