Brigitte Girling: Brigitte is best known for her playful, naïve still-life paintings, drawn from imagination and memory. Her work encourages viewers to notice the quiet, gentle beauty in the overlooked and ordinary moments of everyday life.

Ruth Simpson: A contemporary landscape and botanical painter based in Suffolk. Her work explores the countryside from its ancient woodlands and hedgerows to its flower rich meadows and remote wetlands. Ruth recreates the beauty that she sees in a way the captures not only the finest detail but the essence of the place.

Chloe Mandy: Birds, flowers, forests, mythical creatures and East Anglian landscapes are the subject matter of painter Chloe Mandy.  Her work is painterly, gestural, and concerned with  the feeling that something  seen provokes. She says you look with your eyes, but see with your mind. Flowers and birds have alway been import for her as symbols of the fragility and beauty of life, she uses them to expand her vocabulary of colour, line, and  crucially her understanding of space. Chloe has shown her work widely in East Anglia, London and internationally.