Crème Fraîche is a forward-thinking artist development programme that supports emerging talent through mentorship, exposure, and opportunities to connect with collectors and the wider creative community.
Designed to champion originality and offer artists a sustainable path into the industry, Crème Fraîche creates space for experimentation while nurturing each artist’s voice.
Tamar Rubinstein
We created an artist interview film with Tamar Rubinstein, offering a personal insight into the ideas behind her work. In the video, Tamar reflects on themes of belonging, distance, and stillness that run through her paintings, and shares how her distinctive approach to colour, form, and atmosphere shapes the emotional worlds she creates on canvas.
The film captures both her process and her perspective, inviting viewers to connect more deeply with the suspended moments that define her practice.
Poppy Mannion
Poppy Mannion creates art that explores femininity through the medium of embroidery. Her practice transforms thread, a material historically bound to gendered creative expression, into a distinctive visual language that probes the complexities of feminine identity.
In this film we focus aesthetics constructed to support the artists idea of embracing delicacy which contrasts with the destructive nature of her final works.
John Sant
A sense of the sublime is a constant theme in the painting and writing of John Sant (b. 1993, Los Angeles), whose recent body of work was influenced by a four month trek along the Appalachian Trail.
Sant’s abstract paintings centre particularly the romanticism of the sublime, using composition and palette to build portals the viewer can almost feel.
