Meet Our Artists

Alejandra Estefanía

Contemporary fine artist

Alejandra Estefanía is an international contemporary multidisciplinary artist blending abstract-figurative painting with spiritual storytelling and cultural narratives.

A Latina artist born in Guayaquil, Ecuador and currently based in the U.S., she is a multi-disciplinary creative force known for her fine art paintings, poetry, and creative direction—merging spiritual depth with cultural storytelling.

Her work gracefully fuses abstraction and realism, crafting layered, dreamlike narratives that move audiences on both emotional and energetic levels.

Madam P

Contemporary abstract artist

Madam P (b. 1975)

Born in Copenhagen in 1975, Madam P is a contemporary abstract artist whose work reinterprets the visual language of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Constructivism through her own distinctive lens.

Defined by bold color, rhythmic compositions, and fragmented surfaces, her paintings balance visual intensity with quiet contemplation. Often working in series, she transforms color and form into dynamic structures that create movement, tension, and perceptual depth.

Her work has been exhibited across Europe, the Americas, and Asia, and is included in the collections of the İlhan Koman Art Museum, Bodrum Municipality, Ziraat Bank, and numerous corporate collections.

Mediya Al Matroshy

Contemporary abstract artist

Mediya Al Matroshy is an Emirati self-taught abstract artist whose practice explores the visual translation of music through audio-visual synesthesia. Experiencing sound through color, form, and texture, Mediya translates music into abstract compositions that function as visual records of emotion, memory, and spiritual encounter.

Her paintings emerge from moments in which she perceives divine communication through music. The songs that accompany her process inform the chromatic palette, gestures, forms, and materials of each work, transforming an auditory experience into a physical and emotionally resonant language.

Born in London and based in Dubai, Mediya has exhibited her work internationally, including in Milan, New York, Dubai, and Barcelona. Each painting is titled after the song that inspired it, extending the work beyond the canvas and inviting the viewer into the sonic origin of the composition.