Rhoswens is pleased to announce its participation in the Hamptons Fine Art Fair 2026 Virtual Gallery, presenting a curated group of contemporary artists whose practices explore transformation, memory, mythology, nature, and materiality through distinct painterly languages. The online presentation brings together works by Nina Hunter, Athena Anastasiou, Aoife Dillon, Zosia Olenska Anderson, and Alfie Poelsing, reflecting Rhoswens’ commitment to contemporary painting rooted in craftsmanship, atmosphere, and emotional depth. The artists featured in the presentation represent a range of international perspectives and approaches to painting.
Nina Hunter, a British-based painter and illustrator living and working in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, creates contemplative works shaped by memory, femininity, nature, and the quiet poetry of everyday life. Her paintings combine subtle colour, layered surfaces, and symbolic imagery, often rooted in transformation and personal reflection.
Athena Anastasiou, a London-born artist based between London and Bali, is known for her large-scale oil paintings that merge realism, abstraction, and woven textile elements. Her work draws on mythology, regeneration, identity, and humanity’s relationship with nature, resulting in compositions that move between painting, textile, and installation.
Aoife Dillon, an Irish painter based in Dublin, approaches painting as a meditation on inner landscapes, using intuitive mark-making, luminous colour, and atmospheric surfaces to explore emotional transformation, stillness, and psychological space.
Zosia Olenska Anderson, a British-Polish painter working in the United Kingdom, creates richly textured landscapes, architectural scenes, and intimate studies of nature that incorporate gilding and gold leaf, bringing together fine art and the decorative object through a language of light, surface, and ornament.
Alfie Poelsing, a German-English artist based in Central London, creates atmospheric and often surreal paintings that transform personal experience into symbolic landscapes, exploring power, vulnerability, and the tension between beauty and unease.
Together, these artists form a presentation that moves fluidly between figuration and abstraction, between the intimate and the symbolic, and between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary expression. While each practice is distinct, the selection is united by a sensitivity to materiality, atmosphere, and the emotional resonance of painting. The Virtual Gallery offers collectors an opportunity to engage more deeply with each artist through dedicated pages featuring biographies, artist statements, and selected works, providing insight into the ideas and processes that shape their practices.
Alongside its contemporary program, Rhoswens continues to present fine art in dialogue with European tapestries, historic textiles, decorative arts, and Modern and Contemporary editions, reflecting the gallery’s broader interest in material culture, craftsmanship, and timeless design.
This presentation reflects Rhoswens’ ongoing commitment to artists whose work balances technical refinement with conceptual and emotional depth. Through the Hamptons Fine Art Fair Virtual Gallery, the gallery is pleased to introduce these five artists to a wider international audience while creating an online presentation that extends beyond the fair itself.
The Hamptons Fine Art Fair takes place July 9–12, 2026 at the Southampton Fairgrounds in Southampton, New York. Its Virtual Gallery platform extends the fair experience online, allowing visitors to explore participating exhibitors and artworks digitally alongside the in-person event.
To view the Rhoswens Virtual Gallery, please visit: Hamptons Fine Art Fair
About Rhoswens
Rhoswens is a gallery dedicated to fine art, working with international artists, estates, and collectors. The gallery presents a curated selection of works across all media, including painting, sculpture, works on paper, decorative objects, European tapestries, historic textiles, and modern rugs, as well as modern and contemporary editions. Rhoswens also advises collectors on the acquisition and sale of secondary-market artworks and on the development of private collections.