Art

Benjamin Thomas Taylor is a British contemporary artist known for his vibrant, Pop Art-inspired landscapes. After studying painting in Brighton, he has gained representation from various UK and international galleries. His creative range includes designing album covers for notable artists, such as Robbie Williams and Paolo Nutini, including Nutini’s Number 1 album Caustic Love. He has also collaborated with major brands like Nike and Rough Trade Records. Benjamin’s artwork is known for its bold, colorful, and playful style. He often pays tribute to his favorite artists by blending their influences with his own distinctive aesthetic, using vibrant hues and a touch of humor. His work creates hyper-real spaces filled with joy and energy. Primarily, Benjamin produces original paintings and limited-edition prints, each offering a lively and unique addition to any environment.

<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-24856" src="https://imagesinframes.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Portrait-1.heic" alt="" />Emily Malone is a contemporary painter whose work explores the enduring language of still life through a modern lens. Drawing inspiration from the richness and symbolism of Dutch Old Master paintings, alongside the grace and sensuality of Renaissance and Ancient Greek art, her work acts as a homage to classical traditions while reinterpreting them for a contemporary audience. <p data-start="487" data-end="779">Her paintings evoke a distinctive blend of elegance, playfulness, and eroticism, where lush forms and expressive mark-making bring a sense of both refinement and immediacy. Working primarily in acrylic and oil stick, Malone builds layered, tactile surfaces that emphasise depth and gesture.</p> <p data-start="781" data-end="995" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node="">A pivotal moment in her practice came with her first experience selling work at an art fair, where she felt an immediate sense of belonging—an affirmation of her identity as an artist and the direction of her work.</p>

Lee Herring, born in Sunderland, North-East England, studied Fine Art at the University of Chester, graduating with first-class honors and receiving the prestigious University Prize. He quickly established himself as a full-time artist after being approached by galleries post-graduation. Known for his modern take on still life, particularly flowers in vases, Lee reinvents this classic subject through vibrant compositions that blend textured oils, spray paint, varnish, and embellishments like gold leaf and glow-in-the-dark glitter. His expressive and energetic paintings feature a unique layering technique, starting with a simple composition that evolves into a complex piece. He often scratches parts of the paint away, leaving authentic marks and fingerprints that add to the work's character. With exhibitions worldwide and a substantial following, Lee’s art is showcased in various galleries across the UK, including Images In Frames.

Based in London, Maxine is a contemporary artist and printmaker whose striking works blend vintage photography, typography, architectural grids and modern imagery. Her hand-pulled screenprints draw inspiration from music, literature and mid-century design. They merge retro motifs with futuristic compositions to create surreal, dreamlike worlds that feel both familiar and otherworldly. With over 20 years of experience as a digital and graphic designer working with major international clients, Maxine made the transition from commercial design to fine art. Her experience shines through to her prints, bringing a meticulously layered aesthetic and a sharp sense of composition. Her art has been selected for prestigious platforms including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (2023 & 2024) and featured in print fairs and publications such as Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair and the Guardian & Observer magazine. Each piece is lovingly produced in her beautiful Hackney studio, offering limited-edition that let us step into her layered, evocative narratives. We are thrilled to have her!

<p class="isSelectedEnd">Following a career in health and social care management, Sena now creates handcrafted abstract geometric artworks that explore colour, pattern and movement through felt fabric and mixed media.</p> <p class="isSelectedEnd">Working with bold, richly coloured felt, he develops bespoke techniques to create complex geometric compositions. A distinctive feature of his work is its optical quality: carefully incorporated reflective elements create subtle shifts in appearance as the viewer moves around the piece, while many works can be displayed in multiple orientations, offering different visual experiences.</p> <p class="isSelectedEnd">Influenced by pioneers of optical and kinetic art including Carlos Cruz-Diez, Victor Vasarely and Bridget Riley, Sena creates striking contemporary works that balance precision, colour and playfulness.</p> Since first exhibiting at the New Artists’ Fair in London in 2019, Sena has shown work at leading events including The Other Art Fair, Affordable Art Fair Battersea and Manchester Art Fair. His work is held in private collections across the UK, Europe, Latin America and the United States.

Tommy Fiendish is a full-time artist based in London, with a diverse background as a musician, street artist, sign-writer, TV set designer, and tattoo artist. He holds a first-class degree from LCC and is currently pursuing his master’s in painting at RCA. His creative process involves acrylics, spray paint, and enamel on linen, resulting in experimental works that blend expressive marks with graphic details. Tommy’s modern baroque style often incorporates surreal metaphors and dark humour, exploring contemporary themes through bright colours and confident brushwork.