MSlovenia-based painter Laura Kočnik discusses imagined landscapes, the small house as a symbol of belonging, and the role of light and atmosphere in her work.

Metal sculptor and blacksmith Vadim Apalikov discusses traditional hand forging, digital sculpture and extending his physical artworks into virtual environments.

Visual artist Jelena discusses her intuitive approach to ink, abstraction and the figure, allowing line, gesture, negative space and unexpected materials to guide each work.

Belarusian artist kurisu illusia discusses anime, Vtubers and digital art as ways of expressing vulnerability, navigating life with a stutter and finding her creative voice.

Brazilian visual artist Bianca Raquel de Toledo discusses photography as a living material, transforming personal, inherited and discarded images through organic processes, imagination and time.

Photographer Magnus Østermann discusses Field, grief, colour, Berlin and his debut photo series Escape From Berlin, a cinematic body of work shaped by endings, escape and emotional intensity.

Mixed media artist Chen Chen explores memory, identity, belonging and transformation through digital media, oil painting, visual research and layered geometric for

South African writer, theatre maker and performer Lara van Huyssteen discusses Gravedigger, a dark digital story exploring purgatory, justice, feminine rage, fairy tales and the ancient power of storytelling.

Bosnia and Herzegovina-based artist and graphic designer Darko Karać creates socially engaged posters exploring silence, truth, mental health, memory and the hidden pressures of contemporary life.

Spanish watercolor artist Lola López Girón creates cheerful, colourful and sensitive works that capture positive energy through an evolving personal style.

György Sütő speaks with The Alchemical Art about memory, vulnerability, caregiving and the emotional states that shape his airbrush paintings. His work explores inner landscapes, fragile human experience and the dignity that persists within human fragility.

Giovanna Pangia’s work explores the relationship between the individual and the collective through layered compositions shaped by material and intention.

Ilma Mazrimienė’s paintings capture quiet emotional states, where simplicity, texture, and expression hold space for reflection.

Matthew Morpheus creates dense, symbolic compositions where abstraction, pattern, and cultural references collide.

Bianca Pascu’s work moves through vulnerability and impermanence, where the body dissolves into abstraction and presence begins to shift.