Peter Cavaciuti blends East-Asian tradition with meditative practice to create striking ink and watercolour works. Trained in Beijing and mentored by master Fei Cheng Wu, his art reflects a lifetime of study in Chinese brush painting, Zen, and the Japanese tea ceremony.

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His pieces are deeply rooted in nature, philosophy, and gesture — each brushstroke aiming to evoke more than just form. At Colours Across, we’re proud to feature works that bridge cultures and invite quiet reflection.

Aynur Elif Boyraz brings the elegance of Turkish illumination and calligraphy into a contemporary light. Trained at Marmara University under the lineage of master calligrapher Efdaluddin Kılıç, her work reimagines centuries-old motifs through delicate watercolour and natural pigments.

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Rooted in empathy and tradition, her paintings echo the harmony of Islamic art while speaking to the emotions of the present. At Colours Across, we’re proud to share her intricate works that bridge history, spirit, and modern expression.

​Vincenzo Sgaramella creates large-scale abstract paintings that balance structure with intuition. Born in Italy and now based in Cambridge, his work is shaped by a slow and deeply reflective process in which forms gradually emerge through layers of instinct, space, and gesture.

Working primarily with oil on jute canvas, he allows raw textures and unpainted surfaces to become part of the composition. His paintings often resemble abstract architectural landscapes — atmospheric spaces where emotion, memory, and stillness quietly unfold.

At Colours Across, we’re proud to feature works that combine physical presence with meditative depth, inviting viewers into a contemplative and deeply personal visual experience.

​New Artists Coming Soon

This is just the beginning. Our artist community is growing, and we’re committed to adding only those whose work truly resonates with our values and aesthetic.