HOW WE GOT HERE

HOW WE GOT HERE

Keiron Farrow.
Where Inner Landscape Meets the Urban Canvas.

Rooftop Arts Centre is proud to unveil a profoundly personal collection by Keiron Farrow. This exhibition is more than a display of vibrant colour; it is a carefully curated exploration of the creative collision—the moment the internal landscape finds its expression in the external world.

Keiron Farrow channels a powerful, almost necessary drive into his canvas, transforming personal journeys into breathtaking visual narratives. We invite you to join us here at the Rooftop Arts Centre, where the dynamic energy of his work can be experienced against the backdrop of the city itself.

To truly grasp the genesis of this passionate body of work, we begin by inviting you into his own story:

HOW WE GOT HERE.

It all started in 2022 with a trip to New York City, where a liking for art became a love story and inspiration became a determination to do something with colour and paint. At that point it was just a recurring fever dream…

Promotional poster for "HOW WE GOT HERE," an exhibition by Keiron Farrow, featuring a vibrant, abstract painting in rich magentas and pinks.

Literally days before boarding a plane to Paris in 2023, I committed colour to canvas and was pleasantly surprised with the outcome. Even as I was enjoying some of the greatest works ever painted at The Pompidou Centre, I couldn’t wait to return to the dining room which had become a makeshift studio, to get started, properly.

So far, I haven’t stopped…

I have certainly shifted and I have returned. Not only have I learnt a great deal about art but more importantly, I have learnt that what I am capable of, is beyond anything I thought possible. This exhibition is basically the beginning. The positive outcome of an obsession. An overwhelming wish to capture the fleeting wonder and joy of it all. Filled with exhilaration and fueled by hope.

Keiron Farrow 2026

We look forward to welcoming you to the exhibition.

Plan your visit!

Drop by Rooftop Arts Centre between 2nd and 30th September 2026 to enjoy this outstanding free exhibition.

Opening Reception

Friday 5th September 3-5pm, all welcome.
Free entry and refreshments

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Us2: Five Minutes, Hidden Canvases, and Absolute Trust

Us2: Five Minutes, Hidden Canvases, and Absolute Trust

The Rhythm of Exchange

How do two distinct artistic voices merge into a single canvas without losing their essence? For “Us2” the answer lay in a strict, yet completely liberating structure.

We developed each painting collaboratively, working on the same canvas at the same time under a simple rule: five minutes each, alternating turns. Using paint, collage, and found materials, each of us would “build” the composition in direct response to what the other had left behind. There were absolutely no rules regarding colour, imagery, or materials—only the raw rhythm of exchange.

Us2 The Art of Letting Go
Us2 Finding the Perfect Rhythm

But we took the experiment even further. For one of the works, the canvas remained completely hidden from view between turns. Each artist could only see the painting during their own five-minute interval. This created a fascinating process shaped by memory, deep intuition, and the thrill of surprise.

The works were considered complete only when we both recognised a natural sense of resolution. If any final adjustments were needed at the very end, they were always made together.

Collaborative work by Dinah Kazakoff and Fanoulla Georgiou

Collaborative work by Dinah Kazakoff and Fanoulla Georgiou

This rigorous process—the five-minute rhythm, the hidden canvases, and the intuitive trust—is exactly what took our collaboration from the studio floor to the international stage at Art Basel Miami Beach. It serves as proof that a strict structure, when followed with absolute trust, can lead to globally recognised work.

Artists Dinah and Fanoulach presenting their new exhibition, which features mixed-media collages, abstract canvases, and a prominent colourful sculpture.

See the collaboration for yourself

Want to see how memory and surprise shape a painting?
Watch our upcoming timelapse video of the process and visit the “Us2” exhibition at Rooftop Arts Centre to see the final pieces up close.

A Note of Gratitude
We would like to extend our warmest thanks to the incredible community that hosted us during Art Basel Miami Beach. The hospitality was truly unforgettable, and it provided the perfect backdrop for our work to flourish. We are already looking forward to our next visit—we’ll be back soon!

Us2 at Art Basel Miami Beach

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Us2: Finding the Perfect Rhythm

Us2: Finding the Perfect Rhythm

Creating as One Mind

Working alongside Dinah throughout this creative journey has been a complete honour. From the very beginning, there was a natural rhythm and trust between us that made the whole experience feel incredibly unique and special.

When we are in front of the canvas, we seem to be totally in sync—visually, emotionally, and even physically while creating the work. Everything flowed so organically, and remarkably, we never argued once! I simply trusted her lead, as well as both of our instincts, and that deep trust became such an important part of the entire process.

Us2 Finding the Perfect Rhythm

Sharing this collaborative energy has been deeply rewarding, but taking our work to the global stage was an absolute privilege. To have exhibited some of our collaborative work at Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 was a joy. Seeing our pieces displayed in a gallery in South Beach was both surreal and deeply rewarding.

I am immensely proud of what we created together and grateful for the connection we shared. This experience has only strengthened my belief in what we can achieve together as “Us2.” I truly hope this is just the beginning of a long creative partnership—and who knows, perhaps one day we’ll become the next Gilbert & George.

See the collaboration for yourself

Experience the creative energy that brought us to Miami. The “Us2” exhibition is now open at Rooftop Arts Centre—join us and see the collaboration for yourself.

Fanoulla Georgiou is a resident artist and Head of Art Education at Rooftop Arts Centre. An accomplished educator with nearly 30 years of experience, she specializes in translating human emotion into visual form.

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Rooftop Open Exhibition

Rooftop Open Exhibition

An Invitation to Explore the Unseen Narratives of Northamptonshire.

The air above the city is filled with creativity. The Rooftop Open Exhibition returns, offering a vibrant, open-entry platform for artists from Northamptonshire and the surrounding counties. This is your annual invitation to step onto the rooftop and witness a kaleidoscope of talent – a place where emerging voices find their platform and established masters continue to shape the landscape of local art.

Open Call for Artists

This year’s collection is a profound dialogue across different creative languages.
You will encounter:

  • Intimate Portraits: Works that linger in the gaze, capturing the subtle architecture of human expression through meticulous technique.
  • Pottery: Pieces where natural elements are reshaped into powerful, tangible narratives, bearing the mark of skilled craftsmanship.
  • Echoes & Imagination: Art that ventures beyond the immediate, exploring the resonance of folklore, memory, and deep cultural currents.
  • The Discipline of Line: Striking studies in graphite and charcoal that transform the everyday – from wildlife to personal likenesses – into unforgettable visual statements.
  • Elemental Journeys: Creations inspired by the enduring power of nature, where water, light, and landscape become a living language.

More than just a collection of pieces, this is a gathering of distinct creative journeys.

Artists from every corner of the region bring their unique perspectives – shaped by countless experiences – to this single, shared space. Each artwork holds a chapter of dedication, a piece of a story, ready to be discovered by you.

Plan your visit!

Drop by Rooftop Arts between 1st July 2026 and 29th August 2026 to enjoy this outstanding free exhibition.

Opening Reception

Friday 3rd July 2026 | From 6 pm – 8 pm, all welcome.
Free entry and refreshments.

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Us2: The Art of Letting Go

Us2: The Art of Letting Go

A Silent Conversation on Canvas

Working with another artist and creating collaborative pieces of work has been a truly inspiring and exciting process. When Fanoulla and I decided to bring the “Us2” project to life, I knew it would be a journey, but I didn’t realize how deeply it would change my approach to painting.

Knowing exactly how Fanoulla works and what inspires her made this entire experience incredibly enjoyable. From the very first stroke, it was almost as if we knew what each other’s moves would be without any words spoken or any advice given. We developed a silent, intuitive language.

Us2 The Art of Letting Go

For me, the most beautiful part of this collaboration was how it completely took the pressure off the need to create a “flawless” piece of work. Instead of overthinking, we just let the process determine where the painting would go, relying entirely on each other to progress through every single step. The pieces of work felt alive—forever changing and bursting into life with every turn.

Always being thoughtful of each other’s moves, we stayed completely open until we both agreed that a piece was truly finished. I could not have chosen a more perfect collaborative partner than Fanoulla. I have a strong feeling that we will be continuing this journey for a long time—and we are already thrilled that Art Basel Miami is on our calendar again this year.

See the collaboration for yourself

Come and see the result of this silent conversation.
Visit the “Us2″ exhibition at Rooftop Arts Centre and experience the art of letting go.

Dinah Kazakoff is a resident artist and the Gallery Director at Rooftop Arts Centre. With decades of experience in the creative industry, her work explores the balance between structured design and intuitive, raw expression.

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