Nina Rassen is an Australian artist whose practice moves between painting, sculpture, design and symbolic narration. Through vivid colours, layered surfaces and hybrid figures, she develops a distinctive visual language connected to multidimensional bionics, personal mythology and imagined cosmologies. Her works transform the canvas into a dense territory of signs, bodies and symbolic energies, inviting the viewer to move beyond a single interpretation.

Italian artist Nicola Farina works between drawing, painting and sculpture, transforming ceramic plaster, graphite and fragile materials into images suspended between memory, chance and epiphany. His cycle Animula Vagula Blandula reveals a distinctive practice in which matter becomes imprint, relic and visual possibility.