Darryn Eggleton is a South African wildlife artist whose work aims to portray the beauty, diversity and profundity of life. Born in 1981 and raised within the borders of the Kruger National Park, he developed a deep connection to the natural world from an early age — an influence that continues to shape his artistic vision today.

Working primarily in oil on linen, Darryn creates intensely realistic animal portraits that isolate each subject against a single-colour backdrop, drawing the viewer into a powerful and almost cinematic encounter. The only suggestion of environment is often revealed through subtle reflections in the eyes, enhancing the sense of presence and emotional depth.

Born in Uruguay in 1969, Erika Toliusis started from a young age to explore the complex shapes and infinite, everchanging shades and rhythms of nature.

Erika works from her home-studio to create the delicate and detailed land and seascapes that are now shown internationally. These works come to life after instinctively putting together the puzzle of millions of fragmented pieces of light and color that get rearranged onto the canvas. “There is no complete control of what I try to create on the canvas”, the artist says, as each work ends up with its own personality.

Annalù was born in San Donà di Piave, in 1976. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. She lives and works in Italy.

This artist draws her inspiration from nature and ancient Italian techniques. With an almost scientific approach, she attempts to freeze a precise moment in time and space in her three-dimensional works.

Using fiberglass, bark, bitumen, cement and Murano glass, she creates new realities, suspended worlds, imaginary architectures where the alchemy is lightness.