Blurring the line between mediums, Marcus Maddox aims to “reclaim Blackness as an emblem of power”

Marcus Brutus pairs fluorescent colours with historical moments

Zeinab Diomande’s ethereal and whimsical paintings show “the Black figure in leisure”

Grace Lynne’s nuanced paintings create “an image where both dark and light coexist at ease”

Design studio Work/Play harness a pool of imagery to amplify the Black experience

“I create to know myself better”: Abdulaziz Al-hosni’s recent series explores the self through colour

In Xavier Scott Marshall’s black-and-white imagery his family and friends play religious figures throughout colonial history

Full of mystery and drama, Thomas Merceron’s illustrations appear like stills from a film

Devan Shimoyama’s textural paintings are bursting with sequins and small moments from the everyday

Preserving generational Black narratives through print: Meet graphic designer Zoë Pulley

“The more chaotic the better”: Sarah Ingraham subverts the still life form with colour in abundance

Rhea Dillon explores black existence and politics in her art as a “means of bringing about change”

Illustration: Gareth Brookes' The Black Project tells the tale of doll making delirium