Discover Drawing Artists

Evelyn Taocheng Wang (b. 1981, China) is a Rotterdam-based artist exploring identity, cultural exchange, and memory through painting, drawing, and performance. Her works merge Eastern and Western art historical traditions, often incorporating autobiographical elements and paradoxical narratives.

Manuel Solano (b. 1987, Mexico) is a Mexican artist whose vibrant and often autobiographical paintings explore themes of memory, identity, pop culture, and the body. Their work is marked by a raw, expressive style, blending personal narrative with broader cultural commentary.

German artist (b. 1975) merging drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, collage and sound into poetic, historically‑referential installations around memory and identity.

Bulgarian‑Greek contemporary artist (b. 1978), notable for mixed‑media drawing and collage, exploring history, geography and identity through layered paper‑map works.

Quinlan & Hastings's multimedia works, encompassing video, drawing, and performance, explore themes of queer identity, politics, and representation. Their practice challenges dominant narratives and power structures.

Goring's raw and emotive paintings, drawings, and sculptures explore themes of trauma, vulnerability, and the human condition. Her work is marked by a sense of visceral honesty.

Hill's meticulously rendered drawings and paintings, often depicting architectural spaces and urban landscapes, explore the interplay between representation and abstraction. His work is marked by a sense of quiet precision.

Hernández's paintings and drawings, with their abstract forms and intricate details, delve into the subconscious.

Mordechay's paintings and drawings, with their intricate details and surreal imagery, delve into the subconscious.

Boyce's multimedia practice, including drawing and photography, explores race, gender, and identity in British society.