Hayal Pozanti, a Turkish artist based in Vermont, creates abstract paintings inspired by nature and sustainability. She aims to make her studio fully sustainable by creating sculptures from the materials she collects.
Ndidi Emefiele, from Nigeria, focuses on representing the female figure in her collages. After experiencing a personal loss, her work now incorporates themes of time and the afterlife while still celebrating women. Her pieces at Art Basel will explore the concepts of rest and self-care.
Hilary Pecis, who recently had her debut solo exhibition in Los Angeles, finds inspiration for her colorful landscape paintings during her marathons. She will showcase a painting of a house she saw while running at Art Basel. The supportive artist community in L.A. has been crucial to her success.
Mia Middleton, based in Lisbon, creates small-scale paintings that elude comprehension. Her works often function as a series, allowing viewers to complete the narrative. Despite starting off in sculpture and installation, Middleton found her voice in painting and has exhibited around the world.
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