Mike Bentley is a traditional woodturner based near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, with more than 40 years of experience working with wood.

Using locally sourced and reclaimed timber, Mike creates one of a kind pieces shaped by the natural grain, knots, burrs and other features within the wood. Each piece is individually turned and finished by hand, allowing the character of the original timber to remain an important part of the finished work.

Skipton based painter Julie Bruce uses colour, shape and design to transform familiar surroundings into abstract compositions. Her work for Beyond the Landscape takes inspiration from the canal boats of Skipton, drawing on their windows, chimneys, ropes, peeling paint and the everyday objects carried aboard.

Rather than reproducing what she sees, Julie combines these details with colour and imagination, allowing recognisable forms to develop into something less expected.

Emma Butler is an award-winning painter based in Holmfirth whose semi-abstract landscapes explore the experience of being immersed in the natural world.

Inspired by the Yorkshire Dales and Peak District, Emma works intuitively with mixed media, using bold colour and expressive marks rather than attempting to reproduce a landscape exactly as she sees it.

Hills, wild terrain and expansive skies are translated into energetic compositions that capture atmosphere, movement and her emotional response to place.

Hannah is a Yorkshire-based fibre artist creating colourful, textured work using second-hand and reclaimed wool.

Influenced by her Yorkshire roots and several years spent living in the Caribbean, her work brings together colour, texture and form. Hannah often allows the materials themselves to guide each piece as it develops.

Lisa Metcalfe creates intuitive mixed media paintings inspired by colour, texture and the landscape around her. Working with acrylic paint, collage and other materials, she builds layers of colour, marks and subtle texture, allowing each painting to develop organically.

Her work moves beyond direct representation, using the landscape as a starting point for an expressive response to colour and place.

Amy Hall is the artist and designer behind Red Paper House, creating bold wooden jewellery from her Yorkshire studio.

Inspired by nature, Amy combines hand drawn patterns, geometric forms and strong colour to create distinctive pieces from responsibly sourced birch wood. Each design is individually made and hand finished.