Housemates Festival: Art Exhibition

Julieta Tetelbaum

Julieta Tetelbaum (Buenos Aires, 1990) is a queer film director, cinematographer, screenwriter and choreographer based in London. The main themes of her work are: gender, feminism, childhood, violence, intimacy and sexuality. Her short films entitled “The Misfortune of Femininity” (2020) “Wake Up! It’s Yesterday” (2021) “Black Chalk” (2022) and “Joy” (2023) are part of the official collection of the Library of Congress of the Argentine Nation, have been officially selected at international film festivals and have been screened in several museums around the world.

Amogh Lux

This world is “more alchemy than science”. I started STUDIOMURLÏ as way to explore this notion. It’s a space to experiment with the myriad ways art, design, epiphanies and adventures can come together.

As an artist, my goal is to create work that evokes emotion and tells a story. I’m compelled to make art that explores what I can’t explore in my day to day. Taboos, unfamiliar spaces, invisible habits, glorious imaginings and secret thoughts. I have a hunch that these are things that others want to explore too.

I draw inspiration from the juxtaposition of Indian mythology, modern history and speculative design. Influenced by the dadaist approach I seek to deconstruct and reconstruct the world through my perspectives. I am drawn to the power of lines and colors. I journey to create work that can invoke reflection and feeling.

My style, while varied, is characterized by bold lines and vibrant colors, often incorporating whimsical elements that lend a sense of playfulness to my work. Through my visual language I aim to capture the unseen essence of my subject matter using symbolism.

Peter “PHYNEART” Miller

Peter Miller was born into an artistic family in East London who nurtured his love for the arts. As a child he soaked-up all artistic expression from galleries to comic books and everything in between. His passion for the arts led him to take a foundation course at The City & Guilds of London Art School and proceeded to Kingston University where he received a BachelorsDegree in Fine Art. Influenced by painters such as Lucien Freud and Francis Bacon, Miller uses oils and acrylics as his tools to emphasize texture, color and emotion in his artwork. His more recent works adding harder and more expressive outlines to his subjects, gives a nod to Frank Miller and Mike Mignola with their comic book and graphic art sensibilities.

Most days you will find Miller, now a freelance illustrator, creating content for companies such as the NBA and Roc Nation while working on commissions for small businesses, artist’s and private clientele. You can also view his paintings and drawings in exhibitions across London.

Lili-Mae Billam

As a new artist, I am trying to find my niche; the thing that makes me different. In this collection I explore different themes whilst sticking to the things I am passionate about. Being an artist is the dream and it starts now.