Artist Feature #10: Jonas Beuchert

Stuttgart-based Jonas Beuchert is a broad spectrum graphic designer and artist whose projects are as ambitious as fresh and spontaneous.

Digital dementia, social paradoxes and time/space obsessions are but a few of the themes he deals with. Jonas is the co-founder of Edition Taube. 

Jonas Beuchert

Artist Feature #9: Mark Lazenby

As a veteran collage artist, Mark Lazenby creates unique visual environments by juxtaposing the odd and the familiar, with a particular interest for vintage objects. In his works text often takes on the role of binding element.

Mark Lazenby

 

Artist Feature #8: William Edmonds

With its breezy composition to provide a sunny backdrop, Edmonds' artwork has all the excitement of a playground where elemental geometries and colours jump around alongside inspiring slogans.

As well as making pictures, Edmonds is also a trained potter and musician, and is currently based in London. He is one third of Nous Vous.

William Edmonds

Artist Feature #7: Liam Stevens

Witness member Liam Stevens is an illustrator and designer based in London. He favours simple materials enabling him to craft an image through expressive lines or graphic shapes.

Liam also creates impressive animations through his co-formed MakeMakeStudio.

Liam Stevens

Artist Feature #6 Oliver Pitt

Medieval imagery, psychedelic patterns, odd growths, characters and furniture all go hand in hand in Oliver Pitts work.

Creating collages, prints and paintings with great freedom, Mr Pitt effortlessly embraces both the abstract and pictorial.

Oliver Pitt

Artist Feature #5: Leah Fusco

Leah Fusco recently graduated from the Royal College of Art and continues her practice as an image-maker through illustration, painting, moving image and sound. Her work explores landscape and culture, with a focus on the relationship between past and present.

Leah Fusco

Artist Feature #4: Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber

Alchemic, hypnotic and often paradoxical, Neil and Michael form a pair accustomed to inhabiting a space lying somewhere between the utterly absurd and the all too real. The paintings which sprout from their long-standing collaboration infiltrate the subconscious, their fragile equilibrium begging some concealed emotional question.

The Winnipeg-based duo began working together in 1996 as founding members of The Royal Art Lodge Collective.

Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber