MEET OUR ARTISTS
Discover the unique stories and creative visions behind our featured artists.
Musah Swallah
Born in Ghana, Musah Swallah’s work is rooted in emotion, material, and lived experience. Across cork, welded wood, canvas, and paper, his practice reflects a deep respect for process and form, transforming everyday and natural materials into works that feel deliberate and enduring.
His use of saturated color carries feeling across each surface quiet intensity, reflection, and joy—allowing emotion to move freely between mediums without excess or spectacle. Swallah’s figurative works—women at rest in pools, moments of intimacy, figures framed by fabric—are rendered with calm authority, offering images of strength and presence without performance.
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Houben R.T
Houben R.T. operates at the intersection of image, value, and historical memory, reconfiguring global currencies into layered visual propositions that challenge the very systems they once upheld. Drawing from a lexicon of banknotes—objects designed to signify trust, power, and permanence—his work destabilizes these notions through fragmentation, painterly intervention, and scale. Educated within rigorous European traditions and exhibited internationally, Houben’s practice has been recognized for its intellectual precision and cultural resonance. His compositions do
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Karina Lumiere
Karina Lumiere has exhibited across Israel, Spain, Austria, and Italy, refining her distinctive voice. Since 2021, she has shown work in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, including a solo exhibition at the Museum of National Art of Georgia in March 2025. Born in 1984 in Ukraine and now based in Tel Aviv, she continues to gain international recognition.
Karina Lumiere navigates her queendom of abstract depictions with natural grace and fluidity.
She translates her inner landscape into densely textured and vivid forms that depict nature, transcendence, and transformation. Lumiere’s intuitive approach to painting portrays her lived experience through bold compositions that are layered, scraped, and rearticulated over several months.