Samantha Malone (b. 1978) is a contemporary artist who combines elements of abstraction in the portrayal of imaginary natural and urban landscapes reflecting a dialogue with her inner-self and past experiences. Originally from Australia’s east coast, and currently living in Tel Aviv-Jaffa with her family, Samantha brings her unique perspective to abstract painting. She is a self-taught artist with an academic background in environmental sciences. Her education and lifelong passion with nature has given her an appreciation for the fragile balance between the urban and natural landscapes and the way they converge. In 2022, she made the decision to become a full time artist and has been accepted into international art biennales. In July 2023, Samantha exhibited in the London Art Biennale.

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Veronika Manukjan is a prominent figure in contemporary art. She studied painting, graphic design and multimedia creation at the Hi-gher Vocational School of Graphics in Jihlava. Thanks to the long-term cooperation with the Gallery of Modern Art Prague in the center of Prague, she gained wide recognition. The desire for harmony, inner peace, visual purity, color minimalism and simplicity of expression led her to monochromatic work. Her past colorful, expressive work suddenly disturbed her. She thinks that it was influenced by the events in the world, the pandemic, the loss of the feeling of certain certainties, the move from the city to the forest and the return to nature and basic and fixed life values.

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Randi Matushevitz is an American multidisciplinary artist residing in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Her installations, paintings, mixed media drawings, and videos have been exhibited and collected nationally and internationally. Her artwork is found in the permanent collections of the Museum of Art and History (MOAH), Lancaster, CA; Cleveland Clinic, Las Vegas; Las Vegas Art Museum at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; The Brooklyn Art Library, Brooklyn, NY; and Enter Art Foundation, Berlin.  

Matushevitz's artwork engages the viewer in a universal conversation that explores the commonality of uncertainty within the mania and calm surrounding daily life. The images are messy, murky layers of entangled marks creating a dense surface that mimics the human condition. 

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Lauren McLaughlin is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, writer and activist whose practice is rooted in a desire to represent the undervalued experiences of mothering, caregiving and gendered work through a feminist lens. Encompassing a broad range of methods including studio work, curatorial and participatory projects, her work sits at the intersection between art and social justice, often focussing on subjects still considered taboo such as childbirth, reproductive rights, and economic inequality. Lauren is also the founder of Spilt Milk Gallery CIC whose mission is to support the work of artists who identify as mothers. 

Lauren graduated with BA (Hons) Fine Art from Central Saint Martins in 2012, and MA Applied Arts & Social Practice from Queen Margaret University Edinburgh in 2021. Her work has been exhibited throughout the UK and Europe including at the Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, The Whitworth Manchester, Lights of Soho London and Palazzo Albrizi Venice. Her work is also held in permanent public collections including the Birth Rites Collection at the University of Kent. 

Lauren’s socially engaged project ‘Making Something From Nothing’ was shortlisted for the John Byrne Award in 2021, and she recently secured seed funding from Magnetic North Theatre to develop a new collaborative work with artists who are also single mothers.

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Madam Memoticon is a conceptual artist exploring themes of womanhood, cyber aesthetics, and feminist metaphysics. Since earning her MA in Philosophy with honours, she has exhibited internationally. Her images have been published in Dream House: A Collaborative Zine in Honor of the 50th Anniversary of Womanhouse and LandEscape Art Review. Her works were featured in exhibitions organized by Loop Art Critique residency and Cyberselves, a show curated by the Finnish National Gallery's Alusta Community. Her art was also selected for BitBasel Miami Art Week 2024: The Future of the Arts, the Intercontinental Biennial held in 2025 in Brazil, and for the 2025 mowna Biennial, hosted by The Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art.

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Katherine Ann Miller is a German artist. Her childhood was fulfilled with creativity. When she was a teenager, she did a lot graphic and web design. Later, she became a media designer and worked many years in that field.  She always had the desire to freely express her creativity, so 2021 she decided to fully concentrate on her passion and became a full-time artist.

Katherine works with acrylics, inks, watercolors, spray paint and different kind of materials for textures in her paintings. She uses her intuition to express herself with colors and movements using brushes, palette knives and her hands. With bright, vibrant and pastel colors she transforms her emotions, feelings and memories and turns them into paintings that exudes joy and positive energy. Emotional fantasy landscapes that are intuitively evolving to escape the routine of everyday life influenced by her love to nature. 

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Emily Moores is a visual artist living and working in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her work consists of hand-cut and ornately layered materials, which create both wall works and large scale installations. Emily's work investigates the playful engagement of the body as essential to understanding and experiencing spaces or objects.

Emily was selected as one of the Women to Watch 2020 by the Ohio Arts Council’s Riffe Gallery in collaboration with the Ohio Advisory Group of the National Museum of Women in the Arts. She created 'Let's Celebrate,' a large scale installation consisting of wood, paper and fabric.

Emily earned her BFA from The Cleveland Institute of Art in 2008 and her MFA from The University of Cincinnati in 2014. She has shown her work regionally and nationally, including the Akron Art Museum (OH), the Contemporary Arts Center (OH), the Ruffin Gallery (VA), the Loudon House (KY), and the Dougherty Arts Center (TX). Emily Moores was a recipient of the Ohio Cultural Arts Individual Artist Award, the Summerfair Individual Artist Grant and the ArtPrize Seed Grant.  

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Georgina Mortreux is a Slovak contemporary artist creating and living in Bratislava, Slovakia. Her abstract paintings in their lyrical and poetical form are focusing on the inner world of the current human being, his personal experiences, memories, dreams, and imaginations. 

She creates with combined acrylic techniques and her handwriting reflects the dynamics of the current happening.

The basic phenomenon of her work is the color. Intensive, passionate in its endless tones, in which there are encoded the sparkling surface of the sea, richness of the lavender fields, azure of the sky, mysterious dusk and the deepness of the night as well as the fresh sparkle of the summer mornings.

She applies and layers the colors on the canvas in dynamic waves, in solid curves or in fine drips. She combines acrylic colors with oil pastels which in final makes an impression reminding the rhythm of the heart on the seismography of our lives.

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Formerly an archaeologist and park ranger, Camille Myles is an award-winning Canadian contemporary artist and educator with a deep connection to nature & history bringing hope and transformation to her community. Working in painting, sculpture, installation and public art, she creates conversations about identity and celebrates change and growth in her work. She received her BFA at Ottawa University and her MA in Heritage Conservation at Carleton University. Myles has exhibited extensively including Quest Art Gallery, Ottawa Art Gallery, BHA Gallery, Arts Mums United, Visionary Art Collective, PxP Contemporary, Gallery 115, among others. She has been awarded art residencies at Studio H International in Victoria BC in 2022 and at MOTHRA, Artscape in Toronto in 2023. In that same year, she was awarded a RBC Arts Incubator grant and an Ontario Arts Council grant for the creation of her solo exhibition at Quest Art Gallery in the summer 2023. Being drawn to the power of public art as a social community conversation, the artist has been creating murals and large-scale public art sculptures in Midland and in Penetanguishene. Her work has been featured by the Jealous Curator, Toronto Star, Create! Magazine, Visionary Art Collective, Arts to Hearts Project, Women United in Art Magazine and numerous podcasts. She was awarded the Diamond Jubilee Medal and was a finalist of the Canadian RBC New Painting Competition. She volunteers at her local art gallery and is a Board member of the Southern Georgian Bay Chamber of Commerce. Originally from Gatineau, Quebec, she now lives along the shores of Georgian Bay, in Tiny Ontario with her husband and three young children. 

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Petra Kubík Nandrážiová is a Czech Republic based abstract artist taking painting as an expression of emotion. She loves the interplay of vertical and horizontal lines. In her art, she combines bold colours, divergent surfaces and expressive styles. 

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Kristine Narvida is a Latvian academic visual artist born in 1977. She graduated in 2006 as a Magister at the Latvian Art Academy in Riga. She lives and works in Germany in Potsdam and Berlin. Kristine is mother of four daughters. She is an active member of the Brandenburg Association of Artists. She presents and sells her fine artwork throughout Europe and globally with online galleries. This year she presented her fine art series “Look how I move” at three galleries in Potsdam and at the Rhy Art Salon Basel. The here presented new series “The study of annoyance” you may find at the Art A10 exhibition in Wildau near Berlin from 20 October – 5 November and at art fair of the Frauenmuseum Bonn from 11-13 November 2022. Kristine prefers working with oil on linen, using models as her subjects. 

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Hana is a Czech artists who started to take photography more seriously while studying at the Secondary School of Arts, studying applied photography. Her interest in photography also led her to study at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Brno, majoring in Body Design which provided a new point of view for the work.

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