Art in the Workplace
How thoughtful art can transform offices into inspiring, human places that boost wellbeing, spark creativity and draw people back into the workplace.
•5 mins read
Journal
Stories, influences and creative practices from artists shaping today’s cultural landscape, exploring the processes and perspectives that inform their work.
Lindsay Mapes
Lindsay’s playful, tactile pieces carry the same generous energy you feel in her East London studio - joyful, bright and beautifully unfiltered.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Daisy Billowes
Myth, femininity and fluid mark-making settle softly into Daisy’s paintings, giving familiar spaces a quiet confidence and emotional depth.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Ben Wakeling
Ben brings the honesty of street art and therapy into every layer - paintings that feel alive with the rhythm of the city and a disarming personal truth.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Joanna Lynch
Humour, poetry and sharp honesty collide in Gommie’s work, capturing the messy, endearing contradictions of modern life.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Steve McPherson
There’s something mesmerising about Steve’s decades-old collected plastics, tiny beach-worn fragments becoming unexpectedly powerful stories.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Rebecca Hardaker
Rebecca’s hand-painted abstractions feel like moments she’s let you witness. Raw, instinctive and deeply tied to feeling.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Gommie
Gommie is a contemporary British artist known for his unique blend of poetry, visual art, and social commentary.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read
Amrit Singh Sandhu-Clayton
Amrit’s vibrant canvases and wearable “moving paintings” weave colour, memory and heritage together into something warm, expressive and unmistakably her.
By Ryan Stanier••5 mins read