Penningtons
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Eryka Isaak

Glass artworks and installations

Harnessing material transformations within glass, artworks arise filled with secrecy and dynamism. Creating tactile, robust and enduring glass art. The perception of movement is created within the glass and inspired by our planet, and the wider universe. Whirls of gases, sediments caught in a current, or trapped like fossils. Recent works are inspired by European Space Agency's CHEOPS and Cluster missions.

07970792247
www.erykaisaak.com
iam@erykaisaak.com

DEEP SPACE
4 Ashby Mews
London
SE4 1TB

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Vivien Phelan

Ceramics

Vivien Phelan is an internationally exhibiting ceramic artist, whose whimsical figurative works have earned her a win on the BBC's "Home is Where the Art Is. Trained at Buckinghamshire Chiltern University College in Ceramic and Glass (2006).
Her work is inspired by the quirks of the English language and everyday life, combining traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics, creating evocative pieces.
Vivien enjoys the tactile nature of clay, using the potter's wheel as a starting point for her pieces.

07889 442 460
www.ceramicandglass.co.uk
vivienphelan@hotmail.com

Skylark gallery :0207 928 4004

Nick Kobyluch

Nick worked as a freelance illustrator for many years providing images for a wide spectrum of clients from the design, advertising and editorial worlds. (Clients included The Financial Times, The Observer, National Lottery, Oxford University Press and The BBC). Around 10 years ago Nick changed direction and began to work independently using his love of drawing to develop a career as an Artist specialising in the urban landscape. He was a member of Skylark Galleries in London with whom he still show with at Art Fairs around the country and he has exhibited in many galleries across the country.

Nick currently lives in York and his imagery continues to develop as he explore the world of the drawn line.

07539 070 291
www.instagram.com/nickkobyluch/?hl=en
Nickkobyluch2@gmail.com

Lennie Lee

"The main focus of my work is on Modern Ritual. I have always been fascinated by the ways in which contemporary urban culture cannot help but echo the rituals and behaviours of traditional tribal communities".

Lennie Lee lives in Dalston. He is a painter, performer and mixed media artist with a passion for life, art and creativity. His house is painted inside and out. It is a local landmark where he curates one of the largest collections of counterculture in Europe. Lee's paintings, installations and performances have been shown internationally in museums, galleries and private collections.

His work has been exhibited at:
Tate Britain
The Whitechapel gallery
The Barbican art centre
The ICA
798 Beijing
The National gallery, Stockholm
ARCO, Madrid
Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid
Principe Filipe science museum, Valencia
The Kinsky Palace, Prague
Malmo museum
The Italian Pavilion, Venice Biennale

07388 772 157
lennieleex@gmail.com

Zsuzsanna Pataki

Based in London and regularly painting cities and landscapes all over Europe, Zsuzsanna seeks colour, light, and life, to paint Impressionistic works recalling the atmosphere of a place. She works with knives, garden hose, pipette, and bare hand to bring to life urban scenes, natural landscapes, and people. History—personal and national history—is the subject of her paintings.

Commissions welcome: get in touch, we'll find a way to make your dream artwork a reality.

07545 685 444
Art@zsuzsannapataki.com

Online gallery: https://www.zsuzsannapataki.com/works
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zsuzsannapataki_art/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW3DMlmWzMEfY7ZGX8b1Glg

Luana Asiata

Luana Asiata is an award-winning, London-based artist originally from New Zealand and of Samoan heritage. Her work blends personal narrative with semi-abstract forms, creating bold paintings that speak to the complexities of identity, loss, and healing. Through her art, she channels a tapestry of emotions: the grief of losing her mother to heart disease, the ache of living far from her native home, and the solace found in family, nature, and the sea.

Asiata's background in graphic design shapes her distinctive compositions and fearless approach to colour. She begins each piece with exploratory sketches in oil pastels and acrylic washes, allowing her to experiment with composition and colour. This process sets the stage for vibrant works that resonate with her lived experience, bridging memory and imagination in a celebration of resilience and connection.

www.luanaasiata.com

Diana McKinnon

Textile

Diana is a South LondonTextile artist, specialising in free motion embroidery.
She layers fabrics and silk paper for her scenic pictures and collages small fragments of recycled fabric to show the change of colour for her birds and animals.
The surface of the fabrics are then machined over to give texture and relief.
Diana likes to leave the edges of her pictures free for the viewer to imagine their continuation.

Diana is a member of the Society of Designer Craftsmen & the Broderers Guild. Her work can be viewed at Skylark Galleries, Gabriels Wharf, South Bank.

@mckinnondiana
www.dmckinnon.co.uk

Smita Sonthalia

I live in London and have been practicing art for 20 years. Born in India, and growing up in an ancient and vibrant culture, I have pursued masters in Fine Arts. I am a contemporary artist, primarily working from my studio in North London. I draw inspiration from nature, spiritualism and women. Most of my paintings are mixed media and acrylic on canvas though I have done several oil-on-canvas as well, creating a variety of paintings - figurative, floral, Indian and (semi)abstract. I experiment with textures, layers, inks, lines, patterns in my works to create something different. My paintings have been exhibited at many solo/group exhibitions and art fairs in Singapore, India & UK. Painting is love, work, play, meditation and prayer for me.

07377908365
smita.sonthalia@gmail.com
www.smitasonthalia.com
Instagram: @smitasonthaliaart
Facebook: @smitasonthaliaart