Parker Jackson, Biter Fighter, No.1, 2025, Photograph on Vibrance Metallic photo paper, 36″ x 18″ (914 mm x 457 mm), 42″ x 24″ (1077 mm x 610 mm) framed.
Winter 2026
Alexis Viele, We Belong to Each Other No. 3, 2025, Hand-cut paper, watercolor, gouache, adhesive, 19″ x 25″ x 2.5″ (483 mm x 635 mm x 64 mm).
Promoted Artists
The Air Feels Too Loud 2025
Ja’s exquisite figurative command captures the profound, unspoken language of a braced and protective body.
Rouleau Vase with Artist’s Childhood (or Object no. 1) 2025
Xu’s material alchemy reimagines ancestral porcelain as a pierced, tactile skin mapping the complexities of diaspora.
Flux Experiment 2025
Vodden’s glossy, liquid abstraction elegantly translates reflections into an immersive, undulating depth of light.
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Hello it’s me 2025
Zhu’s brilliant visual deconstruction translates the visceral logic of breathing into a novel existence.
Summer of hope 2021
Maiboroda’s powerfully instinctive work preserves a fleeting summer on the precipice of change.
BESTIE 2025
Sante Visioni’s iridescent portraiture orchestrates a somatic dance between primal impulse and calculated restraint.
Automaton 2025
McLean’s virtuosic mechanical triptych transforms female stereotypes into an active, participatory interrogation of value.
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Whispers of the Turning Wheel 2025
Joshi’s breezy, weightless floral choreography channels precious memory into a sanctuary of quiet peace.
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Tenet 2025
Sainz’s opulent, descending visual vortex effortlessly conjures the quiet, repeating rhythm of human transit.
Seagrass 2025
Magee-Scott’s alive, fluid textures masterfully connect the viewer to the majesty and refreshing power of the sea.
Hide and Seek 2025
Garratt’s richly playful, textured brushstrokes oscillate gently between layers of revelation.
Il letto dei viole 2024
Catenacci’s luminescent tonal contrasts elegantly suspend glowing butterflies and flora in a fantastical stillness.
Outlook 2025
Chan’s vibrant, mosaic-like style translates landscapes into a contemporary rhythmic language.
Melbourne Covid 2021
Marie’s monumental, stylized cityscape energetically maps the unseen, subtle forces flowing through place.
Garnet Willis, Homo Sacer Series #9 (red), 2024, Reclaimed CNC cut plywood sheets from newly completed collaborative installation, glue, reclaimed paint, 21” x 20” x 2.75” (533 mm x 508 mm x 70 mm).
Meet the Artists
Miriam Rosenthal, Lady of the Lake, 2024, Oil on linen, 24″ x 36″ (610 mm x 914 mm).
Homiens voices
“I am honored that We Belong to Each Other No. 3 was selected as a winning artwork for the Homiens Art Prize Winter 2026 selection. I express my deepest gratitude to the jury with whom this piece resonated. It is my hope that this work stands as a testament to the power of art to inspire curiosity, deep compassion, and meaningful change. I am humbled to be acknowledged among an incredible group of artists creating with tremendous skill and conviction. And, I am truly so honored to be a member of the Homiens community. I extend immense thanks to all who choose to engage with this work.” Alexis Viele (Paper for the People) (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Winter 2026)
“Homiens rules! It couldn’t be more artist-friendly!” Adam Niklewicz (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Summer 2025)
“It’s a huge honor to be selected for this prize and a privilege to be in the company of previous winners. The prize is both endorsement and encouragement, a help with my daily struggle with affirmation. It also brings me joy to discover that the work finds resonance in others.” Sandra Cavanagh (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2025)
“I just wanted to thank you for including me in the Meet the Artists initiative. Thanks again for all your support as well as the very complimentary Letter of Recommendation. I have recently won an award local to me here in the UK (2025 Cass Art x Phoenix Studio Award) and feel that your support probably helped towards the success of my application.” Laurence Tidy (Meet the Artists, Highly Commended in the Homiens Art Prize, Summer 2024)
“I cannot express enough my gratitude towards the Jurors and for the opportunity to share my practice alongside such talented artists. Being listed as a finalist is a profound encouragement for me as an aspiring artist working in a comparatively uncultivated field of expression, especially without much public representation or exposure…” Asuka Akagawa (Finalist in the Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2025)
“It’s an honor to be selected as a winner of the Homiens Art Prize and I am humbled to be associated with such a creative and accomplished community of great artists. At this early stage of my personal journey, the award is an encouraging milestone that will strengthen my drive to produce high quality works.” Parker Jackson (Winner of the Homiens Art Prize, Winter 2026)