Image: Courtesy Singulart, Paris
Singulart, the Paris-based online art gallery founded in 2017, has used its latest newsletter to put the focus on two emerging artists, Ta Byrne and Emmanuel Aziseh, presenting both as practices that have already drawn international attention. The message describes Byrne’s paintings as surrealist, humorous and humanistic, while Aziseh’s portraits are framed around themes of peace and unity. The newsletter links directly to selected works and artist profiles on Singulart, underscoring their visibility on the platform.
The communication, sent by Singulart, positions the pair as artists whose audiences have expanded well beyond their original bases. According to the newsletter, both joined Singulart as emerging artists and have since gained recognition from collectors around the world. It says their works are now present in private and public collections across the globe.
Ta Byrne is introduced as being based in Koh Samui, Thailand, and as having joined Singulart in 2018. The newsletter characterizes her work as a blend of figurative realism and surrealist touches, and says this combination has made her one of the more exciting figures on the contemporary Thai scene. Singulart’s own profile adds that Byrne was born in 1974 in rural northern Thailand and came to painting late, after years working outside creative fields, and lists a 2019 solo show at Peter Dougal Art Gallery on Koh Samui. It also emphasizes the tonal range of her paintings, which the text describes as playful and incisive, turning everyday scenes into unexpected narratives that are funny as well as thoughtful.
Two works by Byrne are highlighted in the newsletter: 'Nola on Egg Island' and 'Harry's Bar'. The text presents them as examples of the artist’s approach. Byrne’s profile link is included alongside the works, and the newsletter notes that her paintings are now held in recognized galleries and private collections worldwide.
Emmanuel Aziseh is identified as a Cameroonian artist who has been on Singulart since 2020. The newsletter says his paintings often center on children holding flowers, using that imagery to evoke innocence and fraternity. It also states that his work imagines a borderless world guided by peace and universal love, presenting this message as central to his practice.
The newsletter adds that Aziseh’s work has been exhibited in France, Cameroon and Germany. Singulart’s own profile gives a wider list — France, Cameroon, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, the United States and Spain — and describes him as an award-winning painter and draughtsman, born in 1992, who took the SINGULART Awards Painter of the Year prize in Paris in 2024. The feature includes links to '2 Brothers in the garden' and 'Lillies for tomorrow' as representative works from his profile.
Beyond the artist descriptions, Singulart’s newsletter also includes standard sales-related information about free returns within 30 days, international delivery at no extra charge and a certificate of authenticity. It closes by inviting readers to stay tuned for further artistic discoveries and points them toward the artists’ profile pages on Singulart.
