ANDREA TYRIMOS
About the artist:
Andrea Tyrimos graduated in Fine Art from Central St Martins in 2009, and has exhibited extensively since then. She has been mentioned in publications such as ‘Time-Out’ and ‘an magazine’, and has won awards including the ‘Signature Art People’s Choice Painting Award’ and the ‘Art & Escape Award’.

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VICKY SCOTT
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Enchanting illustration whisking the viewer away to a magical alpine landscape. This illustration has a definite French feel, with lots of attention to detail- spot the cows with bells, marmotts, swallows as well as lost ramblers and cyclists!

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KAREENA ZEREFOS
About the artist:
Kareena is a Sydney born, London based artist, designer and flâneuse, who collects fine bone china tea sets, but prefers to drink coffee. She has an unhealthy obsession with dangerously sharp 2B pencils, which may or may not be associated with her perfectionist Virgo tendencies… and her pencils, along with a yearning to escape to a world of make believe, lead her to create whimsical illustrative work with a sense of isolation and bittersweet nostalgia.

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BEN LEVY
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Ben Levy is a portrait and figurative artist living and working in London. Bens work conveys everyday issues that have become fashionable through the press. Ben captures political, racial and sexual topics in a comic like scenario using famous faces well known throughout society to do so. Ben describes his painting as modern with a street art twist.

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MR FOUR FINGERS
About the artist:
Mr Four Fingers welcomes you to the dark side. We are a young South African duo inspired by the grit and grime of the London streets, an inspiration that has led us down a path of art, skulls and dark undertones. We are obsessed with what lies beneath, the tainted side. The unseen but only ever imagined.

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CLARE SHIELDS
About the artist:
I continually experiment with a variety of pencil & ink drawing, watercolour, photography and computer art to observe a moment or tell a story. With a background in textile design, inspiration for my prints come in the form of nature, conceptual film, geometric pattern and in particular birds (they evoke romance, fear and are no end of inspiration).

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CODEFC
About the artist:
Active graffiti/street art artist for about 22 yrs, #codefc references to a hexadecimal color code use in web technologies which coincidentally can be broken down into the word “code” and “fc”, the initials of the artist.

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HANNAH ADAMSZEK
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The UK Hannah Adamszek paints her own unique representation of the world around her. Her style being a fine line between ‘street art’ and ‘fine art’. Her tool box contains decorating brushes, inks, acrylics, spray paint, stencils and plenty of water.

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OTTO D'AMBRA
About the artist:
I’ve always been influenced by surrealism as a lens through which to look at the world, the great possibilities it opens up. My drawings express a vision that is both ironic and critic. I create images that are quite direct and of impact, made of immediate though simple elements.

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CORINNE PERRY
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From my Misery series created in 2011 about the breakdown of relationships and the emotional mindset you can find yourself trapped within. This piece represents my shyness, with my face shrouded and hidden, almost recoiling in onto myself.

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VIKRAM KUSHWAH
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Vikram’s photos reflect a longing for childhood dreams and fantasies, and for a world unsullied by modernity and the mundane; a simpler life, when ‘miracles were taken for granted’, as Vikram puts it.

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