Lorraine is a multidisciplinary artist renowned for her striking portraiture. Her work seamlessly blends the realism of photography with the expressive qualities of impasto-style painting, resulting in dynamic, tactile, and emotive artworks. Her subjects often explore themes of identity, archetype, and the quiet dialogue between what is seen, what is remembered, and what is felt.

James Cook is a sculptor known for his evocative bronze pieces that draw on classical forms, executed with elements of abstraction. His distinctive style offers layered interpretations of the human form and often explores themes of love, intimacy, self discovery and the complexities of connection.

Mbongeni Buthelezi is a South African master who turns plastic pollution into high art. Fusing melted plastic waste onto recycled canvas, his bold, textured works challenge classic painting while driving an urgent message of environmental sustainability.

Carl Roberts is a master sculptor whose work transforms wood, bone, and stone into evocative Surrealist forms. Guided by intuition and the subconscious, his sculptures blend the natural world with imagination to invite deep personal contemplation.

Working primarily in pencil, Reid captures the textures, contrasts and quiet details of the natural world with remarkable sensitivity. Grounded in firsthand experience and careful observation, his work reflects an intimate appreciation of the African outdoors, revealing beauty and complexity through the subtle interplay of light, shadow and line.

A globally celebrated sculptor known for his mastery of proportion, light, and negative space. Davies highlights the nuanced elemental structures of his subjects, while simultaneously being celebrated for his incredibly smooth finishes.