JAAMZIN CREATIVE
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photographers and cinematographers
GRAPHIC ART
Graphic artists, digital art
PAINTING
Visual artists, painters
ILLUSTRATION
Illustrators, cartoonists
INTERVIEWS
Interviews with artists and creative people
Photographers and cinematographers
Graphic artists, digital art
Visual artists, painters
Illustrators, cartoonists
Interviews with artists and creative people
In the ever-evolving world of photography, some artists manage to capture the essence of life through their lenses, bringing unique perspectives and emotions to the forefront João de Castro, a visionary photographer whose work transcends the ordinary, inviting viewers to explore the world through his eyes His nude photography stands out for its boldness and sensitivity portraying the female form with an exquisite blend of intimacy and strength.
Creating vulnerability arises from a cathartic process, of self-knowledge and experimentation, as a way of embracing one's own neglected shadows, often throughout one's life, especially as a woman By embracing the most intimate part of yourself, freedom emerges
Jose Maria Renteria is an American visual artist from west Texas He worked in the hospitality industry for 20+ years, working his way up from dishwasher to Head Chef.
Youcy (pronounced you see) is an emerging visual artist from the greater Saint Louis area In 2017 he began his journey into art as a hobby and quickly fell in love with it While battling severe depression and navigating the mental and emotional struggles of being bipolar, he began to turn to art as a form of therapy and self-expression
Miguel Sopena is an artist and photographer originally from València, Spain, but now based in Croydon, South London At the moment, Miguel's painting practice is mainly abstract, exploring themes of memory, identity and the passage of time with special attention to composition, colour, and the expressive possibilities of the materials he works with
Ezshwan Winding is a seasoned artist whose career spans more years than many artists have lived Classically trained, she began her artistic journey mastering photorealistic drawing with pencil and charcoal later studying anatomy in detail before working with live models and oil paint Her love for art continued beyond school leading her to explore various mediums including clay, wood, plaster, and metal, with a particular fondness for welded steel sculpture
Ernest Compta Llinàs was born and resides in Barcelona, where he initially trained as an architect Since 2008, his primary focus has been on painting Drawing inspiration from music, Ernest paints daily, viewing artistic expression as a vital necessity. Over the years, he has worked with various materials such as charcoal, ink, pastel, and oil, but has gradually favored acrylics on canvas and paper His evolving style consistently revolves around the theme of portraits
Bridget's work is deeply personal and emotional She focuses on using the human figure, in an unconventional way to express raw emotion Bridget has been creating art her entire life Over the years she has mostly focused on oil paintings of the human figure She recently became a mother at the age of 40 and her entire world changed She quickly realized that women are expected to be everything to everybody all the time, and they are expected to do this perfectly
Award winning designer Bojun Tan's journey into graphic design began in a culturally rich environment during his childhood His passion for design was honed at the Rhode Island School of Design, where exposure to diverse design craftsmanship fueled his skills
After graduation, he worked independently, focusing on branding and visual identity for startups, which helped him develop a distinctive style His work has earned him accolades, including the Muse Award, the German Design Council Award, and features in the Worldwide Logo Design Annual
Yating Liu, a graphic designer from China, showcases a highly diverse style with strong visual impact in her works She excels at organically blending different design elements to present a harmonious, balanced and pleasing aesthetic She designed a vibrant and youthful brand visual identity for a Mexican taco truck in New York named Unicorn, which recently won the A' Design Award - Winner in Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design Category
Jiayun Chen is originally from Wenzhou, China, but currently resides in Los Angeles, California She obtained her BFA from the California Institute of the Arts in 2020 and has recently completed her Master of Fine Arts at USC Roski School of Art and Design Slow-processes characterize her art practice by engaging with drawing, trophymaking, painting, sculptures, and installation-making
Ethan Sim is a Singaporean illustrator and artist based in New York City He works across media to create landscapes and visual narratives that explore the uncanny realm between the fantastical and the mundane, as well as themes such as death, memory, and the absurd
Stacey, a multifaceted artist, is known for her dynamic work across drawing sculpture, and product design. Her ability to integrate multiple art forms is exemplified in her project, Levr This innovative venture saw Stacey translating principles from her sculptural projects, such as visual hierarchy, tension, and balance, into a functional product Inspired by her explorations in both planar and volumetric forms, she designed a three-paneled backrest for an ergonomically designed standing wheelchair
Chandler Cheng, a pioneer in digital fabrication, transforms speculative design and 3D technology into tangible art His whimsical sculptures, blending elements of robotics and biomimicry, explore the future of human enhancement and provoke deep thought.
Chandler's creative work has been showcased at multiple exhibitions
Mariusz Wolny (b 1980) – an interdisciplinary artist working in the fields of installation, sculpture, photography and performance He also initiates social projects and artistic interventions in urban space, seeking interaction with a random viewer
Wolny encourages viewers to actively participate in the process, to interact and to challenge the established manners of reception
I work to find balance between order and chaos And to let my imagination roam free, seeking, tuning in, and reacting to stories These tend to be populated by lost highways, midnight drives, mountain passes, unknown wild lands, brooding woods And the implication of an individual in the courageous process of answering “Yes.” when the call to adventure comes.
When I work, I am simultaneously off and spinning through this heady space while also savoring the sheer physicality of making a thing The series that these three works come from, called [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING] marks a long-desired move into low-relief, and is a better expression of that physicality that I've yet to manage Playing with depth layers and textures in this way draws out these amazing cinematic moments and draws on the beautiful effects of early animation techniques in which depth was created by actual layers of drawings arranged in layers
Yuxiao is an artist whose work spans various mediums, including photography, video, printmaking, and painting She carefully selects each medium based on the unique needs of her projects, allowing her to effectively convey her conceptual ideas surrounding memory, emotion, and storytelling
In recent years, Taiwan has garnered increasing international attention due to its geopolitical significance Taiwanese artist Huang Yi-Min has translated the sensations of living on this island into his artistic creations In his solo exhibition held at INSTINC in 2024 Huang Yi-Min propose the concept of "tak-ke. In Taiwanese, “tak-ke means “everybody or “ everyone. It refers to a group of people as small as a family or a community as large as a school, a neighbourhood, a county, a society, or even an entire country This group of people might share the same lifestyles, the same ideologies, the same goals, or even the same fate In a Taiwanese semantic
context, “tak-ke” often carries a sense of togetherness and an intimacy that reflects certain connections
J“In-Site” is a duo exhibition proposed by the combined artistic vision of ceramicist Hans Chew and printmaker Nathan Tan Brought together by their common beat to interrogate the coexistence of nature and the man-made. This exhibition celebrates the individual and collaborative visions of both artists in honour of their personal artistic journeys with their respective mediums ceramics and printmaking.