NATURALIS Blanca Regina 14 June – 12 September 2026   Daily 8am–5pm  About the Exhibition Naturalis: Art in the Park brings together linocuts, risographs and marbling by Blanca Regina, made between 2019 and the present, shaped by years of close observation of plants, gardens, and changing seasons. The work draws directly from her practice observing nature, where the rhythms of cultivation, growth, and collective care have become both subject and method and include hand made frames with engraving by the artist. The exhibition opened alongside Queens Park Allotments Open Gardens & Studios Day and is supported by Kensal to Kilburn Transition Charity.. The exhibition runs until 14 August and is free and open to all during cafe hours. About the Artist Blanca Regina is an artist, designer, educator and independent curator based in London, known for her spontaneous and real-time approach across time-based media art, projection mapping, light art, installation art, sound, film, and book arts. Working with voice, objects, and electronics, she develops live composition systems in which image, light, and sound converge in the moment. Her time-based media expertise has been commissioned by the Whitney Museum NY and the Natural History Museum London, with audiovisual designs presented at the Southbank and the Royal Albert Hall. Her print practice is rooted in years of engagement with the London Centre for Book Arts, where she developed artist books, letterpress, linocuts, marbling, and risograph as forms of self-publishing and artistic research. A formative period in Mexico — beginning with her first solo show in Oaxaca in 2016, encompassing screenprint, large-scale monotypes, sculpture, and projection mapping — deepened her relationship to printmaking. She worked across studios including El Ojo Peludo, Antonio Gritón, and Ajolote Gráfica, and returned in 2025 to the Instituto de Artes Gráficas de Oaxaca to deliver a paper marbling workshop. Plants, nature, and the observation of living systems have long threaded through this work. As a collaborative artist and audiovisual performer, her partners have included Matt Black (Coldcut), Leafcutter John, Peter Cusack, Laetitia Sadier (Stereolab / ISIDORA), Mandhira de Saram, and Steve Beresford. She is Director of Unpredictable Series CIC, an artist-led platform for experimental sound and visual art presenting events at Café OTO and Iklectik, and is a member of LAC, the interdisciplinary collective at Cruce Arte Contemporáneo, Madrid. She holds a PhD cum laude in Audiovisual Performance Art and is Senior Lecturer in Design at Ravensbourne University, London. She has delivered lectures and workshops at Goldsmiths, Westminster, UAL, the Roundhouse, and internationally at institutions in Madrid, Mexico City, and Puerto Rico. Her work has been supported by Arts Council England, the British Council, Sound & Music, and the Francis Chagrin Award. Art Enquiriesinfo@unpredictable.info www.blancaregina.com Free entry | Hoxton Beach Cafe, Queens Park |  14 June – 12 September 2026