Gathering inspiration from the wonders of nature, Natalia Kapchuk explores the world, paying close attention to pressing global issues like environmental concerns caused by anthropogenic impacts. These observations have a heavy influence on her creative approach and aesthetic. Kapchuk is an ambassador at The Parliamentary Society of Arts, Fashion and Sports(UK), an ambassador for the Better World Fund (BWF), and a philanthropist supporting charities and organizations dedicated to protecting the lands and oceans of the world.

During the last 35 years, he has held 88 solo exhibitions and his work that includes a diverse ensemble of landscapes, abstracts, portraits and figures has been widely exhibited in galleries, museums and art fairs in India and across the globe.

Paresh Maity has been felicitated by various national and international institutions including the Royal Watercolour Society, London, the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society, British Council, and is recipient of one of the highest civilian awards, the Padma Shri, from the Government of India. Most recently in 2024, he was conferred with A Doctor of Literature (D.Litt.) degree from Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur.

Often his work is focused on nature; however, he has been branching into the human and built world more and more. What started as taking photos of bees sitting in his parents garden waiting for hours until they would not be afraid of his presence has now turned into a lifelong passion of trying to take pictures which challenge his skills as well as allow him to preserve his own memories to share with others. He deeply enjoys being able to share times that he felt very close to the natural world.

Sawyer also operates a charity of his own, Branches Community Projects, which build infrastructure for communities in underserved areas. Usually this is schools or education based infrastructure. His current project is outside of Arusha in Tanzania which will be completed in June of 2025 and service 150 students as well as a community of over 5000 people.

Today, Haran thrives in the liberating realm of creative expression, working on both traditional canvases and digital medium. With a vibrant palette and skillful brushstrokes, he aspires to establish himself as a notable abstract expressionist within the vast art world. Through his captivating abstract paintings, Haran seeks to convey narratives of triumph and resilience, inviting viewers to join him on a journey of artistic exploration.

His father, the Oscar Award winning Mexican American actor Anthony Quinn, had a profound influence on him, both in terms of living in the limelight of the film world and with respect to Anthony’s early work in painting and sculpting architecture.

He is best known for expressive recreations of human hands. ‘I wanted to sculpt what is considered the hardest and most technically challenging part of the human body’, he asserts ‘The hand holds so much power – the power to love, to hate, to create, to destroy.

Mr. Drip created his own unique technique by dripping paint on the canvas using a spatula. This controlled yet free movement creates multidimensional lines through spontaneous movements, without touching the canvas at any point in time. His artwork is one part of the experience and he brings his work to life in front of a live audience, encouraging them to see and feel the painting as it’s being created, and giving them a glimpse of the process behind the work.

For over 25 years, Zapata has built a body of work, which varies significantly in motif, though consistently explores themes of sexuality, opulence, and vitality in his signature style. In this distinctive hand, Zapata layers fantasy and reality, luring the viewer into his potent, cosmically beautiful world. Known for his signature Polo series, which first gained him critical acclaim, more recent work includes collections of Zapata Rhinos, Hollywood icons, and images inspired by his native Spanish culture. He often draws on his experiences as a songwriter (Zapata co-wrote lyrics for Michael Jackson and Jon Secada), and exposes his deeply poetic imagination by incorporating text and visual cues into many of his works. In this way, his images coax the viewer into his realm where fact and fiction persist simultaneously, fortifying each other’s beauty, depth, and meaning.

With his highly considered approach to photography, Lorenzo consistently produces a diverse, humorous and highly refined range of work. He has become known as one of the preeminent portrait photographers of his generation and continues to work in conjunction with numerous commercial, film and editorial clients around the world.

Fallows’ work has appeared in more than 60 international documentaries with the BBC, National Geographic and Discovery Channel. Released in July 2020, Fallows’ Limited Edition includes some of the world’s most recognizable Fine Art wildlife photographs. It is a timeous reflection of global shifts towards sustainability and co-existence and is receiving widespread acclaim.

Evoking the universality of color, skeletons, and celebrity, Theodore distills figures to skeletal forms, a confrontation that the artist calls “an act of living”, pushing color to express memory, emotion, and lived experiences.

These patterns are created as a way of expression of the mind by converting thoughts into patterns. She has named this style “CHAOS OF THE MIND”.

With a keen focus on the distinctive blend of femininity and strength, Tina's art becomes a canvas for exploring the profound connections between these elements. Each stroke and layer in her creations speak to the unique interplay of vulnerability and resilience, resulting in a body of work that resonates with the complexities of the human spirit.

As a result of seeing injured animals in need of medical treatment and a place for rehabilitation, Elena started volunteering in the local shelters and animal welfare organizations. The collaboration resulted in production of a calendar, with each month represented by unique cow painting, and all sales were donated to Goa animal welfare.

From 2007 -2013, he took up a job as creative director in an advertising company in Mumbai. After working for six years he decided to quit making art on computers and rekindle his passion for painting. Mostly an acrylic artist, he tries to let his paintings speak for themself, as they represent a moment in time, and each one of them can tell the story of what they portray.

A true renaissance man, Luke is unafraid of trying his hand at, or lending his natural talents to various mediums of self-expression. All of which being led by his ethos, which amalgamates Love, Faith and Philosophy, and can be found in each area of his Creative Artistry.

Sushma’s artwork serves as a powerful platform for raising awareness about the importance of wildlife protection and conservation. She believes people should cherish animals, not harm them. All proceeds from the sale of her paintings go toward the construction and development of an animal hospital in Lonavala, Maharashtra, which will provide care for all animals. In addition, she is actively involved with the Raksha Foundation, an NGO founded by her son Harsh Jain, dedicated to animal welfare and the education of underprivileged children.

Hermoine’s artworks have been exhibited and sold at various galleries across the world, including the Agora Gallery in NYC, The Reagan Center and Mellin building in Washington DC and the Gaffa gallery in Sydney, Australia.

Moved by the injustice and violence inflicted on women in India, Hermoine travelled across the country to document and capture the unseen side of the women of India – their strength and beauty – from birth to death. Her artwork, “The Heart of Mumbai” is a celebration of the hope and courage that is found in each generation of women, to bring light, love and justice to a broken world.