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In this interview, artist Susan Beaulah shares her remarkable journey documenting the Kerala Chakara, a captivating fishing phenomenon along the Southern coast of India. Over two decades, Beaulah meticulously captured over a hundred watercolor studies, navigating the challenges of close observation amidst the curious gazes of local fisherfolk.

In this interview, delve into Tessa Coe's vibrant world where science meets art. Living amidst the enchanting water meadows of the river Test, Coe's paintings are intimate glimpses into the intricate beauty of ecosystems. Join us as we explore Coe's celebration of life, colored by the looming specter of climate change and the fragile wonders of our natural world.

In this interview, we explore the practice of Jasmine Pradissitto, a polymath artist, who pioneers innovative mediums like Noxorb ceramics to address urban pollution. Inspired by Darwin and Dr. Iain McGilchrist, Pradissitto envisions a 'Symbiocene,' urging for a holistic adaptation to our post-industrial world. With a scientist's optimism and artistic vision, she advocates for art as a catalyst for understanding and sustainable change.

Meet Francesca Busca, a visionary eco-artivist pioneering sustainable art since 2017, turning trash into treasure and advocating for a future of resourceful innovation and conscious living. Join us as we delve into the world of 'trashure' art and the powerful message behind every tessera.

In this interview, delve into the captivating journey and innovative creations of Mark Lawson Bell, a visionary artist whose story unfolds from the rural landscapes of Cornwall to the vibrant streets of London and beyond. Discover how his childhood as a naturalist laid the groundwork for a multifaceted career spanning photography, sculpture, and creative direction. Join us as we explore the inspirations, challenges, and triumphs that have shaped his remarkable trajectory in the world of art and design."

In this interview, step into the world of Natalia Kapchuk, a Contemporary Artist, Eco-activist, and Philanthropist, where artworks become a powerful dialogue between Earth's beauty and human impact. Journey through her artistic evolution, from childhood inspirations to environmental revelations, as she crafts a visual narrative echoing the ongoing struggle between nature and humanity.

Step into the vibrant and thought-provoking world of Lu Agnew, a nonbinary, Chilean-American artist and philosopher. Through their experimental and ever-changing body of work, Lu aims to open minds and explore the depths of humanity, challenging societal norms and unraveling the complexities of gender, time, and the human spirit. Join us in this insightful interview as Lu shares the inspiration behind their creations and advocates for a deeper connection to life through art.

In this interview, Yan Jiacheng shares insights into his artistic journey, the complexities of documenting rural China, and the impact of accolades like the 2023 RPS Documentary Photography Award. Discover the profound role of visual storytelling in capturing societal events and explore his perspective on the broader significance of being an artist.

Venture on a journey into the world of artisanal craftsmanship with our exclusive interview featuring Gaelle Chassery, a masterful creator of site-specific, mindfully improvised heirloom shawls, throws, and blankets. Delve into the unique process that intertwines pure Scottish wool, sourced ethically from small producers, with a deep connection to the natural elements of each region. Witness the artistry of intuitive design, celebrating the rich hues of undyed wool and botanical-dyed yarn, all crafted without machines or harmful substances.

Annie Trevorah's art, spanning sculpture, textiles, print, and more, explores human-plant interconnectivity. Through eco-feminism, she challenges anthropocentrism, urging a shift to the vegetative perspective. In vivid installations, Trevorah questions human dominance, presenting a lively ecology of meaning. Join us for an interview as she shares profound insights into her transformative exploration.

Meet Alice Lenkiewickz, an artist who seamlessly weaves the worlds of visionary painting and photography, guided by themes of intuition and mysticism. As a dedicated vegan and passionate advocate for animal rights, Lenkiewicz has harnessed her artistic talent to create powerful digital paintings that campaign against animal exploitation, specifically targeting factory farming. The artist's practice and beliefs stand in solidarity with fellow animal rights campaigners, striving for the welfare and justice of animals everywhere.

Meet Mia Bilbeisi, an artist who explores abjection through her work. Using found textiles and raw bodily imagery, she challenges societal notions of cleanliness and purity. By upcycling discarded materials, she highlights the destructive habit of rejection and invites the impure to coexist harmoniously. Her art blurs the boundaries between traditional craft and sculpture, subverting preconceived ideas and embracing the power of the abject.

Meet Laura Donkers, a multi-media visual artist, curator, and independent researcher who skillfully navigates the intricate spaces between nature, culture, and science. With a diverse range of methods and strategies, Laura's work delves into complex ideas associated with contemporary, historical, and cultural interpretations of place. Through field-based research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and socially engaged activism, she brings together artists, scientists, organizations, and communities to create conversations, actions, drawings, and public interventions.

Meet Istvan Dukai, a former graffiti artist who has transitioned into a thriving career as a graphic designer. With a focus on logo design, abstract graphics, and nonfigurative patterns, Istvan's style is influenced by geometric tradition, constructivism, and op-art. His minimalist approach to colors and forms, combined with occasional rhythmic variations, produces captivating and illusion-like compositions. By stylizing natural elements into geometric shapes and expertly combining them, Istvan's work showcases the power of reduction and evokes a sense of sensuality. As a highly sought-after freelancer, he has gained recognition as a top graphic designer and art director for renowned European brands, utilizing his designs across diverse materials.

Get ready to meet the extraordinary artist, Tseng Yu-Chin, as we delve into the depths of his captivating artistic journey. Hailing from Taiwan, Asia, Tseng's creative path began as an experimental filmmaker and has evolved to encompass video, photography, and mixed media installations. Despite facing immense challenges and government suppression, Tseng's unwavering commitment to truth and self-expression has shaped his powerful body of work. Join us as we explore his exploration of the human moment and the disorderly state of human self-consciousness.

Meet Seunga Sona Kim, a talented Korean artist based in Chicago. Originally from Seoul, South Korea, Kim's artistic exploration revolves around the relationship between garments and the individual's persona and visual identity. Her artistic journey has expanded beyond wearable garments, encompassing paintings and sculptural works that have been exhibited in various cities including Chicago, Wonju, Seoul, Manila, and more.

Meet Linda Pearl Izan, a mixed media practitioner based in the United Kingdom, whose artworks focus on political, environmental, gender, and cultural themes, seamlessly combining textile techniques with mixed media, ceramics, photography, and digital elements. By employing materials that align with her messages, Izan creates impactful pieces that provoke contemplation and commentary.

Meet Jessica Russo Scherr, an internationally exhibiting artist whose work examines the intersection of personal and universal themes. Using a range of media including drawing, photography, oil paint, and collage, Russo Scherr creates layered and evocative compositions that invite the viewer to contemplate their own place within the cultural and emotional landscape.

Meet Flòra O. Hartyándi, an artist, art therapist, community worker, and traveller who believes that in art, everything is possible. The artist has a passion for giving new life to natural and human waste, transforming them into something new and unique, with their own stories to tell. Flòra draws inspiration from folk arts, symbols of different nations, and traditional techniques to create complex and alternative worlds that draw the viewer in and invite them to be a part of the story.

Meet My Linh Mac (Millie), a talented multi-media artist, visual designer, and art educator based in Chicago. As we approach the celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Millie is excited to introduce her latest project, Co Tich Viet, a beautiful Vietnamese folklore children's book series created with hand-cut paper art. What makes this project even more special is that it is zero-waste, and all the materials used are recycled. Each book in this ongoing series is a testament to Millie's passion for unique mediums and storytelling, as she pours her heart and soul into creating intricate and colorful illustrations that bring to life the rich stories of Vietnam.