Atalya Laufer studied fine art at Central Saint Martins, Princes Drawing School and in Berlin. She has showcased her work all over the world, including London (including 'Future Map', 2006) and Berlin (Clockwork Gallery, 2009). Her work has been published in numerous magazines ('20 x 20', 2009) and is housed in public collections. Her paintings on paper evoke abstract sketches and experimentations with that traditional genre of 'still life'.

Atalya Laufer studied fine art at Central Saint Martins, Princes Drawing School and in Berlin. She has showcased her work all over the world, including London (including 'Future Map', 2006) and Berlin (Clockwork Gallery, 2009). Her work has been published in numerous magazines ('20 x 20', 2009) and is housed in public collections. Her paintings on paper evoke abstract sketches and experimentations with that traditional genre of 'still life'.

Since graduating from Central Saint Martins, London, in 2007, Coral Churchill has exhibited widely in London. She has been cover artist for Volume Magazine (UK) in 2007 and exhibitor at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, 2008. Coral lives and works in London.

Her series of fragmented, prismatic prints combine images into hybrid structures and imaginary worlds.

This print was inspired by a video that showed the city as a giant record player spinning. The skyline with the keyboard tower blocks refers to the spaces we live in and the way lives are played out through the structure of the city.

Since graduating from Central Saint Martins, London, in 2007, Coral Churchill has exhibited widely in London. She has been cover artist for Volume Magazine (UK) in 2007 and exhibitor at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, 2008. Coral lives and works in London.

Her series of fragmented, prismatic prints combine images into hybrid structures and imaginary worlds.

Since graduating from Central Saint Martins, London, in 2007, Coral Churchill has exhibited widely in London. She has been cover artist for Volume Magazine (UK) in 2007 and exhibitor at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, 2008. Coral lives and works in London.

Her series of fragmented, prismatic prints combine images into hybrid structures and imaginary worlds.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing. ubert's series inspired by Beijing.

This series takes its inspiration from Thomas Laroche-Joubert's stay in Beijing.

The effect of the print comes from overlaying blocks of 'bokashi' applied by hand during the printing process.

By using two blocks, the multi-layered effect of this print portrays the dense feel of the air under heavy clouds on an autumn day.

An elaborate cloud print, this was carved on several blocks and printed in extensive 'bokashi'.