Firepit

Founder of Firepit. Mixed media artist, working within the narrative of connection, conflict, change & growth. Creating art that celebrates the bravery and courage from the path that we walk.

Abstract artist and writer. A practise based in emotional, metaphysical storyteller, Khan works across oil, acrylic and charcoal mediums, usually larger in scale.

Anastasya Martynova is a multi disciplinary artist and designer. She most recently studied Historic Carving at City and Guilds of London Art School, where she developed the craft-based discipline that lies at the root of her practice.

Ernesto works predominantly in printmaking focusing on equality, diversity and inclusion. These messages are often visible in his work through the use of X-Rays, which ultimately are the most judgemental-free angle from which we can look at a person.

Nelly's works play on colours, masking the darker inner, and questioning the purpose to be accepted, showing art in form of real hidden struggles.

Artist and lecturer; Oliva is a Venezuelan artist based in London. His work explores the clash between diasporic identity, migrant labour, and cultural heritage.

Freelance arts practitioner, Pragya is a community/participatory artist exploring natural, sustainable materials in visual arts inspired by traditional, folk art forms.

Gregory John Ford is an artist based in North Devon working in three main areas:  sculpture, graal glass and paintings.

Firepit: the artists’ collective on Greenwich Peninsula that has transformed a retail and restaurant unit into a gallery, studio and community event space. Read more about the experimental, forward-thinking artist collective.

Join Jemima Burrill as she chats with Marcus Jake of Firepit. Marcus take us through the inspiration and making of his work 'The Tracks We Leave I & II'