With female empowerment at the core of his ethos, Robert Wun is renowned for inventive, cutting-edge designs that celebrate the female form.

Danny Lane’s sculptures exploit the strength of glass under compression and combine feats of design and engineering to produce work, breathtaking in its apparent simplicity.

Ayala Serfaty work has been described by scholars as ‘multi-disciplinary,’as‘fusion of art, craft, and design,’as defusing the line between the natural and the abstract.

Cameron Mathieson works from the shores of remote Duncan Lake in the Kootenays, in nature and solitude.

Frederic Saulou approach guides him towards a global approach but also unique in his creations creating particular interactions between the user and the object, between crafts and industrial processes.

Jerome Pereira work questions balance, inspired by nature forces. His sculptures relate the state of grace between tension and fall.

Max Lamb-based practice revolves around the notion of exploring materials and processes to create products with real integrity and soul.

With her focus on materiality and sensibility Linde Freya Tangelder strives for sensory relevance and cultural value in detail and in bigger scale.

Ben Storms’work always explores materiality as well as unexpected forms. Ben Storms likes to work with large, traditional and ancient materials and appreciates their beauty and natural strength.

Mircea Anghel, born in Romania in 1986, is an internationally renowned artist and designer based in Portugal.

Pieter Maes pieces portray a contrasted appreciation for furniture that can either comply with traditional ideals or entirely rebel against them.

Jeremy Descamps is an artist whose first concern is to share, to transmit emotions, to give meaning to objects and to sublimate black, its reflections and its nuances.

Niclas Wolf wants to build a bridge between art and the natural world, exploring how art can be used to interpret and enhance the beauty of the environment.

Paul Cocksedge has worked his way into the art world, bringing a fresh perspective that has always been an integral part of his work.

Young New Zealand-born duo Alexandra Batten And Daniel Kamp set up interdisciplinary studio Batten And Kamp in Hong Kong in 2019.