Artists in Suture Zone

My work acts as a conduit between art and science. The supply of information from science fuels the production of visual material, which communicates the knowledge of a scientific endeavour. Lewis Andrews.

Lone Sorensen is a painter and academic who explores in her art our democratic present and future and the role of truth within them.

Jeffrey Rollins was born in Santa Barbara, California. I live and work in Istanbul, Turkey, and create paintings, drawings, installations, and performances rooted in an exploration of material and language.

Jie Huang is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working across installation, ceramics, and mixed media. Her practice explores the subtle ways emotional norms, familial expectations, and social language shape and discipline the individual.

Having completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts at OCAD University where I specialized in Drawing and Painting my practice has morphed from at the beginning rendering floral arrangements across the canvas to more environmental narratives now inundated across my artwork.

Having spent a lifetime on the greasy poles of large corporate organisations, Alastair sought to decompress by walking in the hills of the Brecon Beacons National Park, South Wales, UK, then felt the urge to share what he felt through paintings.

I'm a visual artist living with my wife in NYC, balancing my art practice with a day job. I received my BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago, where I was influenced by the 'Chicago Imagists,' such as Jim Nutt and Phyllis Bramson, with their clashing colors, off-beat (and often weird) sensibilities, and amorphous depic

My practice encompasses a wide range of media including drawing, painting, mixed media, sculpture and traditional craft skills. Often using ethnographic artifacts as my starting point I make work that explores the transformative power of art to question political and social issues in contemporary society.

Alison Vetters is an NHS oncology nurse driven by a political message in her artwork. Currently studying Fine Art at the Art Academy London, she employs mixed media, installation, and moving images to challenge the complexities of capitalist society.

Linda Lewis creates digital photomontages in Photoshop, using images from diverse sources such as the public domain, personal collections, Creative Commons, and purchased materials.

Sarah Soward is a contemporary wildlife artist and refer to my work as, "Wildlife art with a twist." My twists on the very traditional genre of wildlife art vary depending on what I'm communicating.

Through MarionDutheilPhotography, I explore an approach to culinary photography where food ceases to be merely illustrative.

Jacqui Kipfer is an artist primarily engaged in producing works stuffed with colour, just for fun. Painting is a recreation and escapism vehicle.

Ian Bride's creative practice is founded upon many years as an interdisciplinary academic/teacher/researcher/practitioner working in biodiversity conservation and environmental education.

Jonny Kemp explores how portraiture be used for us to investigate and see new truths in our contemporary society by finding historical parallels and patterns in both human behaviour, and the artworks which have documented it.

Born in Heidelberg in 1953, I used every free minute for artistic studies during my studies of social work at the University of Mannheim, and then concentrated entirely on the fine arts after completing my degree.

Moji Musa is a visual artist based in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom. Moji’s work explores realism through a lens of social commentary.

Helen Birnbaum is a sculptor who questions contemporary society’s relationship with climate change with humour and compassion.

Gen Doy lives in London. Her work has been broadcast on radio, installed in galleries, included in publications, and performed indoors and outdoors. She is the recipient of two bursaries from a-n the artists’ information company.

I am a painter born in Siberia, Russia, now based in Fredericton, Canada. My background in Architecture and Design shapes the way I see form, rhythm, and composition — structure and emotion always coexist in my work.

Matthew Morpheus is not merely my name; it is my manifesto. I morph reality, distilling it into fragments that resonate with the viewer's own memories. My collages are bridges between past and present, between nostalgia and possibility.

J. Lee Bertram-French is a Marxist engaging in radical interdisciplinary artmaking regarding the decay of capitalism, bottom-up international revolutions, and his unfaltering love for humanity.

Daniella Kelley is a climate organizer and movement builder living in Washington, DC.

Donna Mindart, is a traditional, renowned for her intricate line work and storytelling through detailed pen and ink illustrations.

Benjamin Gibson is a Toronto-based photographer and creative director whose work explores the intersection of grit and beauty in urban landscapes and portraits.

I am a Nigerian-born, American-trained Artist residing in the United Kingdom. Most of my recent paintings were influenced by the political and social upheaval of our world today.