Miles Ingrassia explores masculinity through scenes of male interaction drawn from personal and archival imagery. His paintings examine how identity is performed and negotiated through gesture, tension, and proximity.
c/o: @milesingrassia
Influenced by a background in visual storytelling, Denise Dalzell approaches painting like a sequence of unfolding scenes. Light, framing, and body language come together to create impressions of moments both intimate and collective.
c/o: @denisedalzellatelier
Denise Dalzell paints fleeting moments of connection drawn from travel and everyday life. Through layered color and gesture, her work captures the quiet exchanges, movements, and shared experiences that shape how we relate to one another.
c/o: @denisedalzellatelier
Using colour and mixed media techniques, Karla Enriquez creates works that blur the line between observation and imagination. Her compositions reflect on the ways we relate to the world around us.
c/o: @karlaspicy
Karla Enriquez transforms familiar objects into reflections on contemporary life and connection. Through layered imagery and mixed-media techniques, her work explores the quiet narratives embedded within everyday experiences.
c/o: @karlaspicy
Kseniya Rai’s work is guided by a search for serenity within everyday life. Through uplifting imagery and soft, immersive atmospheres, she creates spaces that encourage reflection, joy, and emotional presence.
c/o: @kseniyarai
Water flows through Kseniya Rai’s paintings as a symbol of stillness, intuition, and renewal. Through luminous scenes shaped by reflection and movement, her work invites moments of calm and quiet connection.
c/o: @kseniyarai
Laura Muolo creates surreal, figurative scenes that unfold like quiet stories. Set within dreamlike landscapes, her paintings draw from memory and symbolism to explore the hidden emotions beneath everyday moments.
c/o: @laura_muolo
In Laura Muolo’s work, the figure becomes a site of introspection. Through subtle gestures and symbolic shadows, her paintings reveal the inner states that exist beyond what is immediately seen.
c/o: @laura_muolo
In Charlotte Evans’ paintings, colour carries memory and emotion. Figures and birds emerge within her landscapes, connecting places, seasons, and the quiet rhythms of belonging.
c/o: @charlotteevanspaints
Charlotte Evans paints landscapes shaped by movement and memory. Drawing from daily walks, her work reflects on the evolving sense of home between London and Toronto.
c/o: @charlotteevanspaints
