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.