Becky Ullah, Neriman Keleszade, Roxana Parker, Les Williams, and Lucy Swinburne

“Hidden Hope” is the lead piece in Becky’s upcoming solo exhibition, “The Quiet Origin: Nature’s Hidden Role in Oncology”. This will be on display at UCL Hospital, London, from 23rd July to 20th October 2026.

Neriman Keleszade: ‘I started drawing from a young age, and have a diploma in art and design. I also did various art therapy, colour therapy and psychology courses…I try to make my art unique, something that I’ve never seen before, I try to add the wow factor and hopefully achieve this in my work.’

Roxana works in mixed media, incorporating collage and some form of printing into her work. She creates her own painted and printed collage papers as well as using book pages and maps to create visual interest.

Les Williams: ‘Through limited palettes, strong horizontal structures, and intentional negative space, I try to create a composition that feels open, calm, and contemplative. The figure exists within the space rather than dominating it, emphasizing stillness, distance, and subtle psychological depth.’

Lucy Swinburne is a professional, internationally published wildlife artist based in Essex and the author of three instructional books with Search Press, alongside her own self-published title Taming Wildlife with Pastel Pencils. Lucy has over 20 year’s painting experience and has developed a unique pastel pencil style, favouring smooth card over textured options as her preferred surface medium.

Visit the ArtSpace Plus this May to August to view the Summer Group Exhibition!

If you are interested in purchasing any of the artworks on display, please email museum@southmillarts.co.uk or call the museum on 01279710204.y of the artworks on display, please email museum@southmillarts.co.uk or call the museum on 01279710204.