Len Gordon

Cyril Kongo collaborates with Rolls-Royce on five Black Badge Cullinan Private Commissions, blending graffiti, craftsmanship and luxury design.

Yuhan Wang’s films explore family, the body and systems of control through repetition, duration and restraint, creating a cinema of quiet pressure.

Yinka Ilori's Joy Through Resistance explores family, migration, grief and resilience, revealing the foundations behind his architecture of joy.

London-based artist Xiaoxiao Song explores intimacy, vulnerability and selfhood through psychologically charged contemporary figurative painting.

Samuel de Saboia transforms movement, spirituality and selfhood into luminous contemporary paintings shaped by freedom, ritual and transformation.

Through Optima Contemporary, Bleu Bosworth brings together blue-chip art, emerging artists and a collector's eye for cultural value.

The London-based artist Zhan Shu turns trees, lambs and office objects into dryly comic studies of urban rules, labour and emotional fatigue.

Through film, photography, writing, installation, and performance, London-based French artist Arno Ivaldi

Across bodies, objects and migrant histories, Lou turns instability into a serious pictorial language for belonging, estrangement and cultural translation

In Reginald Sylvester II's mixed-media works, rubber, aluminium and military shelter cloth carry the weight of extraction, faith and American abstraction