Divorce Surge: What the New Laws Mean for Domestic Violence Victims, Pets and You
July 28, 2025ZCC Revolutionizes the Market with Cloud Computing and Daily Digital Income in Angola
July 28, 2025
LONDON, July 25, 2025 – Gallery NAT proudly unveils the results of its prestigious international art competition, “The Lost Vision – 2025 London Contemporary Art Review Exhibition,” following a month-long global jury review and selection process. A total of 42 professional artists from 18 countries and regions have been awarded top honors, representing a broad spectrum of cultural voices and artistic innovation.
This year’s competition witnessed exceptional global engagement, with submissions arriving from across Europe, Asia, North America, and Africa. The jury – composed of independent curators, artists, professors, and interdisciplinary practitioners from the UK, US, France, Switzerland, and beyond – applied rigorous academic standards in selecting the winners. The evaluation was grounded purely on artistic merit, originality, conceptual depth, and alignment with this year’s theme: “The Lost Vision.”
Augustin Gougeon‘The Dawn of Silver’50 x 40cm, 2025oil on linen
Blackout (Alexander Belov and Valeriia Lakrisenko)‘UNTITLED 4’,160×80 cm,2021, acrylic and resin on glass
Rejecting geographic, racial, or identity-based biases, the panel focused on each artist’s portfolio strength, their creative interpretation of absence, dislocation, and poetic memory. “The Lost Vision” is not merely a metaphor for sight—it is a contemplation of vanishing cultural values, collective memory, and the fragile bridge between past and future.
MyLinhMac‘Delphinus’20x20AcrylicPainting 2025
Pei Ji Ye‘Heart of the Shattered Web’
Award categories included Painting, Visual Arts/Digital Arts, Photography, Mixed Media, and Video & Interactive Arts. Each category featured a tiered award structure—Gold, Silver, Bronze—with one artist receiving the Best in Exhibition Grand Prize, based on the highest cumulative jury score.
Stacey Marsh ‘Armoury01’
Weronika Tlałka‘Too Much of Me in One Head’50 x 70 cm, oil on canvas, 2025
About the Jury
The selection jury includes:
Lucy Einna – Esteemed French artist；
Dmitry Kemell – Professor, Loyola Marymount University (Los Angeles)；
Susan Kaprov – Award-winning interdisciplinary artist, New York；
Dr. Adrian Schaub – Celebrated photography artist, Basel, Switzerland；
Emma Taylor – Chief Curator, Gallery NAT (UK)；
along with other distinguished professionals from the global contemporary art community.
AlexandraFinkelchtein ‘RiverGirl’ 2025 Acry lic On Canvas 24x24inch
WANTING WANG ‘Above The Rules2’
Award Winners
Best Exhibition Award: Alexandra Finkelchtein
Gold Award in Painting: Ahmed Partey, Wenrong He
Gold Award in Visual Arts: Mirjam Verschoor, Llia Yu
Gold Award in Photography: Yaqing Sun
Gold Award in Mixed Media: Minyu Zhu
Gold Award in Video and Interactive Art ：Saran Kobayashi, Neural Nomads；
Silver Award:
Augustin Gougeon, Wanting Wang, Billie Rae Busby, Emily Mitchell, Fusheng Bao, Jannica Akesson, Kryštof Novotný, Mao Li, My Linh Mac, Pei Ji Ye, Weronika Tlałka, Kai Wang, Bailey Graham, Natasha Navasardian, Ye Yao；
Bronze Award:
Baoyue Zhang, Cheng Yang, Dane Maluya, Helena Kotnik, Kwong Kwok Wai, Li Lin, Sean Bw Parker, Shen Fung Lin, Stacey Marsh, Yangang Wang, Ziling Lei, Blackout (Alexander Belov and Valeriia Lakrisenko), Xunmu Wu, Luciano Caggianello, Yiding Zhang, Cziller, Leshan Li, Jo Anderson；
LUCIANO CAGGIANELLO‘THE BEAUTY OF CYCLES’
An Exhibition Beyond Borders
The exhibition will run from July 15 to August 15, 2025 in London and be supported by a wave of international media exposure across the UK, US, China, and Europe. Gallery NAT will coordinate strategic press coverage, ensuring that the emotional and philosophical power of these works reaches global audiences.
Helena Kotnik‘friends’
Baoyue Zhang‘Urban Symbiosis – Blue Rhyme Forest Riddle 60 x 80 cm
The Lost Vision – 2025 London Contemporary Art Review Exhibition not only celebrates artistic excellence across cultures but also serves as a platform for critical reflection on the themes of memory, displacement, and poetic abstraction. Gallery NAT remains committed to showcasing powerful voices in contemporary art and will continue to amplify the global reach of emerging and established artists through future editions and international partnerships.
Shen Fung Lin ‘Zen Aesthetic’
