With a background in architecture, I’ve always been drawn to structure, form, and detail. What began as a lifelong talent for drawing eventually evolved into a passion for painting — first as a hobby, then as a defining part of my creative journey.
My work bridges the precision of architectural design with the expressive freedom of abstract art. I like to describe my style as architectural citadel in abstract — where structure meets imagination, and every line and layer tells a story of space, balance, and emotion.
PV 21 May 6-8 pm
Exhibition opens 22 - 29 May
@zebraonegallery
1 Perrins crt
NW3 1QX
Food Sponsored by @crudough_
Drinks @majesticwine
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WIN A SIGNED TRACEY EMIN FOR £25 worth £6000 in our Raffle.
We’re holding a raffle in support of the Women in Art Prize CIC, offering the chance to own ‘Further Back To You ‘by Tracey Emin - generously donated by @gabrielleduploy from her personal collection.
A rare opportunity to live with an intimate, expressive work by one of the most influential contemporary artists of our time.
Enter here, link in bio ☝️
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Part of The Last Great Adventure Is You series, created for Emin’s 2014 solo exhibition at White Cube, Further Back To You captures a powerful return to the self. The figure is distilled to its essence - raw, immediate, and emotionally charged — with Emin’s confident line conveying vulnerability, strength, and lived experience all at once.
To own a Tracey Emin print is to hold something deeply personal: a work that feels both fragile and bold, intimate yet iconic. Further Back To You brings that energy into a space - a quiet but striking presence that continues to unfold over time.
An incredible piece to collect. An even more special one to live with.
Enter, support women in art, and make it yours.
RAFFLE ENDS 29 MAY.
Bespoke framing by @hampstead_chalkfarm_framers_@women_in_art_@womeninartprize_
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We are proud sponsors of @ubuntupathways
At Ubuntu Pathways, have spent the past 26 years breaking the cycle of poverty in our community of Gqeberha, South Africa. Through comprehensive system of education, health, and household support, they are placing 2,000 orphaned and vulnerable children on a pathway out of poverty, from cradle to career. Shifting away from traditional development models that fail to address the compounding burdens of poverty, they have pioneered a community-led, holistic approach that takes children and families from vulnerability to stability and success. In partnership with the Bertha Foundation, they have created a world-class staff development initiative.
Night of Ubuntu: in London!
It was an unforgettable evening. coming together to celebrate Ubuntu and the bright future they are building together.
This is the heart of their mission: providing cradle-to-career support so seamless and stable that a child never has to wonder if they’ll be caught when they fall.
The Impact of Your Support
Because of the incredible generosity shown in that room, they can continue making this vision a reality for thousands of children and families.
The funds raised are vital in ensuring every member of our community has access to essential care,
including:
Healthy Starts: Support for safe and healthy births.
Family Wellness: Resources to help families thrive, not just survive.
Pathways to Success: Continuous guidance from early childhood through their professional careers.
@artbydom art fetched £19 k
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@pepitacoffee in partnership with @officialfatboyslim proudly present the art of @catarina_diaz_ 🎨
London-based artist mentored by Royal Academician David Mach, honoured by the Portuguese President, and exhibited at Saatchi Gallery, Carrousel du Louvre, New York, Japan & Dubai.
Proudly represented by @zebraonegallery , Art Belina, Sonia Borrell, @thefluxreview , @artvoxldn & @women_in_art__ .
Now her “very, very transcendent” art (BBC) pulses inside your Fatboy Slim rhythmic coffee routine. 🎶
🔥 3 Collectable Art Tins
☕ Luxury 100% Colombian Coffee
♻️ Reusable. Eco-Friendly. Iconic.
Art you can hold. Coffee you’ll crave. A collection forever. ✨
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“I’m selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at my best”
Marilyn Monroe
Celebrating 100 Years of Marilyn Monroe
The year 2026 marks the centenary of Marilyn Monroe’s birth on June 1, 1926.
A century later, the world continues to honour her transformative impact as a cinematic legend, a cultural pioneer, and an eternal icon.
To commemorate this milestone, several major global events are scheduled:
• A Retrospectives: Curated exhibitions at @ZebraOneGallery from the 30 th May
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#marylinmonroe #zebraonegallery #womeninart #womeninartprize
📷 GETTY IMAGES
It’s such a simple yet profound truth. Artists don’t just fill galleries; they transform entire neighborhoods. They see potential in the “rattiest” areas, bring order to chaos, and teach the rest of us how to perceive beauty where we didn’t see it before. They literally make the world a more beautiful place, one street at a time. And then gentrification kicks in and things change.
Disclaimer & Credit:
Video excerpts from ‘Lectures Exploring the Psychology of Creativity’ National Gallery of Canada, (2017). All rights belong to the original creators.
#whatartistsdo #berlinartist #guelmemis #arttalk #contemporaryart
Marcel Duchamp stands as one of the most influential pioneers of modern art, forever shifting the boundaries of what we define as artistic expression. In this rare footage, he offers profound insights into his philosophy and the transformative power of creativity.
„I believe that art is the only form of activity in which man, as man, shows himself to be a true individual and is capable of going beyond the animal state. Because art is an outlet towards regions which are not ruled by time and space.“
Filmed amidst the Arensberg collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This 1956 interview features Marcel Duchamp in conversation with James Johnson Sweeney, former director of the Guggenheim Museum.
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This video is for educational purposes only.
#MarcelDuchamp #ArtHistory #ModernArt #guelmemis
Francis bacon Available
Logique de la sensation (after Study from the Human Body 1981) (s.9912) 6/5/26 Zebra
Medium: Original Lithograph, in colours, 1981, on Velin Arches paper, signed by the artist in pencil, with the Printers embossed blindstamp (ARTS - LITHO PARIS)
Edition: of 150 in pencil, (there were also 25 copies numbered in Roman numerals),
There were also 15 artists proofs and a number of HC copies
#francisbaconartist #modernmasters #britishartist #hampsteadgallery #zebraonegallery DM or email at [email protected]
Check out NOMA solo exhibition.
_ Contemporary Man_ 21st Century Mona Lisa.
Sub: VISAGE
_ Icheon Art Hall 2nd floor Art Gallery
_ (Gyeonggi Icheon-si Buak-ro 40(Jungri-dong
490) Icheon Cultural Foundation)
_ 2026. 4/30 - 5/27 (10:00 - 17:00) Closed every
Monday
B Live Performance. 5/23 (E) 16:00 g
_ Hosted by: Icheon City, (re)Icheon Cultural
Foundation
Contact: Performance planning team
070-4914-6981
3 NOMA showroom coming day
0 5/7 (Thurs), 5/9 (Sat), 5/14 (Thurs), and 5/16 (Sat)
#artist_NOMA #이천문화재단 #E #
Represented in London @zebraonegallery@artist_noma@zebraonegallery
@banksy
The sculpture portrays a man in a suit stepping off a pedestal, his face obscured by the flag he carries. It is situated in Waterloo Place, St. James’s—a setting historically crafted to honor 19th-century imperialism and military power,
The piece stands in close proximity to monuments dedicated to Edward VII, Florence Nightingale, and the Crimean War.
For available work please visit
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“I consider myself a woman artist: I’m a woman who draws and paints - specifically women. Who explores the landscape of the female body who strives to portray woman as they are, not how we are traditionally expected to be. Who has learnt, drawing women through my life, that sexuality and sensuality are not to do with ‘thin-ness’ or perceived notions of ‘beauty’ but to do with what comes from within a woman. Herself, her movement quality - who she is - not how she looks. I have not however considered myself a commercial woman artist. This is the distinction I make here and it’s forced me to ask - why? Why don’t I? I’ve used excuses like
- ‘figurative work is unfashionable - it doesn’t sell! I’ve used facts like - I don’t do my work to sell it, I do it because it is my chosen form of expression and essential - for me. And I sell quite well and I’m lucky and I promise myself I won’t compromise and allow selling to motivate me or to start doing work - just to sell it.
@lorien_haynes@women_in_art__@womeninartprize__
Available work @zebraonegallery
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