ARTISTS A-Z
ARULLA
Arulla is a British digital designer whose work is a dynamic fusion of art history’s contrasting movements.
Drawing inspiration from the delicate elegance of Rococo masters like Fragonard and Boucher, she infuses her pieces with a soft, ethereal touch. At the same time, she is captivated by the bold energy of Abstract Expressionism, channeling Pollock’s dynamic lines and Rothko’s emotive colour blending. Her work balances a feminine and masculine duality, where delicate floral still lifes are juxtaposed with striking vertical lines of rich, assertive colour. As the partner of fellow artist Willy, their creative dialogue is evident, with themes and techniques echoing across their works, showcasing a shared yet distinct artistic vision.
Arulla's passion for art extends across all of art history, which she studied at university, deepening her appreciation for a vast range of styles and movements. She continues to draw inspiration from contemporary artists, particularly within the digital medium, finding new ways to evolve her practice through the ever-changing landscape of modern creativity.
JAKE PURCHES
Jake is a master 3D photographer and lenticular printer, he works primarily in executing others' artistic vision but has created one noteworthy piece himself.
In 2002 Jake was given special permission to visit the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and photograph the actual gold funerary mask of King Tutankhamen, the 18th dynasty ancient Egyptian Pharoah who reigned from 1334-1325 BC. This opportunity was a great privilege as it afforded Jake private access to one of the best-known works of art in the world and a prominent symbol of ancient Egyptian history. It laid buried for over 3,000 years in the ‘Valley of the Kings’ until it was by Howard Carter from tomb KV62 during is excavation expedition in 1925. King Tutankhamen death mask has been on display in Cairo from that time.
A condition of Jake’s permission to photograph the mask was that no tripod or flash were allowed. Fortunately, the surrounding area was very well lit with fibre optic lamps so, using his Fuji FinePix S5800 8mp digital camera (incorporating a high-speed continuous shooting mode), Jake captured all the frames needed to build a 3D computer generated model of King Tutankhamen face.
After 20 years of storing this stunning photographic artwork in his archives Jake has updated and remastered his original images and made available a limited edition of just 25 beautifully framed signed holographic 3D copies.
RICHARD COUNSELL
Richard is an emerging talent in the world of conceptual art. Having studied digital design and animation at university he has honed his digital skills by working in the film industry modelling CGI concepts and props in films such as Aquaman 2, The Lost Kingdom and Pinocchio. He is currently involved in a project for Dreamwork studios that will be released in 2025.
Richard’s passion is mythological history and science fiction, and he draws his inspiration from these subjects to create fantasy genre art using a combination of Maya, zbrush and photoshop software to painstakingly construct art pieces with meticulous detail.
Richard also likes to visualise his art in 3D. In his words, “3D allows the viewer to enjoy my work in a completely different perspective adding depth and movement, bringing the art to life, giving a feel of something new and modern.”
The fascinating aspect to Richard’s art is each time you look at one of his pieces, you will see the a detail that you hadn’t seen before. He goes on to say “what attracts me most to fantasy art is the freedom to create without any constraints, being able to let lose my imagination, taking me to places that you can only dream off.”
Being a student from the digital generation Richard has many contemporaries and peers that he draws inspiration from, but he picks out Alex Ross in particular as one of his favourite artists.
WILLY
Willy is a visual artist who has decided to step back from the limelight of his former life to concentrate on his passion for art.
Having spent many years having a glamorous career, living the dream in London, LA and New York. Willy decided to spend the next chapter of his life creating art. His style is raw and some may say childish, which he makes no excuses for.
Willy loves colour, playfulness and fun and wants these elements to shine out through his work. He believes that we are all born with a fantastic artistic imagination, but this is diluted by our upbringing, life experiences and our careers. Willy wants to make a point of exploring the childlike aspect within his unconscious mind. Media that he likes to work with is digital photographic combined with Lenticular special motion effects. Willy is the partner of Arulla, you see a lot of cross inspiration between their artistic styles, in fact his first colour motion artwork was of the iconic Kate Moss photograph that she owns, not for sale but seen below.
Some of the 20th century artists that Willy is influenced by include Bridget Riley, Patrick Heron, Gerhard Richter, Peter Blake, Andy Warhol, Banksy and Terry Frost.
DARIEN DAVIS
Darien is a creative designer, cinematographer and AI consultant, specializing in visual design, narrative storytelling, commercial product photography, video production and content marketing.
As a member of AI artist agency WeareHumain, alongside his position as a Creative Partner with ImagineArt, Darien's focus is on diverse representation and believable realism, through AI imagery. Darien has trained teams at LadBible Group, Unilever, IQPC and global cohorts on behalf of Munich innovation agency IONDA GmbH. He has also designed fashion and brand avatars for Indonesia's largest mobile telecoms brand alongside design and pitch deck elements for one of Belgium's largest beverage companies.
Accolades include Munich Film Festival features, 2023 Fiverr AI Fashion Design Award, and MaisonDAO awards. His "Bubblepunk" AI fashion collection was featured in Falcon magazine and he was a contributor to The Kepler Files sci-fi coffee table book.
Blending two decades of traditional production expertise with AI capabilities to pioneer hybrid approaches to creative design, Darien is available for commissions combining traditional and AI tools and approaches.
LULA B
Lula is a multidisciplinary creative. Her work intersects digital and physical design - merging graphics, video, photography, typography, AI, and immersive experiences. Her technical skills include strong proficiency in the Adobe Suite, AI video and image systems, and different video editing platforms.
Lula graduated with a first in BA Graphic Design at Ravensbourne University which included an internship with influential art publication TOILETPAPER Magazine, Milan, where she developed an extensive creative network, understanding of contemporary visual culture and the power of building a disruptive brand.
Lula’s creative practice is driven by a deep fascination with artificial intelligence that continues to evolve. She creates her my own systems, to craft AI outcomes to fit both professional and creative needs, where she has built a world that is beautiful and unsettling.
JONATHAN MITTON
Jonathan is a pioneering multimedia artist whose four-decade practice spans holographic art, 3D imaging technology, sculpture, and AI-assisted creation. A Royal College of Art graduate with distinction, Mitton has consistently operated at the intersection of consciousness, technology, and human perception, anticipating and helping to define new directions in contemporary art.
His groundbreaking holographic work includes the revolutionary "Time Machines" - motorised display devices that became iconic in the field - and the controversial "Hardcore Holography" exhibition (1994), later included in the Barbican's "Seduced: Art and Sex from Antiquity to Now" (2007/8). As both artist and inventor, Mitton developed the MittonLR1, a Linear Rail for precision 3D imaging that successfully bridged commercial technology with fine art practice.
Collaborative projects include stage and light design for Echo & The Bunnymen and founding the Surreal Vintage movement (2012-2020). His work has been exhibited internationally from Art Miami to the Barbican, with pieces in collections including the Museum of Holography (Washington).
Currently, Mitton pioneers AI integration with traditional practice through his "MetaMorph" project, developing "visual algorithms" - automatic paintings that seed AI-generated animations exploring consciousness and collective memory. His work investigates the playful tensions between authentic human experience and culturally constructed identities, using 1950s consumer imagery as archaeological material for understanding contemporary digital consciousness.
LARA JULIAN
Lara, an abstract artist based in London and currently residing in Hampstead, was born in Siberia. Lara discovered her artistic identity as a colour technologist at the Slade School of Fine Art in London. She seeks to visualise colour as an independent force, both as matter and energy, through a systematic exploration of colour theory and colour construction techniques. The artist has pursued this exploration through the formal idiom of painted lines, a choice that situates her within an artistic historical lineage including Bridget Riley, Patrick Heron, and Carlos Cruz-Diez. Lara Julian has exhibited in both solo and group shows in London, Berlin, Venice, and New York. Her works are held in private collections worldwide.
At the core of her artistic practice lies a profound exploration of the material essence inherent in colour — its dynamic, emotional, and energetic qualities. The investigation of colour systems’ capacity not only immerses her in its visual aspects but also leads her to contemplate the intricate relationships between hues, the scientific underpinnings of colour, and the profound interplay of light and pigment. To experiment with freedom and articulate the multifaceted nature of colour, she embraces a diverse array of artistic media. In her pursuits, she intentionally veers away from the conventional notion of art as a conduit for personal emotions. Instead, she aspires to create aesthetically pleasing and harmonious combinations that will speak, resonate, and draw viewers into a meditative state. The intention is not to dictate emotional responses but to cultivate an immersive experience where individuals are empowered to generate their own unique reactions and subjective interpretations to the visual symphony before them.
TIM BRET-DAY
London photographer Tim Bret-Day has spent over four decades shaping the visual language of music, fashion, and advertising with his vivid, surreal style. Influenced by artists from Max Ernst to Hieronymus Bosch - and by everyday encounters like a stranger’s yellow hat - his work turns the ordinary into the extraordinary.
Starting out by photographing bands such as The Police and The Clash, Tim quickly moved into fashion’s cutting edge, contributing to The Face, i-D, and Harper’s before creating campaigns for French Connection, Issey Miyake, and Harvey Nichols. His portraits for The Sunday Times feature icons including David Bowie, Grace Jones, and Kate Moss. One of Tim’s iconic shoots was for a commercial with Agent Provocateur - it is images from this iconic shoot that we have transformed into 3D prints.
EMILY CARTER
Emily Carter is an award-winning British illustrator and textile designer whose hand-drawn creations are inspired by the natural world. A graduate of London College of Fashion, she launched her namesake label to showcase intricate botanical and zoological drawings that evolve into luxurious silk scarves, accessories, and interior pieces.
Emily’s work has earned a coveted place in the British Fashion Council’s Contemporary Portfolio and is stocked by leading boutiques and museums worldwide, including the Harvey Nichols and Liberty London. She has also been featured in publications such as Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Elle Decoration, underscoring her standing in both the art and design worlds.
For The WOWOW Gallery, Emily has crafted an exclusive 3D edition print derived from one of her signature scarf designs—an artwork unavailable anywhere else as a print. Each piece merges her fine-art precision with a striking dimensional twist, highlighting the detail and craftsmanship that define her work.
WOWOW STUDIO
WOWOW STUDIO is our creative playground, designed to make exceptional art accessible while pushing the boundaries of imagination. Through this service, we collaborate with a talented team of graphic designers to produce original artworks at an entry-level price point, making it easier for collectors to start their journey. But that’s just the beginning - WOWOW STUDIO is also home to our “Masters Re-discovered” series, where we acquire rights to classic masterpieces and reinvent them in bold new formats like 3D and holographic motion art. These fresh interpretations give timeless works a contemporary edge, breathing new life into art history for the digital age.
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