In Qiuxiang Liu’s world, the body breathes like a landscape—wild, erotic, and endlessly transforming. Born in China and now based in London, Liu (also known as Rainy Tong) paints through the lens of queer ecology, where desire and decay coexist in tender defiance. Her canvases, saturated with the rhythm of the seasons, dissolve boundaries between self and nature, intimacy and violence, beauty and rot. The female form in her work is not an object of gaze but a vessel of love and resistance,...

Discover the vision of Gemma, a London-based artist whose practice fuses memory, mythology, and material experimentation. With a transatlantic upbringing and a foundation in both traditional and experimental techniques, she creates paintings that bridge natural and industrial worlds, populated by imagined figures that resonate with history, emotion, and narrative. In this interview, Gemma reflects on her evolution as an artist, her engagement with Neolithic sites and funerary art, and the...

October and November are the most dynamic months in the capital’s cultural calendar when international fairs, major museum exhibitions, and intimate artist-run events overlap to create a landscape that is both exhilarating and overwhelming.