Tim Fishlock's works challenge the relentless pressure to consume, the resulting huge heaps of defunct products and our increasingly unnatural attitude to food production. He implores us that it’s simply not good enough to keep calm and carry on.

Fishlock's approach has a heavy air of cynicism and misanthropy, yet the craft is so accomplished and the detail so intricate, it’s never less than thrilling to look at.

Beard's work explores themes of sexuality, desire, and the human body. She is recognised for her unique approach to using bold colours and abstract forms to create provocative and engaging compositions.

"The decision of what to keep and what to take from the map or postcard I choose is a delicate one. They have to work together like in a dance, with the ink as the music."

- Mark Powell

Saville applies up to forty layers of paint over time, slowly sanding and cleaning each dry layer of paint before applying the next to achieve the extraordinary gradient effect.

"When you have a moment of contact and intimacy with any animal or bird it is a timeless, priceless moment no matter what is going on in the world or your life. It is forgotten and the present beauty and love can be felt as a bond stronger than worry or suffering. A reminder of how beautiful life is."

His artistic creations seamlessly fuse Western influences with symbolic representations and objects from his homeland. Of particular note, Lagunju incorporates the esteemed Gelede masks, which honour female ancestors and elders, in addition to the indigo-dyed adire fabrics.