Saba Zahedi, a talented Iranian artist, seamlessly blends ancient wisdom with contemporary aesthetics. Her work is a reflection of her deep understanding of Iranian and Far Eastern art, combined with a keen eye for Western art.

Zahedi’s unique perspective is rooted in the forgotten theory of existence, a philosophy that encourages us to slow down and appreciate the simple beauty of life. Her art often explores themes of nature, femininity, and the human experience, inviting viewers to delve into a world of symbolism and meaning.

With her delicate brushstrokes and rich color palette, Zahedi creates captivating works that evoke a sense of tranquility and wonder. Her paintings and designs are a testament to her artistic talent and her commitment to preserving traditional artistic techniques while embracing contemporary aesthetics.

Cutting, stitching, glueing, printing, painting… This is the array of skills that Louisa Dunn, a collage artist living in Charleston, applies to the tapestry of materials, colours and shapes which have become her artform. Photographer & journalist Pauline Chatelan has had the pleasure of meeting Louisa and capture her creative universe.

Weronika Anna Rosa is a visual botanical artist who explores the relationship between plants and humans. Originally from Poland, she is currently based in Lisbon, Portugal. Growing up in a family of scientists and artists, Weronika was surrounded by fresh flowers and potted plants, which naturally became the central theme of her work. She uses gouache on Kraft paper and Japanese golden ink to bring her visions to life.

Watarai Toru, based in Kanagawa, Japan, has made a name for himself in the world of ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging. Initially crafting bamboo vases, Toru’s interest soon shifted to the art of ikebana itself. In 2002, he enrolled in the renowned Ohara school in Tokyo, deepening his understanding of this traditional craft.