Antwerp artist Stef Van Looveren is deconstructing the rules around our bodies. With their genital sculptures, Van Looveren is subverting society’s restrictions, celebrating identity and championing diversity.

Creative duo Alix Bortoli and Arnaud Lin collaborated with London-based emerging jewellers Rebekah Bide and Matilda Little to challenge the physicality of drawing by creating a visual universe embracing the spirit of their work. The organic quality of these pieces entering Alix Bortoli’s hand-crafted worlds composes a dreamlike lost island for the subjects to explore.

Ceramic handbags, 20cm tall high-heels with twisted toenails pointing out, and vases with long, bony fingers are not just creations made to make you feel uncomfortable. They are the hellish fruits of Naomi Gilon, the Brussels-based artist with the talent of reshaping our perceptions around ceramics.

During the first lockdown last year, London-based artist Theo Bardsley took up painting. His portraits immortalise the noise and vibrancy of the social interactions we crave as he invites you in, from the solitude of your living room, into the bustling setting behind his brushstrokes.

A cake reading ‘Bruise my Esophagus.’ A scarf-cum-toilet-seat cover. A pair of salad leaf sliders. This is the extraordinary world of eccentric oddities, formally known as PZTODAY.