Beatrice Nespega is an intuitive abstract artist creating paintings that spark imagination and creativity. Working mainly with acrylics, she experiments with tools and textures at hand. For her, painting means breaking free from rules and constraints, allowing unexpected outcomes to emerge from endless possibilities through an open, process driven approach.
Anne McNeill-Pulati has been producing art for 40 years. Her inspiration has been influenced by allegories and stories, particularly those originating in ancient cultures. Happenings from the world arena also influence her imagery. She has exhibited in Australia, New York, Greece and Hong Kong as well as the UK.
Ayesha Feisal is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice is grounded in transformation,
healing, and resilience.
Her work explores the feminine form and psyche, honouring the emotional, spiritual, and physical layers of womanhood. Her art spans across painting, sculpture and works on paper.
Carol Tarn
I am a portrait/figurative oil painter. Sitters range from the unknown to the very well known including several notable actresses from the London stage. My work has been shortlisted for the Ashurst Emerging Artist Prize, and exhibited with the RBA, RWA, SWA, SBA, ING Discerning Eye, WIAF25, and New Light.
Ellena Wood is a BAFTA-nominated director and one of the UK’s leading documentary makers. Known for her sensitive access and critically acclaimed work, she’s directed major projects for Netflix, BBC, and Channel 4. Her credits include The Ripper (a global Netflix hit), the BAFTA-winning BBC series Life and Death Row, and the BAFTA nominated Louis Theroux: Talking to Anorexia. In recognition of her creative achievements, Ellena was named a BAFTA Breakthrough Brit in 2018. Her latest work, Inside the Cult of the Jesus Army, is now streaming on BBC iPlayer.
Esther Sample is an abstract painter based in Tottenham. She primarily works in acrylic, ink or mixed media on paper. Her works are influenced by the light and textures found in the urban environment of London, and the complex societal layers that lie beneath. Works are built up, scraped away and built up again using pigment, ink, paint, pastel and a range of mediums. Her pieces include mono-printing, brush and pastel marks to create varied multi-layer abstractions.
Tim Benson
I am an oil painter specialising in portraits and landscapes. My portraits share the stories of marginalized individuals, highlighting their resilience, irrespective of their backgrounds or circumstances.
Esther Serrano works across painting and photography, she enjoys portraiture, landscapes, nature, travel, and architecture. Her practice explores raw emotion, texture, shape, and light—both in monochrome
and colour.
Blending classical techniques with modern approaches, Esther creates compositions that are at once visually striking and emotionally resonant, inviting viewers into moments that feel both timeless and immediate.
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Heide Block
I am a mixed media artist but primarily paint. I love the relationship between patterns and colour. I also do figurative and representational painting.Having the studio in this building provides me with a dedicated creative space which I love.
Art Speaks Louder is a dynamic London-based 3D design studio founded by Kibi Schultz, award-winning, internationally exhibited Fine Artist with over 25 years in the creative industry. Schultz, a master mould-maker, uses innovative casting techniques and materials in their multi-media sculpture and installations and is available for commissions, workshops, body-casting, and technical support.
“The work of Liz Sutherland, a painter from North London whose studio I visited this weekend as part of the Wood Green Open Studios event, evokes an amorphous yet intense feeling linked to memory and its legacies. Her landscapes impress with a varied approach to paint application—sometimes slathered, sometimes dappled, or splashed—suggesting a focus on layers: of paint, time, lingering, palimpsestic images”.
Dr. Sue A Healy, Sept 2024
Neha Nandedkar, a London-based abstract painter, ceramist, and lighting designer, creates expressive works shaped by her Indian roots, nature, and music. Trained at the Essential School of Painting, her art explores memory, movement, and connection through colour, texture, and abstraction. Her pieces invite dialogues on reflection and shared humanity spilling from one frame to the next.
Electronic engineer, Stephen Morris works on the servicing and repair of music related electronic equipment.
He specialises in vintage analogue and early digital equipment, ranging from guitar amplifiers, keyboards, effects processors, Hi-Fi through to studio equipment and tape machines.
Parie Leung Watterson is a painter and printmaker whose works often feature animals alongside figures seemingly in quiet contemplation. Interweaving found imagery, daily observations, imagined spaces, and evocative titles, her works explore inner life, awkward contradictions, the inevitability of imperfection and the emotional charge of what one hides within.
Selwyn Midgen is primarily a Landscape Painter on a variety of surfaces using oil colour.
My work is based on seeing shapes. These are drawn from everyday experiences and my travels. Turning a corner and seeing a vista, whether urban or rural, there becomes a desire to capture that moment. It is my interpretation of that scene and the colour description which I impart to the painting.
