Top left: Albano Hernandez is a Spanish artist living and working in London, UK. "Growing up in Avila, a region of Spain where meat consumption is part of the culture, and where the meat industry comprises a significant weight in the region's economy, has led me to focus on the aesthetics that meat generates as commodity. I have obsessive thoughts with the processes of fragmentation, packing, distribution and exposure of animal bodies under the meat label… The manipulation and perception of materiality interests me more than its production."

Top right: Aoibhin Maguire is a painter originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland. "As someone who experiences a wide range of intense emotions, I often struggle to talk about what my paintings are about... I explore the contradictions and intricacies of modern capatalist culture; over saturation of opportunities paralleled with loneliness and feelings of being completely lost. I find modern culture to be so warm and yet so cold and isolating at the same time."

Bottom left: Hanne Peeraer is a Belgian artist who grew up in Italy.
"Currently trying to recreate the wonder, curiosity, and mild headache that I used to get from looking at Magic Eye pictures when I was kid."

Bottom right: CHO Hui-Chin. "The intersections, enigmas, and inevitable conflicts of multiculturalism are central (to the practice). Her body installation performances challenges conventional art-and-spector relationships, focusing on the fleeting gestures and social subtleties of lived experience or brief movement rather than on labeled material objects."

Top left: Julia Bennett "My practice serves as a reminder of our impossible present; a time of rupture and of ghosts. Within this, I explore desecration, collective mourning, and the paradox of ongoingness and futurelessness. Through this navigation, painting has become a way to see, to grieve, and to contemplate healing."

Top right: Kara Hondong is a German painter and is THE CURATOR OF THIS SHOW!
"My painting practice follows a dedicated investigation through materials and the in-betweeness of transformations and translations. Playing with elaborate techniques of Masking and sealing, I explore the potential of three-dimensionality in painting through both spatial and material layering."

Bottom left: Kashin Patel is an artist from India." Kashin's work is autobiographical including themes such as self, social existence, relationships, isolation and anxiety. Dismembered figures that represent the artist or others around her, weave a narrative of experiences often using humour to express seriousness. Kashin's ongoing series on fabric brought from India, explores ideas of home, family, longing and stability."

Bottom right: Kate Howe is an American artist living and working in London and is THE HOST OF THIS SHOW! "Howe's work resists complicity with historical precedent. In her work, she responds to the canonical record by viewing existing works through the lens of forensic anthropology, and engaging with these works as evidence, recontextuslising paintings and resurrecting the ghosts."