Limited Opportunity: Get Featured on Artsy via Boomer Gallery
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Limited Opportunity: Get Featured on Artsy via Boomer Gallery
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Boomer Gallery is excited to launch the Featured Artist Program now as an Artsy partner. Your chance to gain direct access to Artsy, the world’s leading art marketplace, through our official partnership.
This is a rare opportunity for emerging and established artists to be featured on a platform trusted by over 2.5 million collectors, curators, and galleries every month.
What’s Included:
• Your own artist profile on Artsy, linked to your work and visible to a global collector base
• A dedicated page on Boomer Gallery’s website, with direct links to your portfolio
• Permanent QR code display in our Central London gallery, connecting physical visitors to your online Artsy profile
• Backed by Boomer Gallery’s curatorial endorsement and network visibility
Why It Matters:
Getting your work onto Artsy typically requires gallery representation, and we’re offering that gateway. This program gives you immediate presence on one of the most powerful platforms in the global art market.
Whether you’re seeking collectors, gallery connections, or long-term credibility, this program is designed to amplify your reach and reputation.
Limited Availability
Due to platform restrictions and program capacity, spots are limited and may not be available in the future. If you’re ready to elevate your career, now is the time to apply.
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Meet Our Distinguished Featured Artists
Welcoming Eman Khalifa to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
I’m Eman Khalifa, an Egyptian–British–American artist based in London, where I’ve lived for the past 15 years. Raised between Cairo and the U.S., my multicultural identity and 30-year career in corporate leadership have shaped a grounded, emotionally attuned artistic voice. I returned to painting with renewed purpose—not just to create, but to connect. Artistry Without Limits defines both my philosophy and my practice. Nature, science, colour, and light spark my imagination—whether I’m drawn to the geometry of a city, the drama of a flower, or the meditative calm of an underwater scene. Each piece is an organic, almost alchemical process: I begin with a vision or emotion, developing my palette intentionally before surrendering to intuition—layering, scraping, and reworking the surface until hidden forms emerge. Every artwork is a piece of my soul, a visual excavation that’s fluid, raw, and emotionally honest. My collections flow freely across genres and media, spanning abstraction and realism, bold colour and quiet detail. I explore memory, belonging, and personal transformation through layered surfaces and visual rhythm. Whether through oil landscapes, acrylic pours, or mixed media, my art reflects both movement and stillness, complexity and simplicity, always inviting the viewer to pause, reflect, and experience. My work has been critically acclaimed by Lee Sharrock for its “quiet strength, remarkable versatility, and evocative use of color and light across genres.”
Above all, I aim to make art that resonates and connects—evoking emotion, sparking contemplation, and bringing depth, beauty, and story into the spaces we inhabit.
To discover more about Eman Khalifa’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Emma Petruzzelli to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
I graduated from the University of Chester with a first-class BA Photography degree at the age of 62 in June 2023, after working in pensions for over 22 years. Severe complications following surgery in February 2016 stopped my life for nearly three years, resolved only in February 2019. As a landscape photographer, I wanted to unite the gorgeous natural landscapes of the UK with stories, mythology, legends and my mental health journey. It began at Alderley Edge, Cheshire, inspired by The Weirdstone of Brisingamen by Alan Garner, first published in 1960—the year of my birth. Realising it was a real place, I had to visit. Due to personal and family reasons, I couldn’t pursue my passion until this later period of contemplation, enrolling at the University of Chester in September 2019.
My first real project at Alderley Edge led to the Isle of Skye, Whitby, Eryri National Park and the River Dee. My last project was exhibited at the CASC Gallery, Chester, with fellow AA2A/University of Chester Artists in Residence, July 4–18, 2025. Through fine art landscape photography and mythology, I highlight stories, myths and legends, adding a twist of my life experiences, influences and mental health. I aim to inspire others facing difficulties to realise their passion and creativity. Achieving my degree is testament to my nature of never giving up, and to the passion and story behind every image. It also entitled me to the Associate Distinction with the Royal Photographic Society, where I am a member of the landscapes and women in photography groups.
To discover more about Emma Petruzzelli’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Elena Kotenko to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Elena Kotenko is a New York-based AI artist and filmmaker originally from Ukraine. Her creative journey began after a significant career shift from law into the world of visual storytelling. Elena uses artificial intelligence not as a replacement for human emotion but as a powerful extension of it. Her work explores psychological fragmentation, memory, silence, and identity — themes drawn from her own experiences of displacement and emotional survival. Each of her pieces begins with AI generation (primarily using MidJourney), but the true essence emerges through intentional collage composition, layering, and reconstruction. This process transforms algorithmic output into carefully curated emotional landscapes. Her images often feel like sculptures of feeling — textured, fractured, and hauntingly human. Elena’s works have been exhibited internationally and recognized for their distinctive blend of technology and raw vulnerability. She creates with the belief that art is a form of excavation — a way to unearth what was buried, ignored, or forgotten. Through her visual language, she invites the viewer to confront what lies beneath the surface, where unspoken emotions quietly demand to be seen.
To discover more about Elena Kotenko’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Vika Benson to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Vika Benson is an artist based in London whose work spans painting, collage, sculpture, and ceramics. Drawing from her Russian, Georgian, and Jewish heritage, Vika's art is deeply influenced by her personal experiences and the diverse social, political, and geographical environments she has inhabited. Her bold works interrogate power dynamics, trust, love, naivety, joy, horror, and resilience. Vika's protagonists are often strong women, a blend of the women she has known and her personal perspective on the world. She draws parallels between old and new ideas and values.
Before dedicating herself fully to art, Vika was a senior medical doctor in Israel for 22 years. In 2014, she moved to the UK to pursue her passion for art more intensively. She studied at Morley College, Turps Banana Art School, and received private mentoring from Ceri Hand. Since 2021, Vika has been taking painting courses at The Essential School of Painting, where she has exhibited her work in end-of-year shows.
To discover more about Vika Benson’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Ayse Feyzullahoglu Topalcik to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
My work offers surreal worlds shaped by the unconscious, dream imagery, and symbolic storytelling. Drawing from psychology, psychoanalysis, philosophy, and astrology, I construct multi-layered compositions rich in visual metaphors. Working with oil, acrylic, pastels, watercolor, and mixed media on canvas or paper, I aim not to portray the visible-but the depths beneath it. For looking and truly seeing are not the same. In my recent body of work, I expand this surrealist approach into a more introspective and contemplative direction-what I refer to as symbolic psycho-surrealism.
Through spiral light forms, solitary figures, and muted tones, I explore Jungian themes of the
shadow self, inner integration, and emotional stillness. These inner landscapes reveal unconscious themes shaped within the realm of dreams, as well as the porous layers between consciousness and the unconscious. My aim is not to depict external events, but to make visible the internal, quiet moments of transformation-where meaning surfaces in silence and the viewer is invited to pause, witness, and feel.
To discover more about Ayse Feyzullahoglu Topalcik’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Chris Fox Gilson to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
In my former careers as a Mad Man (Madison Avenue Creative Director), international filmmaker, author of textbooks and then fiction sold to Hollywood, and virtual reality pioneer, I influenced people to adopt innovations demanding abrupt attitude and behavior adjustment to fulfill the promise of changing their lives for the better. Eighteen months ago, a gallerist/curator offered me the gift of creative reinvention. Now, as an artist, I apply imagination + humor + digital tools to take a long-game view of those demands we call “disruptions.” My intention:
To create “thought pieces” that may disarm and give comfort to viewers as they discover that disruptions meant to keep us better informed, more powerful, and connected to others can just as easily make us feel misinformed, diminished, and isolated. We struggle to make tradeoffs between ease vs. actual satisfaction and manage the outrage when tradition meets innovation. But these are hardly new exercises. Over and over again throughout history, our predecessors found ways to adapt to such dislocations. I believe that is humanity’s saving grace, enabling us to survive and often succeed.
Taking the speculative fiction approach learned as an author, I imagine “what if” scenarios and assemble photomontage pieces to portray them. For attention and engagement, I use media that surprise, such as LED-backlit transparencies and looped video narratives embedded in acrylic print images.
To discover more about Chris Fox Gilson’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming P.J. RILEY to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
When I look at Riley’s paintings I think of George Orwell and H.G. Wells, a future they both predicted many decades ago, which are sadly coming to fruition now. Not a future that I want to live in. But this is why artists can give us insight into the ‘Strange New World’ of ‘Animal Farm’ or ‘1984,’ god forgive!
I admire Riley’s use of metallic, rich colors, often incorporating near-naked figures, who have probably escaped the last nuclear disaster that almost finished our world. Is this the new Metaverse? Occasionally, Riley’s work references the 70’s & early 80’s work of the East Village vanguard of Keith Haring, etc. (whom I also had the privilege to know). In all, I find P.J. Riley’s work very timely, a ‘pulse on the finger’ of these strange Trumpian times.
Both allegorical and futuristic, this is an artist I look forward to following in the future! As Albert Camus famously said: “Create Dangerously!
-Anthony Fawcett
To discover more about P.J Riley’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Aysegul Demir Tatar to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Aysegul Demir Tatar is a visual artist whose work transcends geographical boundaries, appealing to audiences worldwide. Her mountain paintings not only depict a specific region but also draw attention to the global social and environmental challenges facing humanity. Focusing on the destruction of natural landscapes and the threats posed by human intervention, Demir Tatar emphasizes the urgent need for ecological sustainability on a global scale.
She generally uses oil paint in her works and also skillfully combines contrasting materials, such as charcoal and gold leaf. The contrasts between her materials offer a profound, metaphorical narrative that questions the need to preserve the natural landscape and rediscover cultural heritage. It is a powerful artistic call that invites viewers to reflect on the fragile relationship between nature and humanity.
To discover more about Aysegul Demir Tatar’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Cao Weizhi to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
I am a digital artist dedicated to combining artificial intelligence with traditional art to create a unique visual language that bridges technology and creativity. My work has gained international recognition and has been exhibited in various shows, earning major film festival awards. I have an increasing following in China and am committed to exploring the transformative role of artificial intelligence in digital art, continuously pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
To discover more about Cao Weizhi’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Anna Kornilina to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
A professional painter since 2018, Anna Kornilina is a member of the Creative Union of Artists of Decorative and Applied Arts (TSKhdPI). Her works, primarily oil on canvas, are featured in private collections, galleries, offices, and boutiques worldwide. Drawing inspiration from cityscapes to landscapes, her art spans abstraction, impressionism, and classical techniques.
Notable exhibitions include the 17th MMHS and 18th Moscow International Art Salon at the Central House of Artists, Verba Art in China, and Boomer Gallery in London.
To discover more about Anna Kornilina’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Verneda Lights to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Verneda Lights is an award-winning polymath whose work bridges fine art, technology, and medicine. As Founder and CEO of E-graphX Omnimedia, she has collaborated with prominent figures like poet Afaa Weaver, artist Nashormeh Lindo, and actor Delroy Lindo, applying her expertise in digital media and strategic planning to cultural and philanthropic projects. A Bryn Mawr alumna with an MD from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Strayer University, Verneda has led international exhibitions and visual arts programs at the Guggenheim Museum (Bilbao) and NYU.
Her art has appeared at the Whitney Biennial, Yale’s Ultra Space Symposium (2023-24), and the Museum of Weird and Newfangled Art (MOWNA). A leader in the techspressionism movement, she blends digital technology with cultural narratives, including her Gullah heritage and Afrofuturistic themes.
Her work is featured in collections like the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art and Boston Public Library. Verneda is also a Niftorian AI Art Competition winner and British Airways Travel Grant recipient, recognized for her impact as both an artist and business innovator.
To discover more about Verneda Lights’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Elena Florentina Radu to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
I'm a painter based in London, originally from the Black Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania, Romania. Growing up in such mystical and historical surroundings, immortalized by Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker, deeply influenced me.
Painting started at school for me, evolving into a style I call "ordered chaos." My work is a highly charged attack on canvas, reflecting my inner feelings and conflicts. These pieces come from my dreams, subconscious, and early memories of Romania, represented as splashes of witnesses under certain patterns.
Now in a North London studio, I interpret my clouded dreams and desires through abstract expressionism, with hidden faces and figures beneath thick layers of impasto paint. Perhaps you, the viewer, can penetrate my symbology?
To discover more about Elena Florentina Radu’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Ramona Militaru to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Romanian-born, self-taught, mixed media artist, based in Washington D.C.
I have found the visual act of creation while having a career in international fi- nance and having surpassed an extensive series of traumatic experiences. My work, born in the midst of the pandemic, represents a cathartic expression of the highs and lows of my innermost self.
I see my newfound artistic talent as a portal through which I can share my soul distillations—therapeutic messages from my own journey I would like shared with the world. I enjoy experimenting with new processes, new media, and my choice of media is intricately linked to my vision and message.
To discover more about Ramona Militaru’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Sevda Uykan to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Sevda Uykan is a British artist. Born into a Yugoslavian family in Istanbul, living in the United Kingdom. Her bold, vividly coloured artworks reflect her multi-cultural background. Her signature style is to use acrylic on canvas and then add pieces of embroidery. In her artworks, she focuses on women and freedom where she challenges the perceptions of fear and the shame. Sevda's artworks have been exhibited in many art galleries in London. Sevda is also a psychotherapist in training. She has published art books and beautifully illustrated children's books.
To discover more about Sevda Uykan’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Giorgios Gio Vassiliou to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
Giorgios Gio Vassiliou (b.1970 Athens)
Globally awarded visual artist, known as the founder and inventor of Transcendental Surrealism in visual arts and poetry.
He is a pioneer globally awarded visual artist known as the founder and inventor of Transcendental Surrealism in visual arts.
He is also considered by art experts as the successor of the great Salvador Dali for Transcendental Surrealism artistic movement.
Transcendental Surrealism is also considered the new Surrealism of 21st century.
To discover more about Giorgios Gio Vassiliou’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Jing Qiu to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
夕枭Jing Qiu (b.1998, China) Artist、curator. His artistic creations include painting, sculpture, installation, video and cooking.
His works have been exhibited in many professional art museums and galleries at home and abroad, such as the Iris Art Museum in Suzhou, the Ducal Palace of Gattopardo in Italy, the Prince Charles Cinema in London, UK, Yu Heng Art Museum in Guangzhou, the Yellow Box Art Museum in Qingdao, and the BFM Art Centre in Hangzhou.
To discover more about Jing Qiu’s art and journey, please click HERE
Welcoming Silke Wolff to Our Esteemed Artists' Circle
The post pop art fine artist Silke Wolff opens a secret, supernatural universe with her metaphysical graphics.
By her broadened consciousness, which she has been developing for 30 years of daily meditative practice, she is able to perceive this sphere of existence.
Such unique situations she catches with oil pastel drawings in sketch books. From these ideas for her cycles with series arise, which she creates as digital collages, completed with texts.
To discover more about Silke Wolff’s art and journey, please click HERE
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