‘The man who saved his own life, looking up’ - A contemplative gaze towards self-preservation, by Henk Visch (2004)

Odalisque by Delphin Enjolras (19th Century)

‘Laziness’ by Félix Vallotton, c. 1896.

 “Mauricio” photographed by Sergio Baia

4pm MASSACRE Acrylic on Birch 30cm x 30 cm rowe-art.com

Jeff Simpson

Tania Wursig is a figurative painter and her work is predominantly a celebration of life and culture, with an exotic flavour and flamboyant colour palette. Her paintings are imbued with strong cultural influences that span from the Gypsy caves of Granada, as seen in earlier works, to the islands of Polynesia, specifically Tahiti.

• Andy Denzler

Painting of paused vhs clips

Where the Light really is (2nd version) Mixed media 2023 (Lic.: CC BY-NC-ND 3.0)

Journey into the Ethereal: Michaela Meadow's Dream States

The Pearl by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1894)

‘Attraction I’ by Edvard Munch, c. 1896.

"Flutter" artwork by Henrik Uldalen

Le Palais de Glace Acrylic on Birch 80 cm x 80 cm rowe-art.com