Studio 26, Delta House Studios

Anelia Kuprina is an award-winning independent London jewellery designer, who utilises her inner understanding of form and texture with a potent blend of hypnotic colour to create luxurious sculptural masterpieces in miniature form. Anelia’s personal philosophy has always been to create strikingly elegant jewellery that eschews fashion whilst focusing on style. She works closely with her clients - from sketches to the finished jewels - to bring their visions to life whilst creating a deeper meaning beyond the aesthetic.

Services:

Bespoke commissions - enjoy the personal approach by getting in touch to discuss your jewellery requirements.

Remodelling or Upcycling - is about using stones or metal from your unworn jewellery to create pieces that you will love and enjoy.

Repairs and Alterations to your existing jewels - help with ring sizing; claw re tipping, old shank replacement and other repairs.

Professional Jewellery Cleaning and Polishing.

Website: www.aneliajewellery.co.uk

Instagram: @aneliajewellery

Email: aneliakuprina@gmail.com

Phone: 07947 604 978

Studio 2, Delta House 2

Website: www.productandpackshotpix.com & www.soora.co.uk

Instagram: @productandpackshotpix & @sooraheadshots

Email: nina@soora.co.uk

Mobile: 07905818028

Whattsapp: 07471503460

Studio 61, Delta House Studios

Fine Artist

Painting in oil on linen and wood board with focus on the expressive power of pure pigments.

Painting process includes spontaneous alla prima pieces from life and carefully considered work built up over longer periods.

Strong interest in landscape and nature in their symbolic and archetypal dimensions.

Seeking to evoke the sense of the Presence, the Being and the Self. Searching for the traces of Time in flowers, trees and objects.

Website: www.ruzabagaric.com
Email: info@ruzabagaric.com

Studio 31, Delta House Studios

Mahrukh is a London based artist, who is inspired by geometry, colour and patterns in the natural world. She uses traditional methods, materials and discipline that have been brought down through a master- apprentice linage from the Ottoman, Persian and Mughal empires. 

She has a special interest and specialises in the arts of the book, namely Mughal & Persian miniature painting and Ottoman manuscript illumination.

Mahrukh's work has been exhibited locally and internationally. She works on community outreach projects, offers workshops and is a visiting tutor at the Princes school of traditional arts.

website: www.mahrukhbashir.com
email: info@mahrukhbashir.com or mahrukh.art@gmail.com

Studio 25, Delta House Studios

Interior Design

Our mission is to create charismatic interiors which involves crafting unique, balanced spaces that reflect personal stories, with attention to detail, functionality, colour, lighting, texture, and art to evoke emotions and inspire.

In-person* / Remote** Services include:

- Design Consultation

- Concept Development

- Mood Boards and Inspiration

- Spatial Planning

- Technical Drawings such as Floor Plan and Elevations

- Colour Consultation

- Lighting Design Suggestions

- Furniture, Décor and Art Suggestions

- Sustainable Design Suggestions including Biophilic Considerations

- Bespoke Design Elements

- 3D Rendering and Visualisations

- Budget Guidelines

- Sourcing

- Sample Board

- Shopping List with Supplier Links**

- Final Presentation

- Project Coordination*

- Final Handover*

* only available as an in-person service.

** connect@bellanakie-interiors.com only available as a remote service.

Email: connect@bellanakie-interiors.com

Website: www.bellanakie-interiors.com

Instagram: @bellanakie

Studio 52, Delta House Studios

Mike Best is a Canadian photographer, filmmaker and creative technologist. He has been based in London since 1998.

Mike works in a range of both analogue and digital media. His primary interest lies in exploring our relationship to the physical spaces that surround us. He is fascinated by how our personal narratives are intrinsically intertwined with the environmental context in which we find ourselves.

He loves photographing people in-situ, often caught up in a so-called 'flow-state', while engaged in work, play, sports, prayer or acts of creativity. This extends not just to his approach to his subjects, but also to himself as an explorer immersed in the act of observing the world around him.

Recently his emphasis has been on revisiting his roots in traditional film photography, and is currently working on a series of short videos on the subject.

While not working on his films or photography, Mike works as a freelance 3d artist in the games and visual effects industries.

Website: www.mike-best.com

Email: info@mikebestphoto.com

Instagram: @mikebestphoto

Studio: 19, Delta House Studios

Website: davidbrett-art.com

Email: davidbrett.art@gmail.com

Instagram: @davidbrett_art

Studio 19, Delta House Studios

Susan is probably best known for her immersive woodland landscapes and has recently added cityscapes with an abstract quality to the collection.

The ‘Golden Hour Series’ & ‘City Reflection Series’ explores the journey light makes, creating a sensory experience that lifts us out of the dark.

With an economy of style, the art is big on process, using a layered technique to create highly textured & reflective artwork. Inspirations are David Hockney, Edward Hopper, Chagall, and Van Gogh

Susan exhibits in London and around the UK, with an annual group show ‘ A River Runs Through It’ at the Gallery Oxo on the Southbank. Shortlisted for the prestigious Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2016 and the Royal Arts Prize 2020.

In 2021 Susan was part of the team that created

“ARRTI Gallery”. Running Gallery Space in Wandsworth for 6 months.

Website: www.susanbunn.co.uk

Email: info@susanbunn.co.uk 

Instagram: @susansilverbunn

Mobile: 07736 063 300

Studio 8, Delta House Studios

Fei Chen is a emerging contemporary Chinese sculptor. She is creates classical figurative sculptures, she is interested in storytelling about poetry and dance. materials of sculpture predominantly bronze and resin.

Her portrait work ‘A Young Ugandan Woman’ has been accepted for the society of portrait sculptors 60th exhibition (2024).

Fei was born in Tieling, China in 1976

Her lives and works in London

She graduated from Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang, China.

She is self- taught sculpture technique and Human Anatomy in UK

Website: feichenart.weebly.com

Email: feichenmask@yahoo.co.uk

Instagram: @feichensculptor

Mobile: 07596209898

Studio 1, Delta House Studios

Website : www.janeclatworthy.com

Email : jane@janeclatworthy.com

Instagram : @janec_art

Studio 67, Delta House Studios

Website: www.annikacox.com

Email: annika2051@hotmail.com

Instagram: @annikamcox

Mobile: + 44 (0) 7885 820 995

Studio 73, Delta House Studios

As a blind artist who has lost her sight slowly over 30 years, I’m interested in how much of seeing is through the eyes compared to perceptions, sensations, memories and intuition.

Intrigued into how we see and what we see, whether it is real, memory, longing, suggested to us, etc. I love the visual play with some drawings and seeing one image or another but never both within the visual puzzles – how can that be done through sculpture too?

Through these investigations my art is formed - so creating drawings, complicated interwoven wire sculptures, audio or videos.

I also have a strong believe that art should be as accessible and inclusive as possible. So most of my work can be appreciated through more than one sense, such as sight/touch, smell/sight/touch or sound/written alternative – so layering the complexity.

To find out more about purchasing my artworks or commissions, please visit my website or contact me by phone or email.

Website: https://www.artscoachingtraining.com/

Email: artscoachingtraining@gmail.com

Instagram: @lynn.cox_art_run

Mobile: 07818437651

Studio 63, Delta House Studios

By-products from a jumble of fixations, my creative efforts are an attempt to curate and make use of noisy mental clutter; some of it dating back to when I first picked up a crayon.

I returned to painting after a twelve-year holiday, depicting forgotten corners and unlovable buildings in my then home of outer West London; sights that could at any moment disappear uncelebrated. This commemorative urge has mutated over time, now encompassing some of the more obscure, cobwebbed and nerdish aspects of popular culture. I have a liking for the uncanny, particularly that which can be found in the mundane when you’re in the right state of mind; Low Strangeness if you like.

The pictures tend to be small, painted with oil on wood panel, giving them a postcard-like character. This feels appropriate for the subject matter and I like the way diminutive art encourages a zoned-in, close-up engagement from any potential viewer. Recent projects have demanded a larger scale approach and I’ve begun branching into 3-D, mixed media and model making when the idea requires it.

Email: tomdoranart@hotmail.co.uk

Instagram: @thomas__doran

New website coming in the fullness of time, meanwhile there’s: thomasdoran.webeden.co.uk

Studio 12, Delta House Studios

ARTIST STATEMENT:

My work explores behaviour inside the museum. When visiting exhibitions I look for interesting scenes and photograph moments of playfulness and spontaneity. I later use these photos as source material for my paintings, referencing how we look and interact with the world around us, touching themes such as the way we view art through modern technology or how the younger audiences relate to the artworks. I’m mostly interested in reflecting spaces of quietness and stillness that hold a poetic element, inviting us to meditate and create our own narrative. I also aim to include a component of humour or irony either in the final image or in the title of the work. The moment the audience faces my paintings is important to me. When they realise they’ve become part of the work and that they’re probably being observed by an audience.

BIO:

Elena García de la Fuente was born in Madrid in 1975 and raised in Málaga. She has lived and worked in London since 1999. She completed an MA in Contemporary Art at Sotheby’s Institute in London in 2001. She studied Fine Art at the Universidad Complutense in Madrid, before finishing her studies at Leeds Metropolitan University in 1997 with an ERASMUS/exchange programme. In 2018 Elena has been preselected for the John Moores Painting Prize, one the the most prestigious painting prizes in the UK. In 2017 Elena exhibited in a solo show ‘To See or Not to See’ at The Last Supper in London and took part in The Other Art Fair NY at the Brooklyn Expo Centre, New York. In 2016 she was shortlisted for the ‘Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize’ and exhibited at the ‘RA Summer Exhibition’ in London. In 2015 she was shortlisted for both 'The Winsor & Newton Painting Prize' and the 'National Open Art Competition', and took part in her first group museum show 'Beauty' at MAD Antequera, Málaga, curated by Fernando Francés.

Website: www.elenagf.com

Email: info@elenagf.com

Studio 56, Delta House Studios

Website: www.jeremydickinson.com

Email: jmrdickinson@gmail.com

Instagram: @jeremydickinsonstudio

Mobile: 07867 602845

Studio 32, Delta House Studios

Central Saint Martins Master in Fine Art graduate, Aisling Drennan is a contemporary abstract painter whose work is rooted in the material curiosities and playfulness of oil paint.

Most recently Aisling Drennan’s work was selected for The Royal Cambrian Academy of Art annual exhibition (2023) & Gordan Ramsay’s restaurant in the Savoy Hotel, London (2021).

She is an Arts Bursary recipient from the Women’s Irish Network in conjunction with the UK Irish Embassy (2020), was a selected artist for the Royal Ulster Academy’s exhibition (2020) & her work has been included in notable shows at The Shard & London Central Hall Museum (2019).

Drennan was an artist in residence at Cill Rialaig Artists Centre (2019) & her work has been shortlisted for the John Moore’s painting prize, (2018). She was Fujitsu’s featured artist for a global media campaign (2017) & was a selected artist for London Irish Art (2015).

She won the Freyer award for excellence in contemporary painting from the Royal Dublin Society of Arts (2011) & has been noted by State magazine as “one to watch”

Website: www.aislingdrennan.com

Email: hello@aislingdrennan.com

Instagram: @aisling_drennan_art

Studio 58, Delta House Studios

Website: jeremyfarmerartist.uk

Email: jeremyfarmertfc@gmail.com

Instagram: @j.farmer.art

Studio 62, Delta House Studios

Anna-Louise graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2003 having received first class honours from Central Saint Martins. Regarded as a reportage artist, her work is generally painted on location in ink on paper. These studies are then used as reference material for larger oil paintings.

From 2009-2011 Anna-Louise had an art gallery in Port Isaac (North Cornwall) where she exclusively showed her own work documenting village life, local architecture and scenes from the bay. Moving to New York City in 2013, she worked on a much larger scale producing abstract cityscapes in oils. It was during this time that she began making screen prints of Manhattan at The Art Student's League of New York before returning to the UK in 2015.

Anna-Louise has always been interested in depicting a variety of subjects. In 2005 she was commissioned by the Ministry of Defence to paint their aircraft carriers, harrier jump jets and helicopters. These images were used in sponsored exhibitions and as part of the Royal Navy's recruitment campaign.

Her passion for mechanical objects led to a trip to Monaco during the Grand Prix Historique in 2008 where she painted her first ever race car and she's never looked back. Since then, her work has been featured in numerous motoring magazines. Internationally known for painting historic and modern racing cars, she continues to travel the world attending race and concours events such as Pebble Beach, Monaco Grand Prix Historique, Amelia Island, Villa d'Este and Le Mans. A collection of her car paintings were first exhibited at the Le Mans Museum in 2012 and then in a solo show at the Royal Automobile Club in 2017. In 2022 she had her first exhibition stands at both Salon Privé Chelsea and Blenheim Palace and , exhibiting her Monaco scenes at Chelsea & Blenheim Palace and continues to exhibit at ongoing shows.

Anna-Louise is now based in London at Delta House Studios where she continues to paint abstract cityscapes and historic cars.

Website: http://www.alfelstead.com

Email: al@alfelstead.com

Instagram: @alfelstead

Studio 28, Delta House Studios

Website: Foenix-art.co.uk

Email: olgarostova8@gmail.com

Instagram: @olgafoenix

Mobile: 0776 555 7171

Lyrical Abstract Expressionist

Studio 33, Delta House Studios

As an artist I have something to communicate and painting is my channel. Lines, figures and colours are the letters of my language. I think of myself as a colourist and the colours usually carry most of the message. Colours cooperate in communicating feelings or experiences. If a viewer feels that the painting speaks to them and likes it or finds it intriguing, I feel I have succeeded. The viewer establishes her or his own conversation and finishes my work.

Inspiration

I work in an abstract style, but my starting point is usually quite concrete. It can be a piece of music, a book, a meeting with somebody. It can be anything that makes something inside me vibrate enough to inspire me to make a painting.

Working methods

I work with the surface (usually a canvas) lying flat on my table. The acrylic paint applied is thinned, and the colours mix again on the surface. I have three assistants, they are Time, Water and Gravity. They don’t always obey my instructions…

I use syringes and palette knives more than brushes which creates my recognisable signature.

I moved from Norway to London in 2010 and currently work at Delta House Studios in Wimbledon.

I am represented in Norwegian public collections:

Nangijala AUF - A Painting especially made and donated to AUF Norge (the youth organisation) after the massacre of Utøya July 2011

Bryne bibliotek (library)

Sandnes Læringssenterkjfolk2@gmail.com

Fylkessjukehuset, i Odda/Norway

I am represented in private collections in: Norway, England, USA, Finland, Sweden, Austria, Belgium, Japan, Greece, South Korea, Germany and the UK.

Website: www.kjellfolkvordartist.com

Email: kjell.folkvord.artist@gmail.com

Instagram: @kjellfolkvordart

Studio 17, Delta House Studios

Our focus is to create simple, beautifully crafted frames in close collaboration with our clients. Bringing over 35 years of ideas and conservation framing experience, we partner with you and your vision to create something special, to complement and enhance your artwork for years to come. To us, every piece of work we frame is personal. We take time to understand every project and its unique brief, budget and deadline.

Specialising in contemporary conservation framing for the fine arts, we work closely with artists, galleries, designers and art collectors, as well as framing for the home. Our speciality lies in original artworks, from canvas to works on paper, however our fully bespoke service means we relish each and every project, from your favourite poster to a high-profile gallery exhibition.

The Frame Library was established in 2009 by Beth Keegan, a fine artist herself, growing the business from a 35-year family history in framing. Beth offers a passionate, personal and professional service. The Frame Library is based in Buckinghamshire and South West London.

For a quote or if you would like to discuss a project in detail:

Website: www.theframelibrary.com

Email: beth@theframelibrary.com

Mobile: 07876 143 717

Studio 37, Delta House Studios

I am a London based screen printing artist, I have been working out of my Wimbledon studio for the last 12 years, where I have been inspired by classic cars, vintage cameras and a huge collection of 50's and 60's bus and train tickets, airplane luggage tags and matchbox labels.

Whilst we were stuck at home during the lockdown, I had time to delve back in to my large collection of these tickets with their wonderful graphics and simple designs from a by gone era. I had always wanted to do really large prints of these Pan Am luggage tags, which have always appealed to me because of their simplicity and colourful nature.

I have replicated the tags as closely as possible to the originals, including the perforated shape, punched hole and overlaid card. The labels are printed in very limited editions of 25 for each of the large and small sizes.

Commissions available for one off bespoke pieces.

Website: ellafreire.com

Email: ella@freireprintz.co.uk

Instagram: @ella_freire

Studio 55, Delta House Studios

With the belief that observational figurative painting has a place in contemporary art, Tim Goffe is drawn to where light casts it’s magic.

He has exhibited widely in art fairs and galleries. He has been selected for the RA summer shows for five of the recent years. Chosen by Grayson Perry and Barbara Rae to be curated in their rooms, he has also been exhibited in The Columbia Threadneedle Prize, The National Open Art Comp, the ING Discerning Eye, The Lynn Painter Stainers Prize, The Wells Contemporary in Somerset.. He was awarded the Gordon Hulson Prize for “Draughtsmanship, Variety & Exploration” at the Royal Soc. of British Artists. He has recently had his own solo show in Islington London.

Moved by the disquiet of the abandoned building, a forgotten space, a night time petrol station or an empty shop, Tim Goffe’s painterly style is a balance of precision and expressive mark-making, which has developed from his desire to translate into oil paintings the emotional effects light can evoke. He looks for beauty in the ordinary, interest in the mundane and inspiration in the light.

website: www.timgoffestudio.com
email: tim@timgoffe.com
instagram: @timgoffeart
instagram: @i_see_this

Studio 43, Delta House Studios

Website: http://www.glyngoodwin.co.uk/info.html

Email: glyn@glyngoodwin.co.uk

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glyngoodwinartist

Mobile: 07946619005

Studio 44, Delta House Studios

The main thrust of my paintings is Hard Edged Geometric Abstraction.

They are based on the ongoing traditions of 20th Century Abstraction. They connect with the Concrete Art Movement (1930-1950’s) which developed out of the German Bauhaus School of Design, and also the Systemic artists of the 1960’s and the works of the American Abstract Expressionists, including the Colour Field artists.

I use mathematics as a way of achieving compositional harmony out a logical system of spacial calculations, using repetition and division. I am passionate about colour variants, they play a major role and are the pulse of my paintings.

I have recently exhibited with Flowers Gallery in London (2023) in their exhibition ‘Hidden U.K. Hidden Ireland’, the exhibition was curated and selected by Sean Scully.

I exhibited in 2024 in Miami with the Azur Gallery, and in 2023 at The Paris Contemporary Art Fair in Paris and in Madrid with the Van Gogh Gallery.

I have developed much global experience, working across Europe and Brazil ( at the British Consulate in São Paulo), in both galleries and public spaces. I have work in private, Corporate and University collections.

Website: www.janegoodwinart.com

Email: jane.art@btinternet.com

Instagram: @jane.goodwin.art

Abstract textured artist

Studio 60, Delta House Studios

Website: yasmingrant.co.uk

Email: yas@yasmingrant.co.uk

Instagram: @yasmingrantart

Delta House Studios

Michael Hall is an artist, writer and curator. He launched School Gallery in 2018 and co-founded Invisible Print Studio in 2013.

He has curated a variety of exhibitions and projects since graduating from The Royal College of Art in 2009. These include exhibitions by Bruce McLean, Michael Brick, Simon Patterson, Ana Milenkovic, Daniel Rapley, Steven Scott, Catherine Haines, Steph Goodger and Julian Rowe. Group exhibitions include 'Call Me Ishmael: An Exhibition on the Theme of Moby Dick' and 'The Arca Project: An Exhibition Inspired by the Work of W.G.Sebald’ co-curated with Graeme Gilloch.

Hall has written for publications including the new book 'Bruce McLean: Minimal Invisible Missing', the 2011 publication 'Dominion: A Whale Symposium', 'Garageland 8' and conceived and curated the project 'In Conversation with Stuart Sutcliffe' that was published as a book in 2012.

His artworks encapsulate moments - memories, thoughts, things mentioned, watched, listened to and remembered. Random thoughts are paired with images, being overlaid or placed side-by- side, highlighting the workings of a wandering mind. Connections are random and meaning exists as a potential – realised through the experiential reading of the viewer. Melancholy and romance are imbedded in seemingly meaningless work.

Born 1978. Lives and works in Folkestone

Website: www.schoolgallery.co.uk


email: info@schoolgallery.co.uk

Studio 3, Delta House Studios

Isabelle Hayman is a French artist based in London. She trained as a textile designer in Paris, and completed a Master of Fine Arts from Paris I. She has extensive experience in textiles and spent time living in Java. Childhood connections to Africa and a love of travel deeply inform her work as well as her background in textiles and an avid curiosity for the decorative arts.

Her practice spans from a series of detailed ink drawings still life to a more rhythmic, fluid expression focusing on female portraits.

The series of large detailed ink drawings was inspired by a visit to the Rijsk Museum's porcelain department. Isabelle imagines scenes created by an eccentric collector, mixing emblematic pieces of ceramic or porcelain combined with a complex grid of patterns filling the foliage and the flowers on a background inspired by textiles pieces. Each piece of the drawing is like a puzzle, the foliage and flowers are small microcosms inhabited with geometric patterns and surrealist references showing hands, eyes, faces. Different eras and textures are liberally juxtaposed in a maximalist aesthetic.

Isabelle has exhibited in different Paul Smith’s boutique as well as the Albemarle flagship boutique in Mayfair. Two of her paintings were selected for the exhibition “Cranach: artist and innovator” in Compton Verney. One of her artwork was selected during the 2021 RA summer show “Reclaiming Magic” curated by Yinka Shonibare.

www.isabellehayman.com

Studio 16, Delta House 2

I am an artist based in London specialising in painting. Most of my paintings are of people, scenes and landscapes that I see in my everyday life; so naturally many of them are of London. I try to capture the changing skyline, buildings and eateries, many of which have gone to make way for new developments.

Mainly working in acrylics on canvas or board, my paintings vary from stylised to more naturalistic depending on the subject. More recently I have been working on some landscapes using collage and mix media.

As well as painting I have also created graphics and animations for educational software for many years.

Email: steph.hill@zoho.com

Studio 39, Delta House Studios

Martin Ireland is a London based figurative artist. He graduated at Canterbury School of Art in 1987 in printmaking and with an MA at Camberwell school of Art in 1989. His first solo exhibition was during his degree show at the St Judes Gallery in June 1987. Since then he has held exhibitions widely across the UK and Geneva.

Painting is a way of processing the madness we absorb every day and resolving order from chaos. I explore my own emotions to experiences presented to me by people I meet. Recently, I have focussed on why people migrate from their country of origin and the effects that a trauma, disaster or prejudice imposes on individuals.

My paintings take us into spaces of personal intimacy and sensitivity of the masculine figurative experience. The male figure can tell a story more intensely than a portrait and often broadens narrative. My work open up a dialogue and explores isolation, loneliness and rejection. Media images etch themselves into visual memory and unravel in an ongoing and developing body of work.

Instagram: @ireland2591

Email: martinireland65@yahoo.co.uk

Studio 40, Delta House Studios

Originally from France, Antonia Jackson is an artist now based in London. After an initial career in banking, she decided to pursue her passion for art. She eventually graduated from Wimbledon College of Arts with a BA (hons) in Fine Arts /Painting in 2014 after completing a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Chelsea College of Art (2010). She has since exhibited regularly in the UK and in France. She was longlisted for the Signature Art Prize 2015 and the Clyde and Co award 2014. Her work is held in private collections in the UK and Europe.

Primarily an oil painter interested in memory and the cinematic, she finds inspiration in images drawn from 1960s New Wave French and Italian art films (a form of collective archive), super 8 reels from personal archives, and found or personal photographs. Such mediated images provide a space for the recovery of memories mainly through the medium of painting.

Jackson’s present body of work stems from recently rediscovered Super 8 reels that her father recorded in the 70s and 80s. Some reference family moments while others were shot on business travels. Carefully selected stills from those reels are appropriated and redefined during the painting process, which allows a distant past to be brought back into the present and new narratives to emerge. Often painted on the same format to replicate the sequencing of film and due to the very nature of their degraded source, they hover between abstraction and figuration: at times the brushwork is more defined and at others more loose and free. Painted on board with thin layers of oil paint and oil glazes often laid over a carefully chosen ground, they aim to reflect the fragility and transience of memory. Her vibrant use of colour, influenced by post-Impressionism is also essential to create a dreamlike surreal atmosphere in the paintings inviting the viewer into a strange poetic world, half remembered, half imagined.

Recent selected group exhibitions include:

- Tales of the Unexpected, (June2019), One Paved Court Gallery, Richmond, London.
- Festival du Film Insulaire Fringe Exhibition, (August 2018), an annual documentary film festival based on the Island of Groix, Brittany, France.
-The Landscape of Time, (Jan –March 2018) at the Crypt, St Marylebone Parish Church , London, hosted by Contemporary British Painting , which she also curated; 
-The annual Made in Arts London (part of UAL) exhibition in the offices of Harmonic Capital in the City of London (September 2016- June 2017);
-The Affordable Art Fair (May 2017), Hampstead Heath, London;
-The Art Maze (December 2016), Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, London;
-The Other Art Fair (October2016), Truman Brewery, London;
-Europa (June 2016), Transition Gallery, Regents Studios, London;
-L’Invitation au Voyage, Platform 1 gallery, London, part of Wandsworth Arts Fringe Festival 2016;

Website:  www.antoniajacksonart.com
Email: info@antoniajacksonart.com
Intagram: @antoniajacksonart

Stage Designer

Studio 30, Delta House Studios

Max is a London based Stage Designer who graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2001. He was the winner of The Linbury Biennial Prize for Stage Design in 2001, and has since continued to design productions across the UK and abroad.

Website: www.maxjonesdesign.com

Instagram: @maxjonesdesign

Studio 20, Delta House Studios

Email: harperjones@btinternet.com

Instagram: nickdjonesart

Mobile: 07973480060

Studio 4, Delta House Studios

Email: jkelman66@gmail.com

Instagram: @art.bench.framing

Mobile: 07763420784

Studio 42, Delta House Studios

Website: www.naizakhan.com

Email: studionaiza@gmail.com

Instagram: @naiza_khan_art

Studio 68, Delta House Studios

 Jin Suk Kim is a visual artist who lives and works in London. He was born in Iksan, an industrial town in South Korea. Jin has always been fascinated by art & design, since his early days.

Jin’s fascination with design brought him to London around 2005, to study Design Communication at Chelsea College of Art. Whilst attending the college, he was hugely inspired by the approach to design methodology which is a process-driven method to create a novel outcome. In 2008, he started pursuing a professional career in graphic design; working with artists, start-ups and design studios. However, through the interactions and exposure he realised the harsh reality that the commercial design tends to constraint his thinking relevant to his practices. There was not enough room for intensive research and being flexible with the process. Consequently (2014), this led him to delve into fine art practice; which has more tolerance for the above mentioned aspects.

While experimenting with various mediums and techniques, one of the key findings was ‘repurposing’ - i.e. reimagining a process from a completely different discipline can create an unique outcome. This was demonstrated and evidenced during 'Art 50 Pop Up Show' in Fulham 2015, whereby he created abstract patterns utilising various RC car tyre treads as a medium. During the demonstration at the show, he was able to influence the audience with the repurposing process; as it provided a thought leadership that people could debate on.

Since 2015, he has embraced doodling (using fineliner pens). He has taken 'the mindless scribbling process' to a form of art in contemporary times. His works have been introduced to the public during 'Wandsworth Open House', 'Reading Contemporary Art Fair' in 2016, Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition 2020, Wells Art Contemporary 2023, ING Discerning Eye 2023 and more. 

Email: skim137@me.com
Website: www.jinsukkim.co.uk

Instagram: @jinsukkim.art

Studio 64, Delta House Studios

My work brings together fine art and craft through works on paper, inimitable glass sculptures, ephemeral installations and multi-exposure photography, which are sustainably and ethically produced in my London studio. Today my collections are known for their rich colour palette, dynamic lines that intertwist into one another and works that are in constant visual flux.

My love of art and creating began at an early age. I grew up in a vibrant community of artists on Lamma Island and would spend my weekends exploring the island where I developed a close connection to nature. Living on Lamma Island also allowed me to fully explore my own imagination, which came across in the stories I would tell and works I would create. The joy of storytelling has developed into the artwork I make, with each artwork series/project acting like a story's narrative with a beginning, middle and end.

In 2012 I took a once in a lifetime trip where I travelled on my own to Hong Kong, Bali, Singapore and Thailand. During this time I created a series of watercolour works on paper that explored colour washes and the strength of the line. Upon returning to the UK I applied to the Ceramics and Glass course at The Royal College of Art. During the masters course I developed a technique of translating my two-dimensional works on paper into three-dimensional glass sculptures known as the Relief Glass Drawing technique. This labour intensive, hands on process allowed me to experiment with surface textures by carving into plaster batts and combining different glass colours for a vivid outcome that responds to the natural light by creating shadows that dance on the walls or shift their tone depending on the type of light they sit in. Since 2020 I have been delving into colour explorations and colour mixing through the Glass Ishihara series and the colourful layers of the box framed Constructure series. Recently I have been combining sculpture with glass through the Superposition series and the delicate Palmately Netted Vein series.

My collections have grown organically through my studies and two residencies, one at Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden and the other at Edinburgh College of Art, Scotland. I now design and create in my London based studio. I sell globally to a dedicated clientele spanning the UK, Scandinavia and USA. Each artwork now sits in loving homes or in commercial settings. I continue to exhibit globally with particular highlights being Bullseye glass competition Emerge Bullseye 2018, shortlisted for the Ashurst Emerging Artists Prize in 2019, a finalist for The Visual Arts Open 2020, London Craft Week 2022 and Decorex International 2022.

Links:

Email: kpkinan@gmail.com

Website: www.kpkinanglass.com

Instagram: @kpkinanglass

Studio 53, Delta House Studios

Monette draws on the imagery and wonders in the living world around us as a foundation for her work. She explores the idea that what we perceive as beautiful in nature is linked to the human conscious or unconscious recognition of underlying patterns and structures.

She looks at molecular structures and mathematics while exploring her material and a variety of kilnformed glass techniques. She creates pieces that reference and hint at the natural world, intending the artwork to be a reflection on the living world surrounding us.

Monette holds a glass art degree from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and a Master of Art, specialised in glass, from The Royal College of Art. She has exhibited extensively throughout Europe and the UK and has artworks in the permanent collections of the Imagine Museum, St Petersburg, Florida, USA and the National Glass Centre, Sunderland, UK.

Website: monettelarsen.com

Email: monette@monettelarsen.com

Instagram: @monettelarsen

Facebook: @MonetteLarsenArtist

Studio 5, Delta House 2

My journey with clay began with a transformative taster throwing workshop, igniting a passion for pottery that led me to unexpected places, including the Great Pottery Throw Down 2017, where I reached the final and even crafted a functional toilet—a feat I never imagined. This experience propelled me from pottery novice to full-time potter, now dedicated to teaching and giving back to those who supported me. For me, working with clay is akin to a dialogue with a living entity, from shaping the raw material to the final creation. In the midst of London's hustle and bustle, pottery provides a sanctuary where I can focus and express myself authentically, creclover-lee.comating pieces that reflect my emotions and experiences.

Website: clover-lee.com

Email: info@clover-lee.com

Instagram: @cloverleecrins

Phone: 07999375759

Studio 34, Delta House Studios

Avoiding picture postcard moments where possible, Katharine is drawn to structures, often abandoned and decaying, depicting how they inhabit the landscape around them. Working from memory and photographic references, the process of applying layers of paint, scraping back, obliteration, allows the painting to take its own fluid course giving it a life of its own. Although firmly rooted in representation Katharine’s work embodies an abstract drama which points beyond visual representation and towards the essence of her subject matter.

Following a recent residency, this particular body of work is about nostalgia. The 100 year old Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium was demolished in 2018 making way for local regeneration and Katharine spent the year documenting it. Deconstructing the images through painterly abstraction captures the frailty of the structures, bridging the gap between past and present.

Website: www.katharinelehardy.co.uk
instagram: @katharinelehardy

Studio 16, Delta House Studios

I trained at UAM gaining BA (Hons) in History of Art. Before finishing my university studies, I met to the painterMª Antonia Yaneswho encouraged me to keep painting. Following my formal education and more courses I studied with the painterNacho Ramírez, private lessons in his studio during 4 months. I also studied at the Carmen López-Nieto Studio during 6 months. My first oil painting (2011) was my last work there before moving to London.

I’m mostly self-taught, when my mood says: “Come on! Take the brushes and paint!” and I’ve not stopped to paint since April 2015.

"As a child I used brush stroke with water against a cement wall to create my art pieces; the heat from the sun gave them a temporary life span.

Today, oil painting is the primary medium of my works. I like this technique because of the light, energy, and brightness of its colours, even when I try to soften the range in some paintings. I have a particular interest in humans’ ordinary social activities as it is a common theme in most of my paintings. Loneliness, isolation, rejection, sorrow… these are the themes in some of my paintings but also show perseverance, self-improvement, tolerance, resilience… just human life. The title of each painting reflects its meaning or story behind them. I am inspired by the photographs from my travels. They serve as a model that represents reprehensible or contradictory situations.

I paint portraits of ordinary people who represent attitudes or feelings that I admire and have an effect on my emotions. My paintings are not a hobby or just a job. They are an escape route to find calm and show my emotions and worries through scenes that represent and emphasise my most inner thoughts and experiences that I am very passionate about."

Instagram: @lidimentos
Twitter: @lidimentos
Website: www.lidimentos.com

Studio 14, Delta House Studios

Annette Lindner grew up in Hamburg, Germany. She studied Art History, Pre-history and Anthropology at Uni Munich and then moved to London, England because she adored English children's books.

There she freelanced for art agencies and studied restoration/conservation. She worked for an oil paintings conservation firm in Bond Street and then independently until now and forever.

Annette's watercolours, acrylics, and oils have been exhibited at galleries in Germany, England, France and New York, US.

Writing quirky children's stories in German and inventing unusual characters has always been her passion. Her writing (in German) is now supported by Scripta-Literatur-Agentur in Munich.

She lives and works all over Europe with her American hubby.

Website: www.annettelindner.com

Instagram: @annettelindnerart

Studio 35, Delta House Studios

Rose Long is an artist and architect.

She paints in collaboration with two partners - Water and Gravity.

The elements of chance and complex variability that these introduce allow her work to become an interplay of intention and the often unexpected result of the laws of physics.

Using this technique, she explores the character and emotion behind the façade of her subjects, be they human or otherwise.

The progression in her work is evolutionary, not radical. Each piece informs the next in technique and expression.

For further information please contact Rose at

Email:         info@roselong.com

Website:     roselong.com

Instagram:  @RoseLongArtist

Twitter:        @RoseLongArtist

Facebook:   @RoseLongArtist

Rose has opened a curated high-spec homeware, lifestyle and accessories online store. Find out more at

www.LongStudioDesign.com

Instagram: @LongStudioDesign

Facebook: @LongStudioDesign

Pinterest: @LongStudioDesign

The collaborative works of Jonny Love and Samuel Jordan.

Studio 36, Delta House Studios

Website: www.LoveJordan.net

E-mail: LoveJordanArt@gmail.com

Instagram: @LoveJordanArt

Studio 71, Delta House Studios

Yoyala Luikham and Adrian Lawrence are trained goldsmiths with a shared passion for artisanal traditional craftsmanship specialising in unique and bespoke work made entirely by hand. They have between them an extensive experience in fine jewellery making and have won several design and craftsmanship awards. 

Email: info@adrianandyo.plus.com

Jonathan Luke is a full-time artist based in Delta House Studios 2, South Wimbledon. He draws on his surroundings for his work, which include frequent visits to the Highlands of Scotland and Russia, often presenting this as abstract, semi-abstract, geometric and distressed artworks.

In 2013 a major solo exhibition was held at the Russian Academy of Arts (in conjunction with the Moscow Museum of Modern Art) entitled Blue Silence. The title came from a definition by Professor Colum Kenny who said “..it is the silence that is found out of doors, sometimes during simple services on shipboard, faraway at sea…For this deep blue is the creative silence in the world of thought”. This spirit continues in his work whether paintings in oil or multimedia digital small edition prints.

More details, including further exhibition information, available:

Website: https://www.jluke.co.uk

Email: info@jluke.co.uk

Studio 49, Delta House Studios

Website: gordonamacqueen.com

Email: gordonamacqueen@gmail.com

Studio 18, Delta House Studios

Website: www.mmarks-metalsmith.co.uk

Email: mmarks11@outlook.com

Instagram: @mmmetalsmith

Studio 10, Delta House Studios

Jeremy May was born in Suffolk, UK. Jeremy created the first paper ring in September 2007. Jeremy’s literary pieces were first introduced to the public in January 2009, transforming the paper that aspires to last beautifully and bring joy, colour, and love to all those sustainably minded individuals. His works have been presented in London, Paris, Osaka, Athens, Hamburg, Saint Petersburg and New York. Currently Jeremy is working on private commissions and on creating collections of jewels under a thematology to be presented in exhibitions around the world. He lives and works in London.

Website: www.littlefly.co.uk

Instagram: @jeremymayjewels

(Stephen Bathory)

Studio 13, Delta House Studios

Website: midasgilding.co.uk

Instagram: @midasgilding

Studio 49

Scottish, longtime London resident. Retired from publishing 20 years ago after a stroke, and then was a gardener for about 15 years until he hung up his trowel last year. Never having done any artwork, having had no training, started to go to Putney School of Art about 9 years ago and now spend as much time as possible drawing and painting in my studio.

Email: mckillopandy@gmail.com

Instagram: @mckillopandy

Studio 45, Delta House Studios

Andrew McIntosh was born in Grantown On Spey in the Highlands of Scotland in 1979. Following studies at Edinburgh’s Telford College 1997-99, he held his first solo exhibition at the Highland Mori museum in 2001. Since then he has exhibited widely across the UK, including at the Carnegie Club at Skibo castle in Sutherland, and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London. In 2014 he won the Towry Award for Best in Show at the National Open Art Competition at Somerset House in London, and was shortlisted for the John Moores Painting Prize at the Walker Art Museum in Liverpool, as well as being selected to exhibit in Here Today in London, curated by Artwise. Following his solo exhibition 'You Were Shit in the 80s' at James Freeman Gallery in 2015, his large painting 'RA!' was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 2016, and he was nominated for the Pulse Art Prize in Miami 2016. Collections include Simmons & Simmons; The Ivy; Vanessa Branson (founder of the Marrakech Biennale); and Mr & Mrs Barney Moores (family of John Moores).

Website: www.mackie-art.com
Email: admin@mackie-art.com

Studio 2, Delta House Studios

The paintings are a culmination of many years of experimenting with the use of diluted paint, poured and mixed on canvas without the use of a brush.  The thin layers of paint are built up and consolidated to produce the effects of colour and texture. 

The work is concerned with pure colour within the genre of semi abstraction. 

Studied at the Heatherly School of art and the Byam Shaw school of art in London. 

Exhibited both in London and abroad. 

Instagram: @joumanamourad

Email: jm@joumanamourad.com 

Studio 48, Delta House Studios

Nibu Letterpress is a sustainable letterpress printing studio committed to creating artisanal stationery for all occasions. Founded by artist Gloria Ceballos, (RCA MA Printmaking) in 2018, our respect for traditional printing processes and the endangered craft of letterpress in particular, lead us to create beautiful products according to our client's specifications: from invitations to thank you cards, from wedding suits to bespoke notelets...we print your dreams on paper.

Website: nibuletterpress.com

Email: type@nibuletterpress.com

Mobile: 07557902708

Turkish Traditional Arts

Studio 20, Delta House 2

23 years experience working at the Traditional art school in Turkey. Specialising in Turkish Traditional Arts including Ottoman ceramics and Iznik tile synthesis.

Adding to these traditional arts, Sibel also makes traditional Ebru paper art and silk scarves.

Sibel runs Marbling and Iznik tiles workshops to groups of five students from the studio space at Delta House 2.

Instagram: Nadirepekgoz

Etsy Shop: Ottocraft

Studio 3a, Delta House Studios

Figurative, portrait painter and teacher in traditional painting techniques on a one-to-one basis with over 35 years experience.

Aris Raissis was born in Cairo in 1962, and is of Greek origin. He studied at The Chelsea School of Fine Art followed by the Byam Shaw School of Art, graduating in 1985.

During his studies Aris developed a focus on figurative painting, portraiture and still life subjects, and which continues to inspire his work today. Referencing artists such as Van Dyke and Rembrandt, Aris’s consistent aim is to apply the techniques of the Old Masters, whilst addressing contemporary subject matter. Working in oil as well as charcoal and pastel as media, Aris’s work as a whole is underpinned by a continuing fascination for expressionism and realism, as ever evident in his sensitive portrait interpretations.

Aris’s work has been exhibited in numerous prestigious contexts, including at The Royal Society of Portrait Painters (1986) and with a number of renowned London galleries. He was also selected as one of the nine members of The British Federation of the Old Masters’ Society (1994). Aris’s high-profile commissions include a portrait of HRH Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia (1995). In 2018, Aris was commissioned by All Souls College University of Oxford to paint the portrait of Professor Abrahams (the first black Professor to be accepted at the college in 1959). The painting hangs permanently in the College dining hall among other dignitaries. In 2020, President John Kufuor (former President of Ghana), commissioned Aris to paint his portrait so that it would be presented to the Exeter College University of Oxford where he had studied for a certain period.

Aris works mostly upon commission and his paintings and drawings can be found in reputable collections throughout the world, including in Mexico, USA, Egypt, Italy, Spain and the UK.

Contact for lessons or commissions: Mobile: +44 (0)7956312708

Represented by Gladwell Patterson Gallery

www.gladwellpatterson.com

Studio 21, Delta House 2

I grew up on the South Coast of England and have lived in Wales, Scotland and the Falkland Islands but now divide my time between Cornwall and London. My glass is an emotional response to the coastal landscapes that have had an influence on my life.

I began working in glass seven years ago. My work is inspired by the seascapes, geology and weather of the Cornish Coast. The colour, textures and patterns of this landscape find their way into my glass. Although I capture the moment on camera and in sketches, I find the process of translating the images into glass leaves a more lasting impact on my consciousness. I use a range of kiln-formed techniques but I am drawn to the pâte de verre technique. My forms are created using clay and wax. Sand from my favourite locations is often incorporated into my pieces to ‘ground’ my work, creating a sense of place.

I further developed my practice studying at the Royal College of Art (RCA). I now divide my time between Wadebridge in Cornwall and my studio in South Wimbledon.

Website: https://caroline-reed.co.uk/

Email address: info@caroline-reed.co.uk

Instagram: @carolinereed7767

Phone: +44 7973 134017

Studio 69, Delta House Studios

Website: shanettesavage.com

Email: shanettesavage@gmail.com

Instagram: @shanette_savage

Mobile: + 44 (0) 7789 936 890

Studio 57, Delta House Studios

Monika's artistic practice is inspired from her upbringing in the Czech Republic, where she was surrounded by nature. This developed a deep understanding and appreciation for the natural world.

Having since moving to London, Monika now seeks out enchanting and wild places of beauty to inform her practice. Exploration through world travel and hiking enables Monika to explore nature at its richest.

Using oil, acrylic and pastels on board, canvas and paper, Monika captures the integrity and nuanced environments that she finds herself immersed in.

Website: www.monikas.co.uk

Email: monika@monikas.co.uk

Instagram: @artmonikas

Studio 65, Delta House Studios

Website: nicksherratt.co.uk

Email: nick.sherratt@yahoo.co.uk

Instagram: @nick_sherratt

YouTube: @Saturday Morning Séance

Studio 47, Delta House Studios

Lauren Siry is an artist, curator, and consultant with roots in London and San Diego. With a Master's in Contemporary Art from Sotheby's Institute and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from SMFA Tufts Boston, she founded 1805 Gallery and has extensive experience in curating, consulting, and teaching within Museum institutions. Siry's artistic practice focuses on the human form, exploring the intricate connections between individuals. Her paintings reflect the complexities of human relationships and identity. Drawing inspiration from neuroscience, physics, and sociology, Siry's art highlights the interconnectedness of people and challenges the notion of isolated individuality. Her work invites viewers to ponder how our interactions shape our sense of self and the potential for greater harmony through recognizing our shared humanity.

Lauren Siry offers a range of art services, including:

Art Commissions: Creating custom, one-of-a-kind pieces

Art Consulting: Assisting residential and corporate clients in finding and acquiring artworks, curating collections, and managing installations.

Art Writing: Offering insightful analysis of contemporary artists' work for publications, catalogs, and reviews.

Email: laurensiryart@gmail.com

Website: www.laurensiry.com

Instagram: @laurensiryart

Studio 5, Delta House Studios

Email: suzanne.smith19@hotmail.co.uk

Studio 24, Delta House 2

I am a mosaic artist based in London creating individual, unique, handmade artwork.

A previous career in recycling and sustainability increased my awareness of the waste of resources in society. This drives a passion to explore how previously used materials can be transformed, breathing new life and purpose.

All materials are ethically sourced with an almost 100% reuse philosophy. Materials are sympathetically recycled and carry with them the history of their former lives.

The ceramics I use have been sourced over many years from the UK and Europe.

As each piece evolves, the application techniques, colours and style, reflects mood and environment, and always results in a unique, individual piece with a history that reveals itself over time.

Please message me if you would like to know more or if you would like to visit me at my studio here in South Wimbledon.

Email: helenswanton@yahoo.co.uk

Instagram: @helenswanton

Studio 29, Delta House Studios

Email: Cheryltarbuckartwork@gmail.com

Instagram: @cheryltarbuckartwork

Studio 54, Delta House Studios

Instagram: @chandreshmakesstuff

Mobile: 07816035396

Studio 10, Delta House Studios

I begin the exploration by writing a narrative without any other starting point but a glimpse of a mundane point of the ordinary, the everyday.

The narrative is exploring this moment in time and from it the first layer appears on the canvasses. I work on all the canvases simultaneously and that allows me to return to the text and work in it my discoveries from the first layer of the acrylic paints. The “dialogue” between the text and the painting will continue for several moments.

With time and observation, the “conversation” evolves and the project progresses. Layers of emotions are added to the canvas and words are taken off the narrative.

In time the project including the narrative and the images are far from were it began. The completion point is as arbitrary as the starting point and the reactions to it vary.

The point of absolute equilibrium is reached and the complete narrative and canvasses comprise the entirety of the project. The recognisable moment in time in the company of abstract forms that evoke a different reaction to each viewer.

I would not be able to pin point a moment in time when I made that decision. I have often though about that point but for me it probably does not exist. So it feels like I have been always been a visual artist. My source of inspiration is the mundane every day. I am intrigued by the narrative and by the transformation of emotions from one medium to another (The written word to the canvas and back).

Email: ecv@ecvazaka-art.com
Website: ecvazaka-art.com
Instagram: @ecvazaka