Did you know that I offer limited edition fine art prints of some of my works through my website? You can find them embedded below: YGREQ - Print store - Yassen Grigorov, London Portrait Photographer Limited edition fine-art prints, available both framed and unframed. The only available series at the moment is the PARIS series. Printed on 308gsm Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper w...

PLOT: A writer is confronted by the unexpected introduction of dangerous force. Written & directed by Abraham Fieldsend, "The Arch-enemy" is an original short film that uses metaphor to explore self-conflict commonly experienced by artists and creators. Copyright (c) 2020 Abraham Fieldsend.

Desire change is a Music promo shot earlier this year during lockdown for artist Nzobella in collaboration with EDIFICE Dance Theatre, a London based dance company.It explores the themes of coming out as a gay man in a relationship and the consequences this has on the two individuals.My name is Matteo Bangrazi and I am a London based Cinematographer

The public acts as the driving force for Ellie’s practice as she uses her work to record every day observations. Ellie uses a number of mediums to convey her personal experiences such as gouache, acrylic, oil pastel and drawing ink which all knit together to form a visual diary. Phrases that the artist over hears in public also feature heavily throughout her practice to accompany drawings. With...

This phone case is designed by @sappyenss, the illustration I’ve made is about the change we go through with ourselves on a daily basis. It explores the concept of self evolution and finding your inner space to be an endless source of strength thus “holding your own hand” and transcending fears and obstacles as an individual.

An oil painting created by South London Artist Leah Jeanne. Regal in Blue depicts a beautiful black women with an afro. This painting was created to show the beauty and elegance of black women. 

Alfranko.jpg is the current creative outlet for multidisciplinary artist Ed Barrett. His current practice explores his own personal visual interests such as mid century Americana, late 20th subcultures and brutalist architecture, combined with textures and blocks of pastel colour. 

Images taken during the first lockdown. Featuring the absence of touch and human interaction. 

you were six feet from me but so far awayI needed a safe bed so badly I needed you to tell me you loved methat it was gonna be okay I needed someone to tell metell me I'm safe it's going to be okayI'm here for you I always will be you were six feet from me but so far awayI knocked on your door I called your name I knocked on your doorI called your nameI knocked on your doorI knocked on your doo...

 Bacon in his studio, Jane Bown ,1985 On an airless white soundstage, shutters scream up. A man steps in. He walks with brass dignity, a hand in his pocket, wearing the colours and contours of Berlin; black turtleneck, grey blazer; mouth ajar, as always, like the eyes above it have found something tasty in a trap. Another man waits for him, suited, with the aspect of someone who would wait fore...

A screenshot from Marynka Dovhanych's animation. The blue symbols that double as the soldiers' eyes also double as the Ukrainian trident.The culture war between Russia and Ukraine has been playing out for decades. As always, one of the key battlefields is language. Russian was the de facto official language of the Soviet Union and it wasn’t until 1989 that Ukrainian was declared the official l...

There is no natural light in the Hayward Gallery. The artworks are illuminated in a soft, artificial glow, similar to the flat light of dusk. Gallery visitors creep around in the crepuscular gloom and I watch their shadows flit across the weave of Louise Bourgeois’ fabric children. These creations are curious and malformed. They invariably slouch or hang - anything but stand up straight - as...

We are talking about an online auction that is notable because the highest bidder would walk away not only with a piece of physical art in digitised form, but also the ability to destroy the original physical piece.

Great art so often comes from dark, restless places. Creative trailblazers channel inner turmoil into their work as a cathartic measure, exorcising demons through the stroke of a paintbrush or punch of a piano key.

Today, a novel isn’t held back by visual demands (in other words, penny pinching), but much less earthly limitations of the work itself.

A strange case of someone who started as a franchise poster boy, ducked out to make art films, and is heading back to the mainstream.

For the record, I’m not saying Ed Sheeran is abhorrent. He’s fine. He plays an instrument. He does Glasto on his todd and has cool tricks with a pedal