Rachel Le Roux is a British Filipina artist and interior architect based in Manila whose paintings explore the female form, movement, memory, and transformation. Blending her architectural background with a sensitivity to space, texture, and atmosphere, Le Roux creates figurative and abstract works that examine renewal, concealment, and the emotional spaces between what is seen and unseen.

Featured in the Time Capsule exhibition, Allie Sutherland creates subconscious dreamscapes rooted in mythology, architecture, and surrealist automatism, exploring the space between structure and intuition.

Samir Rakhmanov paints between realism and abstraction, not as opposing languages but as overlapping conditions of the same surface. Whether working from a landscape, still life, or figure, his goal is always the same: to construct an image that feels inevitable rather than merely descriptive.