Associated Artists
Other artists working in association with KELLART.
Emaan Pirzada
Emaan Pirzada (b. Pakistan) is a visual artist and miniature painter based in Bristol, UK. Specialising in Indo-Persian miniature painting, she graduated with honours in Fine Arts from the National College of Arts. Her practice explores the intersection of space and emotion, examining how environments and architecture shape memory and identity.
Pirzada’s work has been exhibited internationally across Pakistan, South Korea, the UAE, and the UK, including the London Art Biennale 2025. She has completed residencies at DRAW International (France) and Jelly Studios (UK), and was awarded The Eaton Fund in 2026.
Alongside her studio practice, she has held roles across teaching and curatorial work. She has taught in Cairo and Istanbul, served as Assistant Curator at Satrang Gallery, and worked as Project Manager at Foundation Art Divvy, promoting South Asian Art through global exhibitions and research initiatives.
Gionatani Scali
Gionatan Scali is a London-based multidisciplinary artist, musician, and performer originally from Turin, Italy. His practice spans painting, video art, music, and immersive installations. Active across creative disciplines for nearly two decades, his work explores inner landscapes and the relationship between sound and image.
Scali works across oil painting, video art, mixed media, and live performance. His work constructs a narrative connecting visual art and sound as complementary experiences.
Artistic Statement: My paintings and music are two doors into the same space — a way to explore emotion, memory, and perception
Katerina Wroniak
Katerina Wroniak is a Polish abstract painter whose work explores the emergence of form through an intuitive and deeply attentive creative process.
After more than twenty years in international real estate investment and asset management, she chose to devote her life to painting. This transition was inspired by a profound personal experience during a journey in Peru, which shifted her perspective on creativity and the way she perceives reality. Rather than defining her work, that experience opened the door to an ongoing practice of observation, trust, and discovery.
Her paintings are inhabited by organic, biomorphic forms that emerge naturally through layers of oil paint. These structures are not planned; they develop as traces of perception, intuition, and time. Often, only after a work is complete does its deeper meaning become visible to the artist herself.
Rather than illustrating the external world, Wroniak is interested in the invisible processes that shape inner experience. Her paintings invite viewers into a space of stillness, curiosity, and contemplation, where meaning is discovered rather than explained.
Tori Woolley
Tori Woolley, also known as the Pink Hare, is an emerging contemporary artist who has created a distinctive realm of characters within the Yoodle-verse – a playful yet thought-provoking universe that brings imagination vividly to life. Her work explores the boundaries between abstraction, storytelling, and interaction, with each Yoodle character embodying a fragment of her creative vision
Doodling has been at the heart of Tori’s origins since childhood, when sketching across pages and scraps of paper offered her a form of escapism and expression where words could not. What began as spontaneous marks evolved into a language of characters that now populate her paintings, installations, and designs, transforming personal creativity into a shared imaginative space.
Tori breaks free from the bounds of her imagination, stepping into this world where the Yoodle-verse and reality merge, connecting with the viewer to create a single moment that needs no words