local-artists

Better transforms forgotten objects into vibrant works of art inspired by 90s hip-hop and graffiti culture — proving that being cool isn’t just a style, it’s a philosophy.

At the edge of the ring, camera in hand and glass under his elbows, Rumble Snaps captures the chaos and emotion of British wrestling like no one else.

Shahram Saadat turns car washes into dreamlike portraits of reflection.

Derby’s Halloween cabaret blooms with gothic glamour and haunting burlesque brilliance.

Zaza Lewis fuses paper and fabric into vibrant, soulful art.

Anonymous artist Tamp Two brings bold colour and creativity to Bognor.

South East London’s Del creates bold, passion-fuelled digital illustrations.

Loue Marc’s PARTY lit up Dubrek Studios with unforgettable performances.

Tristan O’Neill captures 90s rave culture through unforgettable photography.

Brothers J and Mike transform Earth’s landscapes into surreal art.

FLASH brings FloodHounds, Glass Bridges, and skeeve. to Derby stage.

Derby photographer Sam Saxby captures music’s energy through powerful imagery.

Euan Rannachan captures awe, not fear, through shark photography.

Dani Bello uses art therapy to heal, connect, and empower.

Street portraits in Cardiff spread kindness, confidence, and viral positivity worldwide.