Shahina Jaffer is an artist specialising in abstract art and observation. A Central Saint Martin’s graduate with expansive expertise on human behaviours and tendencies, Jaffer’s image-making centres on the encounter: that crucial moment between the artist and the observer.

Her collection "Shades of Fluoroscopy" delves into the intersection of art and medical science, intricately reinterpreting the tools and procedures of non-invasive interventions.

These artworks spring to life as an enthralling exploration of the intersection of creativity and the medical world, skilfully combining medical aesthetics as a visionary concept.