Acrylic an Spray Paint, 100 x 100 cm, Location Manchester

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About the Artwork

'By Your Side' is an uplifting piece of artwork created using acrylic and spray paint with various squeegees. The Vibrant colours are layered to create texture and depth.

About Rachel Camilleri

I am best known for my bright abstract artworks, characterised by bold layering of vibrant colours and textures. Working mostly in acrylics, spray paint and mainly using squeegees when painting my work is intuitive and expressive. I draw inspiration from the world around me, my hometown of Manchester, interior design, architecture, street art, music and nature are a few of my influences. I was born in 1979 and raised in Salford where I continue to live. I studies art at collage and Media & Business Management at university. I had a break from painting to raise my three children but recently started back as I feel the time is right to embrace my creative path. I Love the emotional impact colour has on people and hope my art uplifts and connects with the viewer.

Marion, Aged 81 Living at a Residential Care Home in London (Location London)
Paint, Writing & Photo Collage, 31 x 22cm

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Marion Nevill - Nurse & Midwife
Having completed her Pre-student nursing at Gt Yarmouth Children’s Orthopedic Hospital, Marion qualified as a Nurse in 1959 from “The Old Norfolk & Norwich Hospital” and then stayed on as a staff nurse on the Gynaecological ward. She has many magical memories of elephants being brought into the front garden of the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital after the elephants had walked along the promenade and seeing the excitement & joy on the children’s faces.
After qualifying at St John’s House in Deptford as a Midwife from the “Nursing Sisters of St John the Divine” who were Anglican Nursing Nuns, Marion stayed there and thoroughly enjoyed working in the community. When we started our conversation about the Florence Nightingale 200th Anniversary art project Marion said “ this takes me right back to my memories of sitting in lectures while studying nursing. I always felt that Florence Nightingale radiated an inner glow, similar to the glow she shone from her lamp and that is why I used it in my paintings. Thinking back to my own experiences with the nurses of the St John the Divine they were like a community & a family and I personally feel that all the midwives I knew had the same inner glow, like a special quality. I think this relates to all people involved in the NHS and caring roles, they have a kindness, an empathy and most of all persistence”.

Charcoal on Paper, 75 x 55 cm Location East Sussex

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About Alexander Johnson

Alexander is a professional artist and painter living in East Sussex who exhibits regularly in the UK and has work in private collections worldwide. His work is chiefly drawn from vintage and antique photographs; including his own family archive and found images on Cartes de Visites and Stereoscope cards. He aims to 'collapse history' and bring the past into the present day by painting forgotten images.

Mollie Wheeldon, Aged 87 Living at a Residential Care Home in London (Location London)
Pencil, Paint & Colour Copy, 42 x 42cm

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Mollie Wheeldon – Short hand typist / Chaperone for Mentally Handicapped Adults.

At the age of 3 years old Mollie met her very best friend Pam who lived near her in Swansea and who in her own words “broke my heart when aged 17years she left to go to Addenbrook’s Hospital in Cambridge to study to be a nurse. They kept in touch during all the years with Pam writing and telephoning with stories of her nursing experiences. Mollie even went to stay with Pam in her flat which she shared with two other nurses. “ I cant believe I did it as I didn’t really go anywhere in those days. Pam was a very kind, patient person with a lively sense of fun, who was a natural organiser. I personally think these are the qualities you need to be a nurse and can honestly say she has given me a lifelong appreciation of nurses and doctors born out by all my own personal experiences with the NHS”. “This art project was a challenge but I love all the art projects we do, my daughter had a good laugh at what I was doing…the cheeky thing… this was a perfect way to keep me occupied while being in isolation. Thank you”.

Oil on Canvas, 40 x 50 cm, Location London

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About Sara Twomey

I am painting in my flat in south London during lockdown. I paint Abstract paintings, but also impressionist kind of ones and also pure Black paintings, I love the material quality of the paint. Painting for me is a kind of escape!

I am from Dagenham in East London, in the past I worked at Science Ltd as Studio Assistant for the artist Damien Hirst. I was a Tutor at Lewisham college and the University of East London. I was working for PopUp Painting..untill the lockdown started! A few of my Abstract Paintings are on show inGalleria360 Florence, Italy.

Mixed Media, Framed, 66 x 66 cm, Location London

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About Christine Taherian

Christine values the usage of colours and forms to express herself and give less weight to detail. We have all experienced moments of life with strong feelings. Christine tries to capture these special moments of life, using impressionism, so that the viewer can build up the rest of the picture in his/her mind. In a way which can be related to the past experience and memory of the viewer. It is intended that the viewer being encouraged to contribute to a version of painting which is uniquely the viewer’s own experience and therefore will be engaged with it time and time again each time from a slightly different aspect.

Bonded Glass, 36 x 18 x 10.5 cm, location Surrey

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About the Artwork

I was struck by the beauty of a girl with flowing red hair and this, with thoughts of beach scenes before lockdown, inspired me to create this sculpture. I specialise in glass sculpture and have exhibited widely in the UK in USA and on TV.

Photograph, 21 x 29 cm, Location Cardiff

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About Alix Edwards

Alix is a multiplatform artist from Cardiff, Wales. She combines photography, painting, text, nstallation and spoken word to give a voice to disempowered women. Her work explores untold histories, resilience, loss and shame an
focuses on everyday ‘stories’; those which do not reach the news or history books.
This is one such story: Karl who (thanks to the NHS) is currently in intensive care in hospital on a ventilator with Covid-19, where he has been for some weeks now and Alix is sending a photograph to his family every day to keep them ‘stong’ through this uncertainty and being unable to see him because of the infectious nature of the coronavirus.

105 x 120 x 20 cm, Location London

Mixed Media: Handmade bespoke canvas (Happenstance Framing), Michael Harding Oil Paints, 11 x Newspapers dated Tue 7 April 2020. 72 x Uncirculated £5 notes (Ref: B414) . 1 x Uncirculated £10 note (Ref: B330), non-soluble stitching (light blue yarn), all purpose cloth (supermarket own brand), Churchill Commemorative Crown, 1 x Unopened 9 litre Boost Oxygen, 1 x leg from pair of fishnet stockings. John wishes to thank his neighbours for providing some of the mixed media materials and first hand accounts of working for the NHS.

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About John Lilley
John is a London based self-proclaimed outsider artist who approaches the everyday as art. His artwork is fuelled by humour and intrigue honed through rigorous experimentation in breaking the boundaries that categorize art. Lilley's artwork aims to inspire his audience to be a headline writer or an artist, announcing the next great or dangerous thing.
Lilley featured in 2017 in Art Below, and also exhibited as part of the Salon des Refusés Exhibition of Artworks Missed by the Royal Academy.

Acrylic on Canvas, 50 x 50 cm, Location Lancashire

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About Kirsten Todd

Brush in hand since a child, Lancashire artist born and bred, Kirsten studied art and gained a degree in graphic design pursuing a career in design for 25 years, whilst continuing to paint. Painting is her passion and her purpose and she is now concentrating fully on painting professionally. Specialising in portraits and abstracts, Kirsten works mainly in acrylics and tries to capture, vibrancy, energy, strength, balance and beauty within her work.

Her latest series of portraits “Rise of the Divine Feminine” highlights the rise of the Divine Feminine energy within us all at this time of great change, aiming to bring balance to our inner world and thus by extension our outer world and planet. Her work celebrates strong women, giving women a much needed voice, finding strength within, showing the endurance of a life of hardships and the strength of a warrioress - not harsh or cruel but strength with compassion and humility, finding balance, seeing beauty within all of us and all living things and cultural diversity.

Acrylic on Canvas, 20 x 20 cm, Location Malibu USA

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About Jane Seymour

Jane Seymour, OBE is a British-American actress, best known for her performances in the James Bond film Live and Let Die (1973); Somewhere in Time (1980); East of Eden (1981); The Scarlet Pimpernel (1982 film); Onassis: The Richest Man in the World (1988); War and Remembrance (1988); the French epic La Révolution française (1989) as the ill-fated queen Marie Antoinette; Wedding Crashers (2005); and the American television series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993–1998). She has earned an Emmy Award, two Golden Globe Awards and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.[1]

Her mother was a nurse and her father was a distinguished gynaeocologist and obstetrician.

The Full Set of 8 prints from the 'In My DNA' Series Microscopic Photography, 42 x 30 cm, Location Coventry

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About Daniel Reader

Daniel Reader (born 1994) is an English Photographer and videographer.
Coming from a small mining village, Daniel started off on a different path with being an electrical engineer, in 2017 decided to change to a route that would help with his own mental health issues. With always being behind a camera was the only logical route, the art form helps finding a voice. Producing work from microscopic imaging, to portraiture and aerial photography. looking into producing series of work which pose meaning and purpose. Apply a range of techniques and further developing his skills.

Screen Print, 35 x 48 cm, Location Surrey

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About Lisa Pettibone

With an interest in astronomy and physics, my practice investigates how form evolves through hidden forces such as gravity, energy and tension. Through installation, sculpture and print I query the construction of human perception of space and time. Originally from San Francisco Bay Area, CA, I trained as a graphic designer and found my way into sculpture via glass making. In 2005 I gained a BA in in 3D Design in Glass from UCA Farnham and in 2018 graduated from UAL Central Saint Martins with an MA in Art and Science.

Screen Print and Foiling on Paper, 30 x 23 cm, Location London

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About Lucy Oates

Lucy Oates is a multi-disciplinary artist, with a MA in Mixed Media Textiles from the Royal College of Art. Her practice addresses both social and personal subject matters, creating work that responds to specific contexts and situations, with a focus on her urban environments and the human body. Lucy aims to fuse traditional techniques such as print making and embroidery with reclaimed materials she encounters in her daily life. This has led to her developing her own unique hybrid printing and joining method involving aluminium cans and plastic packaging.

Acrylic, 59.4 x 42 cm, Location Buckinghamshire

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About the Artwork

Colonel Tom with his wonderful spirit, character and zest for life so evident, was an obvious and fitting subject.

Living not far from Colonel Tom Moore, and with many friends and family who work in the NHS, keyworkers and carers, when the initial ‘work in progress’ painting post immediately took on a life of its own across social media, there was no hesitation. The painting could help raise funds for the NHS and continue Colonel Tom’s fundraising legacy

The finished painting has received an incredible response and it’s an absolute pleasure to be part of Artists for the NHS. With all proceeds going to meals for the NHS

Smoke and Gold Metal Leaf on Paper, 59 x 44 cm, Location Birmingham

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About Anne Guest

My art practice is concerned with the beauty, fragility and vulnerability of the natural world, particularly with flora, insects and birds which are the often overlooked indicators of environmental challenges such as the changing climate, loss of habitat and increasing use of pesticides.

Oil on Canvas, 50 x 76 cm, Location Essex

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About O Yemi Tubi

I am a Nigerian born, American trained Artist, currently residing in UK as an artist with unique personal style. Most of my paintings were influenced by political and social upheaval of our world today and the works of the Renaissance artists.
My works progress from political paintings to paintings of the facts of life of people.

Watercolour, 25 x 79 cm, Location Kingston upon Thames

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Mixed Media; Screen print, Dandelion Head & Stitch, 53 x 53 cm, Location Surrey

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About Armi Maddison

I am a multi disciplinary artist working with print onto fabric and paper, stitch, porcelain with brass and wood pieces. Many of my subjects, observations and materials emanate from my local semi-urban environment.

To process - my process

To notice, to seek, to find, to gather, to select

To chance, to explore, to ponder, to assemble, to experiment

To obsess, to procrastinate, to make, to create, to play, to share

To anticipate, to arrange, to develop, to discover, to discard, to elevate

To have, to hold

To revise, to delight, to resolve, to treasure

Fine Art Photography Giclee Print Framed, 40 x 30 cm, Location Brighton

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About Derrick Bradfield

I am a London born Photographer but now based in Brighton with fine art photography being my main passion. I am also developing my painting at the current time but love the cross over between the photograph and the painted scene/subject. I moved in to photography 20 years ago culminating in getting a BA(Hons) Photography degree from Westminster University. I have exhibited my worked in commercial and public galleries and art fairs.

As Alfred Steiglitz said”In photography, there is reality so subtle that it becomes more than reality", as is the case , I feel with my submission for the auction of the Protea flower image.

Pencil and Ink on Paper, 30 x 42 cm, Location Bedfordshire

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About Zara Tisma

Zara Tisma graduated in Fine Art from Falmouth University in 2013. Specialising in drawing, her works explores a dialogue between natural and man-made objects and environments. Her work captures the energy of the modern world but highlights the need for moments of stillness through carefully considered blank spaces. Each of her drawings bear a narrative that relates to both the conscious and subconscious, illustrating what is seen and what is felt in a compressed area of time and space.

Mixed Media, 55 x 45 cm, Location Kent

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About Guy Portelli

Born South Africa 1957, Guy is a past president of the Royal Society of British Artists and a Fellow of the Royal British Society of Sculptors. He is also a Director of STRARTA Art Fair and of SEEART. He is a well known figure in the artworld and has exhibited throughout the UK and international and has work in many private and public collections.

Guy Portelli was already a renowned and successful sculptor with an impressive reputation when in 2008 he appeared on BBC television's Dragons' Den and walked away with three dragons and a larger investment than he had asked for. The investment was to fund a long term project which Guy had been working on for over thirty years – his Pop Icon series. Here Guy has visited the icons of each decade and produced sculptures that are not portraits in the traditional sense, but which explore the celebrity persona, its influences on society and the society that produced it.

Framed Mosaic using Tiles Printed with Ceramic Transfers, 38 x 39 x 5cm,
Location Chiswick

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About Carrie Reichardt

Carrie Reichardt gained a First Class degree in Fine Art at Leeds University and has had a career spanning many media, including film, performance and sculpture.
She is best known as a ceramicist and mosaicist, working internationally on large scale public murals. Her most recent public art commission 'NHS 70 — Thanks for Everything' is in the courtyard of The Royal Brompton Hospital.
Other prominent public works include Dada the Trojan Horse, Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum, Disobedient Objects for the V&A, and Mary Bamber — a Revolutionary Woman for Museum of Liverpool.
She was awarded the Winston Churchill Travelling Fellowship in 2013 to advance the craft of community mosaics working with local communities in Chile and Mexico. In 2016 she was the International Artist-in-Residence for the Clay Studio in Philadelphia, USA. In 2018 she was the firsrt visual Artist-in-Residence at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Mixed Media and Oils on Canvas, 31 x 41 cm, Location Coventry

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About Maria Emilov

I hope that a work of Art could guide us a step further in the no man’s land of our past and future, as well as peeling back the layers of what appears that we become familiar with. Within Art, we are entering a powerful intellectual and emotional path in our communication and the Other.
Academic studies and attended artist tutorials.

List of selected exhibitions
December 2019 Certificato di Participazione Galleria Museo Bellini, Florence, Italy
GREYSTONE INDUSTRIES INDOOR VOICES, ,5th-10th August 2019, 87 High Street, Wickham Market, Suffolk IP13 0R, curated by Graham Crowley;
All can be Frida, 22.08-03.09 2018, Group exhibition, Espacio Gallery, London,
Summer and Winter Exhibition, November-December, 2018, Group Show, Putney Arts Theatre gallery, London
Crypta Silent Monologue, Group exhibition, Crypt Gallery, St Pancras Church, London,24-29.08.2012

Oil on Panel, 15 x 15 cm Location Belgium

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About Jenny Van Gimst

I am a classical stillife painter oil on panel. I went to the art academy of Antwerp Belgium, stayed 10 years. I loved those years, so after many years working in and around art, making a living as a graphic designer, illustrator, I was then already looking for the bounderies of oil paint. For myself, I love first of all the smell of the paint and love the way the brush smoothly touches the surface of the panel.

I want to take the object out of his usual environment and put it in a new one, as if I can deside how it has to live or die, at that time I control his life.

Oil on Canvas, 51 x 41 cm, Location London

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About Sonia Martin

London-based artist Sonia Martin has exhibited widely in both the UK and abroad including The Royal Academy, the Barbican, the Contemporary Art Society and the Bankside Gallery. Her work is in several public collections including UAL, London; Murray Edwards Art Collection, Cambridge; Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford; Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Oaxaca, Mexico. She is an elected member of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. Her paintings and prints reflect her response to our times and she is drawn to how experiences can be simultaneously extraordinary and everyday.

The winning bidder buys the right to have one copy printed and the buyer will pay for the cost of printing. The winning bidder can print it any size they like but can only print it once and the artist retains the copyright.

My name is Valerie Ghent, I am a singer-songwriter/recording artist in New York City.
I took this photograph with my mobile phone, Monday April 13, 7:04pm, from the roof of my building in the West Village, NYC (view looking south-east across Greenwich Village, NoHo in the distance (those tall buildings with cranes around them are NYU residential buildings). Rainbow appeared literally 2 minutes after the 7pm cheer to support frontline health care workers that happens every day in NYC. Felt like the cheer brought on the rainbow after a long day of storms and clouds, a beautiful sign of hope

Resin Wall Sculpture, 120 x 110 x 6 cm, Location London

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About the Artist

Richard Chapman was born in Zambia and moved to England at the age of 8.
He came to sculpture at the age of 40 and found that he was still heavily influenced by his early years in Africa.
The main inspiration for Chapman’s sculptures comes from the art of ancient civilisations. The bronze figures with their strong idiosyncratic style appear at once powerful yet serene, with an essence of the spiritual energy of deities from primitive mythologies that watch like guardians over us all.

Tribes symbolises the coming together of people - poignant at a time of isolation.

Wood, Resin and Paint, 16.5 x 15 x 9 cm, Location TBC

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About the Artwork

I was thinking how amazing it is that good old simple soap is effective against something as insidious as Covid 19. Sort of ' no Soap no hope' and I remembered a brand of Soap in the 70's called called 'LifeBuoy' So working on the theme of ''Life Preserving' I took it from there.

Nick Reynolds is a member of the band Alabama3 responsible for the Soprano's theme tune. Nick is the UK's foremost expert and sculptor, of Death Masks. His work has also been the subject of two BBC Television mini docs, Radio 4's Nick Reynolds-Undying Faces and his work has been shown in the V and A London, Saatchi Gallery, and Neue Gallery in New York.

Mixed Media - Acrylic and Pieces of fabric from items of clothing belonging to two NHS Nurses, 40 x 40 cm, Location TBC

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About Fanny Gogh

‘Fanny Gogh’ is a pseudonym given to Manchester artist Sian Elizabeth by a UK Journalist after she famously applied knickers on a mixed media painting of a ‘Knickerbokaglory’ ice cream desert in her 2008 ‘Beautiful Trash’ exhibition. Fanny’s celebrity Knickerbokaglories have raised thousands of pounds for various charities over the years.
Fanny recently was a winner of BBC1’s Home is ‘Where the art is’ with Nick knowles.
Sian Elizabeth is currently exhibiting her new work at the Lowry Hotel Manchester with art dealers Comme Ca Art. You can find out more information about Fanny Gogh by visiting her website http://www.fannygogh.co.uk

Oil and Collage on Wood, 25.5 x 20.3 x 2 cm, Location London

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About the Artist and Artwork

Lisa Maria Ortiz confidently portrays images of both beauty and distortion, drawn from many experiences, observations and passions in her life. It brings a beautiful yet haunting quality to her work. She creates paintings that are from the heart, combining subjects of both serenity and rawness. Lisa Maria covers such themes as love, sexuality, voyeurism, and death in a unique and avant-garde painterly style.
Lisa Maria graduated from the University of the Arts in 2002. She is an avid supporter of the LGBTQ+ community and is known for her love of drag culture spanning over two decades.
Lisa Maria has worked with vulnerable adults for over 20 years.

Acrylic on Canvas, 25 x 20 cm, Location Brighton

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About the Artwork

Part of an ongoing series entitled ‘How to Style an Epidemic’, each mask is numbered in the series.

Hand Printed Screen Print, 80 x 80 cm, Location Bristol

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About Mary Rouncefild

I am a Bristol based artist, with a body of work concerned with human rights issues, particularly those affecting women and children. Currently I am also concerned with climate change, and deforestation. I am sending a more light-hearted ‘pop art’ image which I ‘m sure the buyer will enjoy and will look great in any home.

Ink, fineliner, pencil, Collage, 42 x 29 cm, Location Plymouth

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About Matt O'Halloran

Matt is an Illustrator and exhibiting artist based in the UK. He’s taken part in many exhibitions showcasing his work throughout the UK. He’s currently studying a master’s degree in Illustration alongside his role as a teacher to better understand the industry with the intent on turning his passion into a full-time career.

He has always held the belief that anyone can be creative regardless of the tools at their disposal given determination and passion. Something he embodies with his use of basic tools to create his works of art, with a preference for pens, pencils, inks and collage as his visual language.

Textile, Wool, 72 x 52 cm, Framed, Location York

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About Bridget Bernadette Karn

Using wool fibre like paint I create felt pictures, using wet felting and needle felting techniques. I aim to capture a moment in time in my pictures, not just the image, but also to share my experience as the viewer, using close attention to detail.
‘Raindrops on Roses’ was chosen to be a part of 2 open exhibitions in 2019, The Grosvenor Museum, Chester and The Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate.

Bridget worked for the NHS as an RGN for 8 years, so this opportunity to help the NHS is close to her heart.

Mixed media and collage, 51 x 76.5 x 10cm; Location Kent

EK Gerdin-Miosga is a visual artist based in London, who explores mixed mediums such as video installation, collage, textiles and print. She has a Fine Art Degree from the university of Hertfordshire and is now an art facilitator in a neurology care home.



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Bronze, 14 x 14 x 7 cm, Location London

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About Stephen Page

Stephen's sculptures focus on the essence of the creature; excess information is stripped away and the shapes are honed down and simplified creating a pure smooth skin in order to observe form and space with the utmost clarity. This economy of means gives the work a timelessness and permanence, and under their silent outer appearance, they nurture an aspiration to universal form.

Mixed Media Ink Watercolour and Pastel on Paper, Framed, Location North Royston

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Perry Roskilly worked with the Royal Ballet School, sketching the dancers live. This is one of the pieces.

Photographic Print, 40 x 27 cm, Location London

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Wire, Resin and Paint, 23 x 15 cm, Location TBC

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About Nick Reynolds

Nick Reynolds is a member of the band Alabama3 responsible for the Soprano's theme tune. Nick is the UK's foremost expert and sculptor, of Death Masks. His work has also been the subject of two BBC Television mini docs, Radio 4's Nick Reynolds-Undying Faces and his work has been shown in the V and A London, Saatchi Gallery, and Neue Gallery in New York.

Oil on Canvas, 60 x 60 cm, Location London

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About Polina Dobrotina

Polina Dobrotina is a London-based contemporary impressionist. In her work, she translates complex moods and feelings into visceral expressions on canvas.
Originally from Russia, Polina studied Impressionism and Academic Painting, Drawing and Art Theory at the University of Rouen in Normandy, France. The birthplace of impressionism had a profound impact on her work and she explored the works of Monet, Degas and Sisley, who influenced the forming of her own creative language.

Polina Dobrotina is an exhibited and award-winning, emerging artist. She was awarded the first prize at the Genesis Art Competition 2019 and the Live Drawing Competition at Art Number 23. She was shortlisted and participated in the DContemporary Painting Prize 2019, Mayfair London and the Mall Galleries Royal Art Prize 2020.

She has participated in a number of group shows in the UK, US, Russia, Slovakia and Mexico and held her first solo show in the Red Partnership Gallery, London in 2019. Her artworks are held in galleries, corporate offices and private collections in London and overseas.

Mixed Media on Paper, 85 x 60 cm, Unframed, Location Stockport

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Giclee archival pigment print on 320 gsm fine art paper, Edition of 25, Location London

Otto Schade communicates anti-war themes along with his trademark ribbon style, he earned a street cred name, Osch, in London’s district of Shoreditch and beyond.

Since then, Otto’s art has gone global. He has participated in some of the biggest art festivals, including the “Upfest” in Bristol, “Sand, Sea and Spray” in Blackpool, “City of Colors” in Birmingham and “Hometown” in Berlin. As well, Otto’s pieces have been exhibited in the USA, South America, Africa, Asia and many cities across Europe.

The demand for Otto’s unique pieces of art continues. In 2018 alone, he participated in two art exhibitions – one in Paris and one in Berlin – and had the opportunity to paint in the following cities: Miami, New York City, Denver, Lisbon, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich and Santiago.

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Acrylic and Gel on Canvas, 60 x 80cm, Location London

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About Stephanie Mackenzie

International award-winning Artist Stephanie MacKenzie, is a vibrant talent. Multiple layers, brilliant colours and intricate designs unite through storytelling and blended archetypes bringing lush dimensions to her work.

Mixed Media on Board, 25.5 x 25.5 cm Location Brighton

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About Seana Mercedes Mallen

I’m a native Californian, have lived in England for over 30 years, and have been a painter just about all my life. I’m inspired by the world around me, and now that’s the sea and the South Downs.

I lived in the Middle East for eight years and traveled widely in Asia and Africa and filled dozens of sketchbooks. All that colour and light still excites me. And I still love to travel.

I have an MA in Drawing at Kingston University, taught at Bahrain University, and still enjoy running painting and drawing workshops.

my husband has health issues, and I feel hugely grateful to the NHS, not just at this time of crisis, but every day. Thank you so much. It’s a privilege to be able to take part in this initiative.

Oil on Panel, 37 x 69cm, Location Cumbria

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About Kate Bentley

Kate is an award-winning professional painter based in the English Lake District. Her location hugely influences her subject matter but equally her other passion is narrative painting developed from life experiences and her love of the human form.
She is an elected member of the Society of Women Artists and The Lakes Artists Society. Kate's work is held in both private and public collections throughout the UK and internationally.

Mixed Media, 70 x 51 cm, Framed, Location TBC

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About Jovan Djordjevic

"A freelance illustrator by trade – Jovan continues to explore the world of visual imagery, applying his ideas and skills in weird and wonderful ways using an assortment of sources, techniques and media.”

Acrylic on Board in Re-cycled Frame, 85 x 65 cm, Location Surrey

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About The Painting

“Our street used to be full of joy, hope and children and I’m afraid at the moment it isn't. I painted this on the last day of April 2020 at the end of our road sat in a nettle patch, I had great fun doing something I love for a cause I believe in! - it’s called “Ghost Town”.
I look forward to a better and brighter future for us all”

Paul Stafford BHons), MA(Slade), MRBS, Hon Fellow KU, MC19

Textile, 61 x 46 cm, Location St Neots

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About Aran Illingworth

Originally trained as a nurse, I left to have my son before taking a part-time degree in applied art. My work focuses on portraiture and depiction of the human figure in textiles, using appliqué panels, with the portraits created in layered, stitched fabric and with recycled fabrics used for the clothing and backgrounds.

Ink on Paper, 50 x 70cm, Location TBC

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Oil on canvas, 30 x 20 cm; Location London

Darren Baker is a hyper-realism artist producing works of art comparable to photography. The techniques employed to achievethis have been developed and perfected over decades of dedicated hard work. He was official portrait artist to the Queen and his work is widely collected.

This piece is all about shaping and creating and cultivating love - a message that is relevant and apt for our times.

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Photograph 30 x 42 cm, location London

In 1986, Christina spent two weeks with Ali and her image, Ali pointin’ appears in the documentary feature film released by Passion Pictures ‘I AM ALI’. The piece was also exhibited in 'Celebrating Ali' which celebrated the many facets of this global icon.

Christina Jansen is a Dutch-born London-based photographer and artist who has photographed many celebrities from stage, screen, music and the worlds of music and sport

Limited Edition Fin Art Print, 19 x 12.5cm, Location Holmfirth

With this piece you will get an additional rainbow print by this artist for free - please scroll through to see the additional image.

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About Olivia Hemingway
Olivia is a photographic artist working between London and her home town of Huddersfield. Her work often has a strong narrative and focuses on people's lives in everyday surroundings. Hemingway’s portfolio includes Aardman Animations, BBC, Tate, National Portrait Gallery, The United Nations, Warner Bros, Flight of the Conchords, Massive Attack and Sir Quentin Blake.

This photograph is of Lena Headey, best known for her acclaimed portrayal of Cersei Lannister on the HBO fantasy drama series Game of Thrones.

Signed Limited edition print on Hahnemuhle Paper, Ed No 14/25, 43 x 43 cm, Location TBC

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Oil on Paper, 40 x 30cm, Location Penzance

"This work is about the power of healing, and where it can reside in the body."

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About Kate Walters

Kate studied Fine Art in London, Brighton and Falmouth. She’s based in Trewarveneth Studios, Cornwall, & represented by Arusha Gallery in Edinburgh, and published by Guillemot Press.
Time spent in wild places – Shetland, Orkney, Italian National Parks and the Hebrides – inform her painting and her writing.
Prayer, instinct, creatureliness, music and alchemy keep her fires burning!

Pastel, 37 x 47 cm, framed, Location Surrey

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About Laura Andrews

I have painted throughout my life from when I was a child, and love oils and pastels, using a slightly abstract style showing light and colour. I am inspired from everyday scenes as well as those from travelling, and especially from nature and the seasons, with the variety of light, movement and colours offered, and am fascinated by how the same subject or scene is entirely different each time according to the season.

Painting, 46 x 46 x cm, Location London

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About Stephen McGowan

Stephen was born and grew up in Dublin but has been based in London for over 25 years. Stephen is a multimedia artist (and actor) who has worked across the fashion, art, music and magazine industries and has styled music videos, commercials and fashion editorials as well as making costumes for stage, film, shows and events.

Stephen initially studied drawing and composition in Ireland and then trained in design in London. Stephen often mixes images from shoots that he has styled, and photographs taken at events and fashion shows, with painting, surface decoration and distortion. Primary interests include science fiction, psychology, literature and cinema as well as fashion imagery and classical illustration.

Frottage. Charcoal on paper, 30 x 30 x 10 cm, Location Fife

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About Roanne O'Donnell

Roanne has had a rich professional life, exhibiting internationally. With a Masters in European Contemporary Fine Art, she worked in Northern Norway as a lecturer in painting and art history, and as Director of Galleri NordNorge. She now works in Southern Spain and Scotland.

From a series of frottages this is a response to coal miners in my family, who after their shift, black with coal dust, were washed by their wife or children, scrubbed clean except for their spine. There, black dust was burnished into their skin and after time became permanent. They believed it made their back stronger. White shirts, black jackets, Sunday Best clothes covering black paintings.”

Unique Photographic Print, Signed, 60 x 21 cm, Location Edinburgh

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Scottish Novelist and Playwright Irvine Welsh is best known as the Author of Trainspotting.

About the Arwork

It was just thinking about the privations of lockdown and how it makes us more inclined to think about food, and the way we digest and excrete what we consume.

Watercolour, 30 x 21 cm, Location Kent

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About the Artwork

“ Along with most of the population I have been impressed and inspired by Captain Tom Moore’s efforts and achievements as well of those of our wonderful NHS workers. I painted this little watercolour of him a couple of weeks ago and posted it on social media as a mark of respect”

About Chris Myers

Chris Myers RI RBA was born in London and studied at Maidstone College of
Art. He is an award winning water colour artist, with classic cars, music and travel as particular passions for his subject matter.
Chris is a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours as well as the Royal Society of British Artists.
He has won a number of awards for his work, including the Cityscape prize in the Sunday Times Watercolour Competition.

Gouache, watercolour and graphite on paper, 27.6 x 39.7 cm, Location Somerset

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Signed ‘Jean Dufy’ in pencil and identified on label from Carel Gallery.
Condition: laid down to Masonite, toning, graphite marks int eh margins, water stain to the upper right quadrant.
Provenance: Last sold at auction 2010, prior to that from private Massachusetts collection. Authenticity confirmed by Jacques Bailly.

Oil on Canvas, 21 x 30cm, Location Leeds

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Acrylic on Paper, 73 x 51 cm, Location London

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About Yvonne Lodemore

Yvonne was born in London and continues to live and work there. She studied Fine Art at Central St Martins School of Art and Design in London. Initially inspired by the Cornish artists, her work stemmed from observations of landscape.
Yvonne’s recent works originate from the representational but do not define any overt representation. She concentrates more critically on surfaces, constructions, rhythm and movement. She works intuitively with colour, often layering the surface to embed shape and texture in order to compose an image that is balanced and complete.

Oil on Canvas, 165 x 80 cm, Location Manchester

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About Mila Raczkowska

I'm an artist painter from Poland, basic in Manchester. My paintings present a unique combination of abstract, figurative imagery and drawing expressed with emotion and poetic sensitivity. I create in a vigorous and often spontaneous manner lead frequently by emotions. My images convey a consciousness that implores us to seek out the details and subtleties of nature and explore our relationship with it.

Archival pigment print on Somerset Satin 330gsm paper with screen printed varnish, ed of 50, 60 x 50 cm, Location TBC

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About Patrick Hughes

Patrick held his first solo show in 1961 at the Portal Gallery, London. It was the first one-man show by a Pop Artist, though they were not even called that then. A few years later, Hughes made two seminal reverse perspective works, Infinity and Sticking-out Room. In the 1970s Hughes’ name became synonymous with rainbow paintings, which also became very popular as prints and as postcards; people enjoyed them as decoration, but for Hughes the rainbow represented a solid experience.
n the late 1980s Hughes revisited exploiting the difference between perspective and reverspective and solidifying space. For the last 25 years his 3-D reverspective paintings have been hughesually in demand, exhibited around the world and featured in many public collections

Oil on Canvas, 40 x 50 cm, Location Southampton

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About Ashley Collin

Exhibitor at the Royal Academy 250th Summer Show 2018. Ashley Collin creates striking abstract works based on pure geometrical elements. He has developed a colourful abstract style combining simplified compositions, symmetrical representations and flat areas of colour. The reduced geometrical forms have a meditative quality and challenge our perception, they create dynamic representations suggesting floating-like movements and generating dreamlike feelings of infinite space.

Photographic Geclee Print Limited Edition 2/25, 51 x 51 cm, Location TBC

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About Maura Jamieson

I am a Photography Lecturer and Practitioner, living and working in London.
My work has been exhibited in London, Edinburgh and Barcelona.
Lens-based, cameral-less, analogue and digital processes are all part of my image making.

Landscape, memory, portraiture and place have established themselves as the predominant themes in my photographic work.

Ceramic Mosaic with Glitter Grout, Location Lancashire

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About David O'Brien

David O’Brien likes to make mosaic’s that are influenced by his own passions such as iconic music album covers, fine works of art, rare racing cars, vintage style posters and Pop art. A recent addition to his portfolio of work is more sculptural mosaics which are fast becoming a hit with collectors across the U.K. His attention to detail, discipline and patience are paramount in producing each artwork. Every mosaic work is totally original, unique and made with great attention to detail.

Digital Collage, 80 x 48 cm, Location London

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About Barbara Nati

Barbara Nati, born1980, is an Italian artist, living and working between Britain and Italy.
She took classes at Parson School of Design, New York.
She has since established an international reputation for her complex compositions-hybrids. Barbara Nati’s oeuvre lies beyond what is commonly intended as photography, mostly standing out for its estranging effect.
Her profoundly lyric investigation takes shape through a wise and skilful use of digital and technological tools, delivering essential social and ethical messages, with a particular focus on environmental issues.
She was awarded the The Ingram collection purchase Prize in 2019, the People’s Choice section of Bridgeman Studio Award in 2017, the Ashurst Art Prize in 2015, the Andrea Mantegna Prize in 2014 and the Renaissance Art Prize by the Italian cultural Institute of London in 2010.
She has exhibited at several Art Fairs including MIA Milan Image Fair, Asia Contemporary Hong Kong, ArtVerona, Peckham international Art Fair and The Other Art Fair in London.
She has been a resident artist at European Artists in Olofström, Sweden in 2013 and Digital Arts Studios in Belfast in 2009.

Mixed Media Book Sculpture, 30 x 18 x 10cm, Location London

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About Laura Beaumont:

Laura’s personal obsession with creating narrative scenarios in small format combines her boundless love for plastic figurines, her passion for words and her day job in animation. She describes her book installations as collaborations with the original author – albeit an unknowing one on their part. When she acquired the book 'Heroes and Heroines', the connection to the work of NHS staff immediately came to mind. Her book sculptures are always accompanied by a story or quote:

HEROES & HEROINES of
ENGLISH HISTORY


The great-heartedness and courage of an Alfred the Great, a Henry the Fifth, or a Robert Bruce; the devotion of Boadicea or Joan of Arc, are to be found in our own time and in every time, in many a humble home and humble life.
So when we are thrilled by some glorious deed that has been recognized and honoured by the world, we will remember too, that great army of heroes and heroines who have lived and died in silence and give honour to the known and unknown together.

Alice. S. Hoffman, Author

Covid 19 Pandemic 2020

Acrylic and Emulsion on Board, 100 x 65 cm, Location Burton on Trent

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About Michael Hill

Abstract art has always been a fascination for me and until the beginning of 2018 posed too many inhibitions and supposed challenges for me to actually create my own work.

Following a diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease I was able to “brush” off these obstacles and the the creative process started.

My work has developed from fairly structured forms to a more organic and instinctive approach.

The themes addressed range from climate change, man's connection to the natural world, the unknowable and using art as a therapy.

Hand Drawn Pen and Pencil on Paper, 20 x 25 cm, Location Cambridge

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About Emily Pope


Hi I am Emily, I work full time in a school and am a mummy to a 3 year old. In my spare time I love to draw and since being in Lockdown, I have hidden one picture a day around my village to bring a little joy at this hard time. I also created two pieces that I have made into prints to raise money for Cancer research and Addenbrooke's charitable trust - The piece I am auctioning is the original piece that was created to raise funds for the hospital trust.

Porcelain, 20 x 20 x 5 cm, Location Chepstow

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About Beca Beeby

Working predominantly in metal and ceramics, Beca produces small to medium scale sculptural pieces inspired by the aesthetics of the number 3 repeatedly found in nature: from cellular structures to geographical formations. The economic beauty found in these patterns structures & forms is intrinsically linked with her thoughts on intensive-farming methods, GM foods; 'cosmetically perfect' fruit & veg; the human obsession with controlling & manipulating nature to suit our whims; including our own bodies.

“Sitting precariously on that faint, wobbly line between ‘Art’, & ‘Craft’, the work is not a direct interpretation of what I see, more an impression, a result of my own interpretation & obsession; it can imply a force, a pushing, a strength. It is an attempt to share what I see. Working as a gardener; growing food & living in an agricultural area are all important aspects of the way I process my ideas. ”

Peggy, Aged 86 Living at a Residential Care Home in London (Location London)
Pastel Drawing, 31 x 22cm

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Peggy Farnish – Royal Medical Benevolent Fund

Peggy worked for 11 years as a Case Secretary with the “Royal Medical Benevolent Fund” in Wimbledon, who are a charity set up to support doctors and their families in need. “ I have a huge respect for Doctors and Nurses because they can get ill just like anyone else and then are unable to work. This was a lovely charity and I really enjoyed working there. We would have monthly meetings and knew all the details of everyone registered so when it was any of the Doctors birthdays we would send out a cheque for £25.00 plus a birthday card which I always enjoyed doing, we also helped to fund holidays and education for their children. It was only a small team but I just loved working there”. When we chatted about being involved in this Florence Nightingale 200th Anniversary art project Peggy having just returned from hospital herself and being very lucky to have survived the virus said “ I think Florence Nightingale was such an iconic figure, everyone knows her and all the things she did plus her kindness and goodness. I am so happy to be taking part especially as art is such a hobby of mine, I it find very relaxing and I found doing the portrait extremely cathartic and therapeutic. Thank you”.

Marian, Aged 90 Living at a Residential Care Home in London (Location London)
Collage - Newspaper, Text, Photos & Watercolour, 31 x 22cm

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Marian Spencer – GP

Having completed her Pre-Med in Lancashire, Marian qualified as a Doctor in 1955 from Manchester University and became a General Practice GP, based in various locations around the country until she retired aged 60.
When we originally spoke about her being involved in the Florence Nightingale 200th Anniversary art project she was very keen to do research especially with regard to the statistics aspect . Marian said “ Even though I am aware we studied Florence Nightingale in medical school and I have also been to the Florence Nightingale Museum at St Thomas’s, I was amazed how much I didn’t know . I enjoyed doing all the research and was really interested about her knowledge of mathematics in particular the collection of data. I feel it is so relevant to what is happening today with all the information and data gathering being done right now for the Covid-19 virus, it shows how important statistics are. She was ahead of her time”.