"Alice Kozlow recreates everyday objects using embroidery and textile techniques. Something as ordinary as a bag of chips or a household item becomes sculptural through careful stitching and fabric. I like how the work transforms common things into something completely new while still feeling instantly recognizable."

TWIX

RUSTY CAN with a bit of toxicity

REDBULL 2

SNICKERS

@alice.kozlow

ALICJIA (ALIC:E) KOZLOWSKA:

"Bondoso Bandido creates scenes that feel playful but also slightly dark. The work often reads like fragments of a strange story, with characters and imagery that feel familiar but a little off. There’s humor in it, but also a sense of chaos underneath."

Walking My Cat Named Dog

Thug Life, Standard Life

@bondoso_bandido

HENRIQUE HERMES:

"Amalia Angulo paints these strange, sun-burnt characters with huge smiles and wide eyes that feel both happy and a little unsettling. The figures sit somewhere between vintage pin-up imagery and cartoon characters, but pushed into a more psychological place. I like how the paintings feel playful at first and then slightly uncomfortable the longer you look at them."

Swimmers

Bathers

Muscle Man

@amalitangulo

AMALIA ANGULO:

"Mony Zak’s work feels like controlled chaos. Layers of marks, color, and gesture build up until the canvas almost looks like movement frozen in time. The paintings feel instinctive and physical, like the artist is thinking through the work while making it."

Charizard

We're OK

Untitled

@mony.zak

MONY ZAKHOUR:

"Kleinian makes sculptures that feel like archaeological artifacts from another timeline. The forms look ancient, almost like fragments you’d find in a museum, but the imagery applied to them comes straight from contemporary life. I like that tension between something that feels historical and something unmistakably modern."

Stone in Focus

Silk Road

GTA 4 Fossil

Bluetooth

2011 Fossil

Call of Duty Fossil

@kleinian_

KLEINIAN:

"Roxy Peroxyde’s work has a raw, almost punk energy to it. The imagery feels messy in the best way, like emotion spilling directly onto the surface. It captures a kind of intensity that feels very current."

Like a Virgin

Wing Stop

@roxyperoxyde

ROXY PEROXYDE:

"Craig Boagey’s paintings feel like the visual language of the internet translated into painting. He pulls together completely different images and references into these dense compositions that somehow still feel cohesive. I chose his work because it captures the way we actually experience imagery today, where everything from memes to art history to everyday moments exists side by side in the same visual space."

CURATED WITH: LOVE WATTS

CURATED WITH: LOVE WATTS