Ale Osollo was born in Chihuahua (Mexico) in 1979. Her childhood, adolescence and youth were spent in a society bursting with Mexican customs and traditions.

In her mind and spirit dwells the magical fantasy that has accompanied her in dreams since she was a child. Art gave Ale the outlet to capture this other world using materials that were within her reach at the time — such as vegetables or fruit from the refrigerator and even toilet paper. Today, her works are narratives, rich in symbolism that draw on heritage.

Ale pushes the boundaries with materials and with references. She…

The effervescent Anthea Missy making her mark on the streets of Paris 🇫🇷🥐

“I Dreamt That We Were Kissing” is a commentary on our current situation. With social distancing measures in place, it feels like we can no longer say hello to our family and friends with a bise (kiss), invoking a feeling of nostalgia.

“The paste-up reminds us of what we were once able to do without a second thought, highlighting the curtailment of our freedom. The text is signed ‘anonymous’, attributing the quote to everyone who is thinking and feeling the same as I am.” ~ Anthea Missy

Khalsom is an international artist of British and Malaysian descent, and has been living in Singapore for over ten years.

An Interior Architecture graduate (2006), Khalsom has a background in design, but in recent years has been firmly focused on her dynamic art. As a self-taught abstract artist, she is revered for her work which exudes fluidity and stunning colour, whilst embracing the concepts of life, love and change.

Khalsom’s mantra is, “always changing, always growing” and is expressed through the movement in her art, working predominantly with inks for their perfect fluid nature.

Bright, bold colours evoke different emotions…

Contemporary painting abounds with a multitude of different stylistic and conceptual approaches, but what keeps the majority of them floating on the surface is the willingness to represent something new. Such is the case with the burgeoning self-taught artist Tunku Khalsom of Malaysian and British descent, whose vibrant compositions rest on numerous pictorial elements to deliver intuitive narratives centered on the alterations of mood and thought.

The interior architecture graduate, and experienced designer, Khalsom is dazzled with fluidity and color; her works can be found in the homes of private collectors across Asia, the USA, and Greece are saturated with…

Ale Osollo was born in Chihuahua (Mexico) in 1979. Her childhood, adolescence and youth were spent in a society bursting with Mexican customs and traditions. In her mind and spirit dwells the magical fantasy that has accompanied her in dreams since she was a child. Art gave Ale the outlet to capture this other world using materials that were within her reach at the time — such as vegetables or fruit from the refrigerator and even toilet paper. Today, her works are narratives, rich in symbolism that draw on heritage.

What is important in an artist’s attitude towards art that makes the piece of art outstanding?

When creating an artwork, I become a part of the…

Printer jams always happen when you least need them. Like when they’re supposed to spit out beautiful high-resolution butterflies. And because it’s a fancy printer, it’s also supposed to have cut them out, ready to be applied to your latest mixed media artwork. But this is 2020, and no one can get their hands on Heinz Tomato Sauce at the supermarket, let alone trust an expensive printer slash cutter to do what it says on the tin. So it’s back to hand trimming depictions of winged creatures for now. At least it is for Tunku Khalsom, the charmingly down to…

A Mexican contemporary artist, Ale Osollo is best known for her paintings and murals that continuously push the boundaries with both materials and references. Prone to experimentation, she creates portraits and landscapes of figurative subjects, abstracting them with non-traditional materials and techniques.

Born in Chihuahua, Osollo spent her childhood, adolescence and youth in a society bursting with Mexican customs and traditions. Drawing from this heritage, Osollo imbues her works with rich symbolism, creating narratives, visual stories infused with her philosophy towards life. …