Uwe Henneken Patrizio Di Massimo The primarily blue colour palette

The primarily blue colour palette in her work alludes to the early photographic printing process called cyanotype

The mythical events depicted in his works hint at spiritual worlds long vanished and cosmic alternative realities painted in bright

O’Brien’s multidisciplinary practice is a search for identity and genuine expression through material and process

Salonen received a BFA from the California Institute of the Arts

Her first exhibition in the UK 'Night Fever' was held in October 2021 at Taymour Grahne Projects

Uwe Henneken Patrizio Di Massimo The primarily blue colour paletteThe series of 10 prints has been hand embellished by the artist using iridescent acrylic paint, making each work unique. Uwe Hennekens works explore imaginary worlds set in bygone eras painted in a lush and seductive palette. Often referencing fairy tales and German folklore, Henneken creates scenes populated with fantastic creatures inhabiting ancient forests, romantic mountainous landscapes, and mysterious caves. The mythical events depicted in his