THE DRAUGHTSMEN
Celebrating the precision and expressive power of line, this trail showcases artists who elevate drawing to an art form. Expect meticulous detail, elegant mark-making, and a mastery of tone and texture.
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Miki Kataoka | Pot, 2026
Kataoka Miki is an artist who expresses light using things as motifs. She captures the most beautiful moments of intricate transitions of light reflected on glass and metal with aquatint mezzotint technique. Darkness is always necessary to express light, which is why she thinks mezzotint is the most suitable technique.
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Ian Chamberlain | Transmit, 2026
Ian Chamberlain reimagines manmade structures as landscape monuments—architectural metaphors of past and present technologies. Fascinated by technological and architectural forms across industry, agriculture, science and the military, he focuses on historically significant sites, many now defunct or repurposed as technology moves on.
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Ewa Schreiber | Elgol in the Tempest's Shadow
Ewa Schreiber is a Paris-based painter and printmaker. Her work probes the tension between ordered modern life and a longing for wilderness and deeper connection with nature. Using en plein air sketches and photos, she makes atmospheric multicolour reduction linoprints. Her linoprints emphasize texture and pattern via many superimposed semi-transparent ink layers.
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Wojciech Tylbor-Kubrakiewicz | Do Ghosts Drown in Flooded Houses, 2026
Wojciech Tylbor’s practice revolves around solastalgia and hauntology in the context of the environment in the time of the Anthropocene. In his linocuts, Tylbor transforms photographs into line halftones, layering color gradients to evoke shifting daylight—a practice inspired by Japanese zen gardens and the tradition of ukiyo-e. His recent works are landscapes dominated by architecture torn by the forces of nature disrupted by the results of climate change.
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Elisa Dublanc | (trans)formation VII, 2024
Elisa Dublanc, Argentine Chilean artist based in London, recently graduated of the Royal College of Art, MA Print, 2023-24, awarded with the Printmakers Council Sheila Sloss Award 2024. Dublanc’s work explores the relationship between human beings and nature, delving into the symbiosis between humankind and the environment.
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Sandrine Bridier | Fragments#1, 2026
Sandrine Bridier explores screen printing as an expanded field of experimentation where drawing, textile, and material research converge. Rooted in her Infinite Drawing series, initiated in 2020, her work transforms a continuous flow of lines into matrices that unfold through screen printing on paper and organza. Through layering, repetition, and displacement, images extend beyond the printed surface to engage with space . Transparency is central to her practice. Superimposed printed veils create shifting visual depths activated by light, revealing transitions between presence and disappearance. The dialogue between paper and textile, opacity and translucency, transforms the graphic gesture into a spatial experience. By approaching printmaking as a living process rather than a fixed image, Bridier investigates memory, transformation, and the balance between permanence and impermanence.
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Lucie Holzer | Blue Warp, 2025
Lucie (b.1995, London) uses drawing, print and sculpture to archive overlooked urban spaces. Liminal sites in her immediate environment recur in her work: boarded-up thresholds, disused doors and windows, and the borderlands where London meets canals, heaths and untamed spaces. Her practice often explores translation between drawing and print. Images begin as intricate ink drawings, with time-dense mark making that honours ephemeral, profound experiences of the overlooked. Gaps and slippages from moving between drawing and print amplify distortions already present in images drawn from water reflections.
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Zara Kok | Missed you, 2026
Zara is a Singaporean artist based in London whose practice explores ideas and observations of what feels human and how it shows up in contemporary life. Working predominantly with etching, her work draws on the nuances of everyday living and the poetry of our environments to craft narratives through illustrative abstraction of space and still life. These visual metaphors capture moments of familiarity that deepen the awareness of our shared humanity in an increasingly disconnected world.
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Nicholas Dowgwillo | The Long Embrace, 2019
Nicholas Dowgwillo (USA, born 1981) is a Detroit based artist who makes images, objects, and earthworks that uncover the psychological, poetic, and cultural dimensions of plants and environments..
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Rosey Prince | Visions and whispers, 2026
Rosey Prince’s work looks at places where urban and rural meet and the effects and consequences of human impact on the environment. Her prints are predominantly drypoint, mezzotint and monotype made in her studio from photographs, drawings and memory then printed at Artichoke Printmakers.
