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Mark produces paintings of varied genres, including portraits, landscapes, still-life and abstracts, using varied media, including oils, acrylics, gouache, pencil and ink. He also participates in book illustration and art book publishing, recently illustrating the book of poems “If There Were No Seasons” and self publishing the book “Sketches of Morocco by Khalid Al-Jadir”.

Koola Adams has been painting since 1999. She has a Fine Art degree and Masters from the University of Westminster, Harrow Campus. Her influences are varied but specifically the work of Modernist artists of the early 20th century, namely the Cubists, Supermatists and Constructivists. She sells her work through her website and on several online platforms. She has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions across the UK.
Koola’s current style is based on exploring the relationship bewteen us, as human beings and the geometric landscape. Her paintings contain colourful shapes defined by sharp grid lines attempting to recreate the geometry of the metropolis.

Illustrator Arati Devasher creates colourful artwork inspired by a deep love of nature and dogs. Both are amply represented in her work.

Her primary medium is gouache on paper with an overlay of pencils. She also works in acrylics and draws digitally too. Arati’s palette is deeply influenced by her rich Indian heritage of colour and pattern.

Arati works from her home studio in Ruislip. Her illustrations also feature on prints, cards, mugs, teatowels and other homewares all sustainably made in the UK. Commissions are welcome.

Although primarily a textile artist Jane also paints and draws using a range of media including watercolour, oil and charcoal. The theme of her work is mainly based on natural forms and landscapes.

There will be a collection of hand painted silk scarves on display and some that that have been commercially printed.
In addition to this, portraits, life drawings and landscapes will also be exhibited.