ART from HEART

ART from HEART Award-winning London-based non-profit art organisation championing Artivism & Ecofeminism.

We curate exhibitions and public programmes, connect artists & collectors, promote and sell art, and plant trees in the Amazon Rainforest!

What memories can a surface hold? 🌊Artist of the Season Winner Kristine M. Karo approaches landscape as something lived,...
20/05/2026

What memories can a surface hold? 🌊

Artist of the Season Winner Kristine M. Karo approaches landscape as something lived, sensed, and remembered.

Through textured abstraction, she explores the emotional relationships between environment, movement, and memory.

Working across painting, photography, and mixed media, Karo builds layered surfaces that echo geological formations, tidal rhythms, and weathered terrain. Marks accumulate like traces of time, revealing landscapes shaped as much by feeling as by place itself.

Sound, atmosphere, and material presence play a central role within her practice, creating works that extend beyond the visual into a more immersive sensory experience.

Her exploration of displacement, resilience, and reconnection reflects a journey between Latvia and the United Kingdom, where memory becomes embedded within texture and form.

For Karo, abstraction is not distance from reality.
It is another way of experiencing it.

Through tactile surfaces and shifting depths, her work invites viewers to slow down and encounter landscape through sensation, presence, and emotional memory.

🔗 Discover more via link in bio

Artist of the Season — Spring 2026

© Kristine M Karo, All Rights Reserved.

Can a landscape hold memory? 🌿Artist of the Season Winner Rosie Leventon approaches landscape as a living archive, layer...
16/05/2026

Can a landscape hold memory? 🌿

Artist of the Season Winner Rosie Leventon approaches landscape as a living archive, layered with traces of human presence, ecological change, and forgotten histories.

Working across sculpture, installation, and environmental art, her practice responds directly to place.

Stone, earth, water, wood, and reclaimed materials become part of quiet interventions that blur the boundaries between artwork, environment, and archaeology.

Environmental sensitivity sits at the core of her work. Many installations are created not only as sculptural forms, but as active participants within the landscape itself, supporting biodiversity, inviting reflection, and encouraging renewed attention to the fragile ecosystems we inhabit.

For Leventon,
Permanence is unstable.
Surfaces shift.
Structures erode.
Landscapes remember.

Through subtle gestures and layered materials, her work reveals the delicate relationship between memory, ecology, and time.

🔗 Discover more via link in bio

Artist of the Season — Spring 2026

© Rosie Leventon, Painting with ink, green and yellow, 2024, All Rights Reserved.

Portraiture is never neutral 🎨Artist of the Season Winner Kate Emily Kelly’s practice moves beyond likeness, exploring h...
13/05/2026

Portraiture is never neutral 🎨

Artist of the Season Winner Kate Emily Kelly’s practice moves beyond likeness, exploring how painting can carry biography, memory, and shared experience.

Through collaboration and feminist inquiry, portraiture becomes less about fixing identity and more about creating space for complexity to exist.

Kelly embraces process as part of the narrative itself. Rather than concealing construction lines and layered marks, her paintings reveal their own making, traces of revision, movement, and time left intentionally exposed.

Working with egg tempera, watercolour, and coloured pencil, she creates portraits that feel both intimate and evolving. Surfaces remain open and unresolved, allowing each work to hold tension between vulnerability, strength, and becoming.

In Kelly’s work, the unfinished is not absence.
It is possibility.

🔗 Discover more via link in bio

Artist of the Season — Spring 2026

© Kate Emily Kelly, Focus On Women So We Can Give Them Some Confidence, 2024, All Rights Reserved.

07/05/2026

Who gets to be represented in a painting? 🎨

Artist of the Season Winner Kate Emily Kelly reclaims portraiture as a space for voice, agency, and feminist presence.

Working across oil, egg tempera, watercolour, and coloured pencil, her paintings move beyond observation, creating intimate portraits where women are active participants in the narrative, not passive subjects.

Gesture, pattern, jewellery, and layered surfaces become part of a larger conversation around identity, lived experience, and representation.

Portraiture as dialogue.
Portraiture as presence.

🔗 Discover more via link in bio

Artist of the Season — Spring 2026

© Kate Emily Kelly, All Rights Reserved.

Material. Identity. Environment. ✨Three threads shaping our Artists of the Season, Spring 2026.Featuring✨ Rosie Leventon...
30/04/2026

Material. Identity. Environment. ✨
Three threads shaping our Artists of the Season, Spring 2026.

Featuring
✨ Rosie Leventon — Mixed Media Environmental Art | .leventon

✨ Kate Emily Kelly — Contemporary Portrait Painting |

✨ Kristine M. Karo — Mixed Media Sensory Landscape | .serenity.art_bykaro

From immersive environmental work to intimate portraiture and sensory landscapes, these artists expand how we see and experience the world.

Discover their practices in our latest blog post, From the Curator’s Desk. Read more via link in bio.

Apply now for a chance to be featured in Summer 2026 to increase your visibility, reach new audiences, and strengthen your artist profile.

🔗Link in Bio

27/04/2026

ART from HEART featured on The Shrew Series Podcast 🎙️💫

We’re pleased to be part of the first episode of The Shrew Series Podcast, spotlighting women and non-binary led organisations shaping culture through creativity, community, and bold ideas.

At ART from HEART, our mission has always been to create a platform where art meets activism, supporting artists, amplifying voices, and engaging audiences with urgent social and environmental conversations.

Grateful to be in dialogue alongside inspiring organisations doing vital work across disciplines.

Listen, follow, and support the series 👇


And explore the full line-up:





22/04/2026

This Earth Day, we turn art into action! 🌍✨

We’ve planted 30 new trees in the Amazon Rainforest on behalf of our Artists of the Season and Seasons of Change community. 🌱

Supporting efforts to restore biodiversity, heal degraded lands, and uplift local communities is a small but meaningful step towards long-term impact.

Thank you for your ongoing support! This is something meaningful we’re growing together.

Because art should not only inspire, but give back.

How are you showing up this Earth Day? 🌍💚


What if the ground beneath us is not as solid as it seems? 🌿Artist of the Season Winner Rosie Leventon works across scul...
02/04/2026

What if the ground beneath us is not as solid as it seems? 🌿

Artist of the Season Winner Rosie Leventon works across sculpture, installation, and environmental art to explore landscape, memory, and the illusion of permanence.

Drawing on archaeology and site-responsive practice, her work reveals what lies beneath the visible, traces of histories, fragile ecologies, and the unseen layers that shape how we inhabit space.

From subtle architectural interventions to abstract landscapes, her practice invites us to reconsider the boundaries between material, place, and time.

Art as excavation.
Art as memory.
Art as quiet transformation.

Curious to step into her world?

🔗Discover more via the link in bio.

Artist of the Season — Spring 2026

© Rosie Leventon, Naples Yellow and Terracotta, 2022, All Rights Reserved.

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