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The Little Pink Gallery
presents
"The Art of Life"
With love,
Dariela Alejandra
The Art of Life
Ellie Harrison
"Cosmic Spaghetti Polyptych"
Analogue dark room photogram print
Ellie is currently a student at Glasgow School of Art, having studied at City & Guilds Art school and lived in London all her life. Though her artistic practice remains undefined, she is continually interested in tactile objects, and how as children, we experience the world entirely through touch and emotion in the absence of reason and logic.
ellie@hrrsn.com
Analogue dark room photogram print
Ellie is currently a student at Glasgow School of Art, having studied at City & Guilds Art school and lived in London all her life. Though her artistic practice remains undefined, she is continually interested in tactile objects, and how as children, we experience the world entirely through touch and emotion in the absence of reason and logic.
ellie@hrrsn.com
Josh Stein
No Title
Acrylic on canvas
Josh Stein (b. 1973) is a lifelong multi-mode creative artist, musician, writer, professor, and adult beverage maker in Napa, California. With formal training in calligraphy, graphic design, and color work; more than two decades as a researcher, teacher, and writer in cultural analysis in the vein of the Birmingham and Frankfurt Schools; and a decade and a half as a commercial artist and designer for multiple winery clients; he brings his influences of Pop art, Tattoo flash and lining techniques, and Abstract Surrealism and Expressionism to the extreme edge where graphic design and calligraphy meet the Platonic theory of forms. The resulting metallic inks and acrylics on canvas delight and perplex, moving between the worlds of solidity and abstraction.
IG: @SteinCreates
SteinCreates.com
Acrylic on canvas
Josh Stein (b. 1973) is a lifelong multi-mode creative artist, musician, writer, professor, and adult beverage maker in Napa, California. With formal training in calligraphy, graphic design, and color work; more than two decades as a researcher, teacher, and writer in cultural analysis in the vein of the Birmingham and Frankfurt Schools; and a decade and a half as a commercial artist and designer for multiple winery clients; he brings his influences of Pop art, Tattoo flash and lining techniques, and Abstract Surrealism and Expressionism to the extreme edge where graphic design and calligraphy meet the Platonic theory of forms. The resulting metallic inks and acrylics on canvas delight and perplex, moving between the worlds of solidity and abstraction.
IG: @SteinCreates
SteinCreates.com
Laurène Southe
"Studied reflection 04"
Photograph
Laurène is a 21 years old creative writer and freelance photographer based in Vienna, Austria. She began her journey at the beginning of the pandemic showcasing different art projects for the first time publicly. Laurène occupies herself with subjects such as mental health and self-identity.
Photograph
Laurène is a 21 years old creative writer and freelance photographer based in Vienna, Austria. She began her journey at the beginning of the pandemic showcasing different art projects for the first time publicly. Laurène occupies herself with subjects such as mental health and self-identity.
Dominika Jezewska
"A Year of Dreaming 73/365"
Digital art (tiltbrush, photoshop, photography)
Dominika Jezewska is a multidisciplinary artist and designer. She graduated from Parsons School of Design in 2016 with a BFA in Fashion Design and has an extensive background in fashion and 3D visualization. Forever immersed and fascinated by the world, she spends her time exploring realities + everything in between in her art practice, imagining and dissecting the relationships between humans, objects and space.
Especially interested in the little things and subtle messages which make up the fabric of the subjective realities we exist in, she explores the possibilities and what ifs crafting pockets of alternate realities which exist at the intersection of art, design and technology and appear in different forms ranging from wearable avant-garde fashion art pieces to installations and mixed reality environments.
Her work was exhibited in Guangzhou, China and Muscat, Oman.
dmjezewska@gmail.com
Digital art (tiltbrush, photoshop, photography)
Dominika Jezewska is a multidisciplinary artist and designer. She graduated from Parsons School of Design in 2016 with a BFA in Fashion Design and has an extensive background in fashion and 3D visualization. Forever immersed and fascinated by the world, she spends her time exploring realities + everything in between in her art practice, imagining and dissecting the relationships between humans, objects and space.
Especially interested in the little things and subtle messages which make up the fabric of the subjective realities we exist in, she explores the possibilities and what ifs crafting pockets of alternate realities which exist at the intersection of art, design and technology and appear in different forms ranging from wearable avant-garde fashion art pieces to installations and mixed reality environments.
Her work was exhibited in Guangzhou, China and Muscat, Oman.
dmjezewska@gmail.com
Laura S. Martineé
"Rob Goodwin looking at the crowd"
Graphite, pencil and charcoal
I'm a restless soul who's always trying to capture the imperfection in the reaction versus the perfection in the elaborated thought.
I travelled into a non-existent space where all my caos and peace meets to look for a truce.I went there to get lost,to reinvent my place in the world,to know my inner status,to rediscover and undress my heart.
The search continues.The sky is opening more and more, dreams have learned to dance to the rhythm of magic...the dissolution of pain mixes with the the evolution of love.
IG: @llmartinee
Graphite, pencil and charcoal
I'm a restless soul who's always trying to capture the imperfection in the reaction versus the perfection in the elaborated thought.
I travelled into a non-existent space where all my caos and peace meets to look for a truce.I went there to get lost,to reinvent my place in the world,to know my inner status,to rediscover and undress my heart.
The search continues.The sky is opening more and more, dreams have learned to dance to the rhythm of magic...the dissolution of pain mixes with the the evolution of love.
IG: @llmartinee
Irina Novikova
No Title
Graphite on paper
Drawing began to interest me from an early age, the first subjects for me were Fantastic birds and animals. By my first education I am an art critic (State Academy of Slavic Cultures), by my second I am a graphic designer (MGTA).
The main techniques that I use are watercolor, ink, gouache, acrylic. I love experimenting and mixing different materials. I draw a lot on environmental topics. The first big series that I drew is the "Red Book" dedicated to rare and endangered species of animals and birds.
I do illustrations, invent various creatures and stories for them, draw nature and portraits. I like to do the whole line drawings, forming the composition first in my head. I am inspired by baroque music and black and white films. Recently, I have been leaning more and more towards symbolism.
IG: @irinanov
Graphite on paper
Drawing began to interest me from an early age, the first subjects for me were Fantastic birds and animals. By my first education I am an art critic (State Academy of Slavic Cultures), by my second I am a graphic designer (MGTA).
The main techniques that I use are watercolor, ink, gouache, acrylic. I love experimenting and mixing different materials. I draw a lot on environmental topics. The first big series that I drew is the "Red Book" dedicated to rare and endangered species of animals and birds.
I do illustrations, invent various creatures and stories for them, draw nature and portraits. I like to do the whole line drawings, forming the composition first in my head. I am inspired by baroque music and black and white films. Recently, I have been leaning more and more towards symbolism.
IG: @irinanov
Olivia Lorber
"Cupid's Arrow"
Acrylic paint and paint marker on canvas
Olivia Lorber is a Baltimore-born artist living and working in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her figure paintings draw from 70’s aesthetics in Punk graphic design, toys and pop-culture of the early 2000s, and countercultural fashion. Olivia’s portfolio focuses on reinventing traditional academic figure painting by exaggerating proportion and breaking figure-ground relationships. Olivia works with a variety of media such as acrylic, spray paint, clay, and marker. By utilizing pattern, vibrant colors, text, and portraiture, she creates bold mementos of her lived experience. Documentation of the people Olivia has met and been influenced by is an important part of her practice, as Olivia’s subjects are often members of her closest relationships and memories.
Olivialorberart@gmail.com
IG: @livvelaine
Acrylic paint and paint marker on canvas
Olivia Lorber is a Baltimore-born artist living and working in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her figure paintings draw from 70’s aesthetics in Punk graphic design, toys and pop-culture of the early 2000s, and countercultural fashion. Olivia’s portfolio focuses on reinventing traditional academic figure painting by exaggerating proportion and breaking figure-ground relationships. Olivia works with a variety of media such as acrylic, spray paint, clay, and marker. By utilizing pattern, vibrant colors, text, and portraiture, she creates bold mementos of her lived experience. Documentation of the people Olivia has met and been influenced by is an important part of her practice, as Olivia’s subjects are often members of her closest relationships and memories.
Olivialorberart@gmail.com
IG: @livvelaine
Ayshe-Mira Yashin
"Blossoming"
Fine liners on paper
Ayshe-Mira Yashin is an 18-year-old lesbian artist and poetess from Istanbul, Turkey, and Nicosia, Cyprus. She is of Jewish and Muslim heritage, and is a practicing eclectic pagan green witch. She is currently based in Cambridge, England, and is a prospective UAL Camberwell art foundation student. Her poetry and art focus on themes of sapphic intimacy, healing and spirituality, with large ties to the occult. She is currently working on her illustrated poetry zine, to be published by Zines and Things, and is also completing her 78-card Tarot deck. She independently runs the Illustration Witch Shop (www.ayshemira.com/the-illustration-witch-shop) where she sells handmade bookmarks, necklaces, stickers, zines, art prints, handmade notebooks, and her major arcana Sapphic Enchantress tarot deck. Follow her on Instagram @illustrationwitch to stay in tune with her art and poetry!
www.ayshemira.com
ayshemirawrites@gmail.com
IG: @illustrationwitch
Tiktok: @illustrationwitch
Facebook: Ayshe-Mira Yashin
Fine liners on paper
Ayshe-Mira Yashin is an 18-year-old lesbian artist and poetess from Istanbul, Turkey, and Nicosia, Cyprus. She is of Jewish and Muslim heritage, and is a practicing eclectic pagan green witch. She is currently based in Cambridge, England, and is a prospective UAL Camberwell art foundation student. Her poetry and art focus on themes of sapphic intimacy, healing and spirituality, with large ties to the occult. She is currently working on her illustrated poetry zine, to be published by Zines and Things, and is also completing her 78-card Tarot deck. She independently runs the Illustration Witch Shop (www.ayshemira.com/the-illustration-witch-shop) where she sells handmade bookmarks, necklaces, stickers, zines, art prints, handmade notebooks, and her major arcana Sapphic Enchantress tarot deck. Follow her on Instagram @illustrationwitch to stay in tune with her art and poetry!
www.ayshemira.com
ayshemirawrites@gmail.com
IG: @illustrationwitch
Tiktok: @illustrationwitch
Facebook: Ayshe-Mira Yashin
Jessica Paulin
"Blue Raspberry Flavored Tears"
Acrylic ink, colored pencil and marker
Jessica Paulin is an artist based in Tampa, Florida. Primarily using a mixed-media approach, her artwork addresses the physical and psychological connection that humankind has to nature. She combines human forms with organic matter, creating surreal, biomorphic figures belonging to a chaotic landscape. Jessica Paulin earned her BFA at the University of South Florida in the Fall of 2020.
Jpaulin1997@gmail.com
IG: @jessicapaulination
Acrylic ink, colored pencil and marker
Jessica Paulin is an artist based in Tampa, Florida. Primarily using a mixed-media approach, her artwork addresses the physical and psychological connection that humankind has to nature. She combines human forms with organic matter, creating surreal, biomorphic figures belonging to a chaotic landscape. Jessica Paulin earned her BFA at the University of South Florida in the Fall of 2020.
Jpaulin1997@gmail.com
IG: @jessicapaulination
Untonk
"Akamsi"
Acrylic on canvas
Untonk is multidisciplinary artist based in Indonesia. His works involving various form of art such as painting, drawing, collage, even memes. Daily life and popular culture are main theme in his works.
IG: @unch_tonk
Acrylic on canvas
Untonk is multidisciplinary artist based in Indonesia. His works involving various form of art such as painting, drawing, collage, even memes. Daily life and popular culture are main theme in his works.
IG: @unch_tonk
Rhian Bolton
"Hold Me"
DK wool
Rhian Bolton is a Welsh maker studying and living in Manchester. Bolton has been featured in online publications, such as Creatures Magazine and Orange Blush zine, and printed publications My Friend Alex zine and Yer Magazine. In 2018, she won the Artway Award for Technical Ability at the Cardiff Arts Academy end of year show before studying at Manchester School of Art. Bolton uses domestic materials like wool, cotton, and fabric to appropriate text into these elements, and this is done through crochet and sewing. Contextually, this plays into themes of domestic, ritual, and meditations.
Bolton is inspired by the art of second-wave feminist artists and their “femmages”, to the 90s resurgence in “sloppy art” and handcrafts, to artists of the northwest now exploring their home and upbringing in post-industrial cities. She is also influenced by cottage industry methods and their meanings when displayed in “fine art” contexts. Processes like knitting, weaving, embroidery and natural dye are seen as inherently feminine, easy, and kitsch when seen in white cube spaces. By using these processes, Bolton can question their role in the home and play into stereotypical motions. The text chosen in the work has evolved from being ambiguous lines of poetry to bold phrases - AGAIN I HAVE TO CLEAN - further indicating a challenge with their role in the home. Bolton’s work is a subversion to stereotypical domestic roles in the home and displays internal meditations from homely rituals.
rhianb14@gmail.com
IG: @eatmyshrts_
rhianbolton.cargo.site
DK wool
Rhian Bolton is a Welsh maker studying and living in Manchester. Bolton has been featured in online publications, such as Creatures Magazine and Orange Blush zine, and printed publications My Friend Alex zine and Yer Magazine. In 2018, she won the Artway Award for Technical Ability at the Cardiff Arts Academy end of year show before studying at Manchester School of Art. Bolton uses domestic materials like wool, cotton, and fabric to appropriate text into these elements, and this is done through crochet and sewing. Contextually, this plays into themes of domestic, ritual, and meditations.
Bolton is inspired by the art of second-wave feminist artists and their “femmages”, to the 90s resurgence in “sloppy art” and handcrafts, to artists of the northwest now exploring their home and upbringing in post-industrial cities. She is also influenced by cottage industry methods and their meanings when displayed in “fine art” contexts. Processes like knitting, weaving, embroidery and natural dye are seen as inherently feminine, easy, and kitsch when seen in white cube spaces. By using these processes, Bolton can question their role in the home and play into stereotypical motions. The text chosen in the work has evolved from being ambiguous lines of poetry to bold phrases - AGAIN I HAVE TO CLEAN - further indicating a challenge with their role in the home. Bolton’s work is a subversion to stereotypical domestic roles in the home and displays internal meditations from homely rituals.
rhianb14@gmail.com
IG: @eatmyshrts_
rhianbolton.cargo.site
Cecilia Mignon
"Lucid Pisces Blues"
Cyanotype
Cecilia Mignon is a visual artist based in Oakland, California. Her practice pulls from her background in printmaking and a lifelong relationship with instant film photography. Her abstracted photographic prints are made through deconstrive processes and have an important tactility to them, creating fragile and ephemeral dreamlike landscapes.
ceciliamignonn@gmail.com
Cyanotype
Cecilia Mignon is a visual artist based in Oakland, California. Her practice pulls from her background in printmaking and a lifelong relationship with instant film photography. Her abstracted photographic prints are made through deconstrive processes and have an important tactility to them, creating fragile and ephemeral dreamlike landscapes.
ceciliamignonn@gmail.com
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