Romo Lindved works with mixed medias to create a vivid world, using reconstructed surfaces that combine materials such as plaster, wood, charcoal, and found imagery. Rather than treating the surface as a neutral ground, he builds it into the work itself, allowing the textured environments familiar visual symbols to merge together, one bouncing off the other to provoke the balance between the soft and the broken.
“I Love You Most”
2026
Acrylic paint, photo transfer and metal on wooden panels
53 x 90cm
Romo Lindved
"The Star Entrusted to the Tree"
2026
Acrylic, Ink on Raw Canvas
110x110 cm
Sakde Oka
Sakde Oka (b. 1994, Ubud) is an artist working primarily with fabric, thread, sewing, and embroidery. Drawing from everyday experiences, bodily sensations, and domestic spaces, her work brings together human, animal, plant, and cosmic forms. Through a meditative making process, she explores the relationship between inner emotional worlds, the body, nature, and wider social life.
instagram:@sakdeoka
"The Tale of Speaking To You"
2026
Pastel pencil and thread
21 × 29.7 cm
H.M. Arafat
H.M. Arafat is a London-based writer and visual artist working across poetry, illustration and visual storytelling. Their practice explores grief, identity, memory, healing and belonging through the ongoing project The Tales of Arafat.
https://www.talesofarafat.co.uk/
Kirtika Sharan is an interdisciplinary artist and printmaker based in India. Holding a BFA and MFA in Printmaking from Kala Bhavana, Visva-Bharati University, her practice spans printmaking, drawing, sculpture, installation, mixed media, and moving image. Drawing from personal and inherited histories, her work explores memory, childhood, home, displacement, and belonging. She has participated in exhibitions and residencies across India and internationally, including at CICA Museum, South Korea, and IIM Shillong.
instagram:@kirtikasharan
"GUNS AND GUISES"
2026
Woodcut (Mixed Media)、Collagraphy
182.88 × 228.6 cm、60.96 × 121.92 cm、35.56 × 45.72 cm
Kirtika Sharan
31 × 36.7 cm
28.3 × 30.7 cm
Diana Muminova (b. 1997, Shymkent, Kazakhstan) is a visual artist working across photography, collage, and mixed media. Her practice explores memory and metamorphosis through contemporary still life. She creates compositions from everyday objects, photographs them, and then reworks the images through collage, using fragmentation and reconstruction to explore how personal memories change over time.
instagram:@art.de.mumin
"The Place That Doesn’t Exist"
2026
Color print on paper, hand-cut collage
Diana Muminova
30.6 × 31.4 cm
30.6 × 31.4 cm
"Fleeting Peace"
2024
Etching drawings on Cartridge paper, Recycled paper, and various textured paper
148x420mm
Keyu Hao
Fleeting Peace captures ephemeral moments of peace and euphoria experienced within nature. Through spontaneous drawings and poetry, the work explores texture, sound, and atmosphere, reflecting an intimate connection between nature and self-expression.
Keyu Hao (b. 1996) is a visual artist currently based in Shanghai. They graduated from Kingston University with an MA in illustration.
instagram:@anechofromnowhere