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the flux review
Delphine Dénéréaz – Interview
There is something deeply compelling about the way Delphine Dénéréaz approaches textile. In her hands, weaving becomes far more than process or ornamentation. It transforms into architecture, ecology, memory and resistance simultaneously. Working across large-scale...
Rafaela de Ascanio – Interview
Ritual, Mythology and the Reimagining of Female Power There is a rare sense of total immersion within the work of Rafaela de Ascanio. Moving fluidly between painting, sculpture and installation, her practice constructs environments that feel suspended between...
Magdalena Szata – Interview
In the work of Magdalena Szata, art becomes a quiet act of excavation. Moving between abstraction, surrealism and symbolic image-making, the Warsaw-based artist creates monochromatic worlds that explore what exists beneath the visible surface, spaces shaped by memory,...
Haus of Beau – Interview
In the work of Aiyla Beau, abstraction becomes less a fixed visual language and more a form of psychological and emotional navigation. Created intuitively and without predetermined outcomes, her paintings emerge through instinct, gesture and response, balancing raw...
Joel Chidi Sydenham – Interview
Born to a Nigerian mother and British father, Joel Chidi Sydenham approaches art as a space of convergence, where image, language, memory, and identity intertwine. Working fluidly between visual art and poetry, his practice resists fixed boundaries, instead unfolding...
Kate Mayer – Interview
Painting Through Sound, Sensation and Atmosphere In Kate Mayer’s practice, painting begins not with image, but with immersion. Rooted in sound, her work moves beyond visual interpretation into something more embodied, where rhythm, vibration and emotional resonance...
Marina Emphietzi – Q&A
Marina Emphietzi is a London-based Greek Cypriot visual artist known for her expressive paintings that explore the fluid relationship between memory, transformation, and the emotional passage of time. Rooted in a deep connection to the sea, her practice uses
Sean BW Parker – Q&A
Sean BW Parker is an artist whose practice sits between instinct and critique, shaped as much by formal study as by a deliberate rejection of it. Having completed an MA in Fine Art at the University of Creative Arts in Farnham, Parker’s work ultimately emerged through...
Sana Obaid – Q&A
There is a quiet intensity that defines the work of Sana Obaid, where material, process and emotion are held in careful balance. Rooted in both formal training and lived experience, her practice moves fluidly across disciplines, guided as much by intuition as by...
Lyn Hodnett – Q&A
Working across painting, printmaking and collage, Lyn Hodnett’s practice centres on the enduring presence of female archetypes, figures that move between the personal and the universal. Drawing on mythology, folklore and lived experience, her work brings together...
Miguel Sopena – Q&A
Miguel Sopena is an artist whose path into painting developed outside traditional academic routes, moving from a background in science into an atelier-led training in portraiture before gradually shifting towards abstraction. Sopena’s practice is grounded in a...
Ain El Hayat – Interview
We are pleased to interview Hayat, a Lebanese multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves fluidly across photography, video, installation, and writing. Now based in Dubai, her work explores the delicate tension between personal memory and collective experience,...
Xiaoxiao Song – Q&A
Xiaoxiao Song is an artist whose practice moves between observation, material sensitivity, and a quiet yet powerful exploration of human connection. Working across painting, drawing, and visual storytelling, her work reflects an attentiveness to subtle emotional...
Alex Billingham – Q&A
British artist Alex Billingham works at the intersection of live art, film, visual practice, performance, sculpture and digital media, creating immersive worlds where vulnerability, survival and transformation take centre stage. Based in the West Midlands with an...
Claudi Piripippi – Q&A
Claudi Piripippi's practice unfolds as an unflinching act of self-examination, where the personal is not only political but sacred, unstable, and in constant negotiation. Moving away from a long engagement with environmental crisis as subject, Piripippi turns inward,...
Dasha Wesel – Q&A
Dasha Wesel is a Philadelphia-based visual artist who translates the structural logic of engineering into vibrant, geometry-driven explorations of human experience. Born and raised in Belarus, she synthesizes technical precision with a personal visual language forged...
Victoria Plotnikova – Q&A
Victoria Plotnikova’s practice unfolds at the intersection of personal testimony and collective memory, where visual language becomes a means of articulating experiences that resist direct narration. Working primarily in printmaking including linocut, and colour...
Eleni Koumara – Q&A
Working under the name Eni Jewellery, Eleni Koumara creates pieces that exist in a delicate balance between strength and refinement. Her work is deeply informed by the natural world, where organic forms and tactile surfaces become a starting point for exploration....