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Artists Highlights

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Josephine Florens

Josephine Florens (b. 1988, Odessa, Ukraine) is a professional visual artist currently based in Germany after relocating due to the war in Ukraine. Originally trained in law, she holds Master’s degrees in Civil and International Law but ultimately followed her true calling in the arts. In 2017, she began studying painting at the Art-Ra School of Fine Arts, developing a distinctive voice that merges technical precision with emotional depth.

Working primarily in oil, with occasional use of acrylic, she explores portraiture, landscapes, still lifes, animals, religious and allegorical themes. Her self-defined style, modern vintage, fuses the spiritual and aesthetic values of classical European art with contemporary psychological clarity.

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Zan Wang

Zan Wang (b. 1997) is an artist and researcher based in London. She received her BFA from the School of Visual Arts and her MFA in Painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Currently, she is pursuing a practice-based art PhD at Lancaster University. Zan’s work navigates the space between boundary and passage, presence and trace. Through cyanotype, mixed media, and layered painting, she investigates how memory shapes perception. Over the past five years, her work has been exhibited in London, Lancaster, and Sheffield in the UK, as well as in New York and Baltimore in the US.

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Daheng Liu

Daheng Liu (b. 1993, Yantai, Shandong), graduated from the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts, Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, and London College of Fashion. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Curating at the University of Essex.
Major group exhibitions include: 'London College of Fashion Graduate Showcase', OXO Tower Wharf (2019); 'TO BE ANTWERP', Leonhard’s Gallery (2020); Beyond the Anthropocene - An Exhibition of Future Science+Art', Garry Culture Center (2021); 'Post-Anthropocene: Future Science Exhibition', Kuntaijiarui Art Center (2021); 'Variations - Anren Biennale', Da Jiang Zhi Men Culture Center (2021); 'Everyday Recursion', Shanxi Contemporary Art Museum; 'New Media Art Exhibition', He Art Museum (2024).

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Seongmin Kim

Seongmin Kim is a London-based artist who has been living and working since 2017. She graduated from Central Saint Martins with a BA(Hons) in Jewellery Design, and her extensive background and deep interest in fine arts have led her to explore a path that infuses jewellery with emotional depth and a distinct artistic identity. Her graduate collection, 'Motherly Love,' naturally guided her towards becoming a contemporary jewellery artist, where she discovered her passion for hands-on craftsmanship, allowing each piece to embody a personal and artistic touch. With a deep love for natural materials like pearls and mother-of-pearl, she strives to create timeless pieces that reflect her artistic vision and capture subtle emotions. From January to the end of February 2024, Seong showcased her new pearl collection at the Goldsmiths' Centre exhibition and aims to expand her range of designs and gain recognition through additional exhibitions and offline activities to reach a broader audience. She hopes to share her growth and journey as an artist through pieces that offer unique and symbolic expression.

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Makar Polovinka

Makar Polovinka (b. 1999) is an artist and graphic designer based in London. His work explores ways of creating a common voice and fostering connection through co-creation and collaborative making. He holds an MA from the Royal College of Art and had his first exhibition at Small Gallery. His recent project combines typeface design, coding and workshopping to explore a common voice that could appear spontaneously. His practice was recently recognised with a nomination for the Varley Memorial Award.

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Jack Lee

Jack Lee is a multi-disciplinary designer and artist from Taiwan whose practice explores the intersection of art, design, and interactive technology. Trained in product design and physical computing, he studied across Taipei, Brno, and London, culminating in an MA in Design Products at the Royal College of Art. His work combines technical precision with imaginative experimentation, creating installations that engage viewers, encourage participation, and invite reflection on the relationship between human behaviour and environment. In projects such as The Dots - II, Jack uses materials like polarised film and kinetic mechanisms to transform space into dynamic, responsive experiences. His modular approach allows for adaptable, customisable works that extend beyond the gallery, demonstrating a commitment to innovation, audience engagement, and the poetic possibilities of technology in contemporary design.

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