Discover the rich diversity of Wandsworth’s creative scene here by exploring profiles of incredible local artists, cultural organisations, projects and groups. To search for specific art forms, areas, or profile types use the filters below.
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Gentangle Designs is an illustrator from Balham.
Genny, the face behind Gentangle Designs, creates her designs using intricate shapes and patterns, producing unique, bold and beautiful imagery. Her work is predominantly on animals and nature,…
Sam Haynes started her practice over twenty five years ago, creating site-specific public art installations, engaging local, often marginalised communities. While arts facilitation remains an important part of her practice, she is now focusing on…
Robin Smith creates bold figurative paintings of fantastical creatures, beautiful women and people in his life. He works intuitively, carefully building up undulating shapes and dense, vivid colours, responding to each line and form as…
Born in London 1983, Afrooist was raised in a biracial family in Tooting, South London. Her mother is Filipino and father from Guyana. She studied classical studies at Warwick University (2005) and trained as an…
Emotions are essential to Bergina Leka's creativity, who pours them into artistic outlets. By making art, Bergina is exploring their own story and experiences, making meaning of them, achieving some catharsis, and inspiring or comforting…
I am a passionate about all forms of art; I like to create for my own expression.
Izabel’s artwork focuses on the tensions and interrelationships between human society and urban space. Izabel aims to communicate this through the use of objects and their relationships in order to highlight how space influences human…
Qize Zhu is a dreamer and canine lover who loves visual communication design and interaction design. She is a prospective designer who likes to explore how to enhance the emotional connection of the user's virtual…
Riya Patel is a multidisciplinary designer, seeking new dimensions of interactions across different digital mediums. She loves to explore how digital stories can be used to enhance the emotional connection between people and nature.
Lindsey Whitelaw represents precariously balanced communities working in symbiotic relationship with an environment which is at a crisis point. In her Hive series she explores this subject on both micro and macrocosmic scales. She fuses…
Michael strives for excellent craftsmanship and fine detail. The three greatest influences on his art are surrealism, cubism and portraiture.
At this point in Michael's career, he’s concerned with trying to make surrealism more effective.…
Wachira is an artist and photographer based in Battersea. Shape and colour have always excited and inspired Wachira.
Moving full-time to London – Battersea, specifically – in 2006, the iconic Battersea Power Station caught her…
Abhaya Rajani's projects are inspired by contemporary questions that do not seek answers, and instead raise further questions. Through installations, drawing or sculpture, topics often concern the materiality of everyday objects and their meanings with…
Mark Nader is an internationally exhibited artist based in Wandsworth, whose work looks at cultural iconography and how it morphs and changes.
Matthew Dowell was born in Sunderland, UK in 1994. He studied Fine Art at Kingston School of Art (2013-16) and Print at The Royal College of Art. He was shortlisted for the Gillian Dickinson North…
Paulie is a London-based, self-taught artist specialising in the study of human emotion in portraiture. He was born in Nigeria and has been making art since he was about six years old... and then took…
Paul Bence is a documentary photographer based in Wandsworth whose work concentrates on people and places. Paul is currently working on a project following the River Wandle from Wandsworth through to Croydon.
Nneka Uzoigwe is a figurative artist based in London. She trained in the classic atelier method at London Fine Art Studios, where she now teaches part-time.
Sarah-Jane Field's interdisciplinary approach includes photography, writing and performance as she aims to identify feedback loops between language, culture and the material world. She is most interested in investigating the many shifts and transformations taking…
Alex Lambert is an award-winning photographer, videographer and director based in Upper Tooting. Alex's style is driven by a foundation in narrative and reportage image making. Her personal work focuses on social documentary projects, often…
Bounce makes original, imaginative, and brave work.
Bounce makes space for children and young people to be heard and to hear themselves. Together, they find new ways to see the world and everyone's potential within…