The House We Inherit
A group exhibition by Fé Collective’s inaugural Freshers cohort: Annabel Cator, Tania Pourashraf, Jingyi Li, Angelica Hoang, Caro Lestón
July7-11th, 2026
11 Caledonian Rd, Kings Cross, N1 9DX
Freshers @ Fé Collective End-of-Year Show
The House We Inherit is a group exhibition by Fé Collective’s inaugural Freshers cohort, exploring inheritance as the rituals that give us a sense of belonging. Across cultures these rituals differ, yet they share a common purpose: to transform physical space into a place of belonging. The exhibition proposes that the values, traditions, and ways of being passed between generations are our richest inheritance.
United by the desire to honour their elders, whether parents, grandparents, or those who came before them, the artists explore perennial ideas of wisdom through the language of craftsmanship, revealing the knowledge they have inherited. Dr. David Cranswick describes craftsmanship as an act of revelation. Through repetition, a process that, according to Gandhi, leads to a meditative state of mind, the maker uncovers what has always been there, making visible what was once unseen. Each artist turns inward, preserving cultural traditions and folklore, honouring family craftsmanship, revealing hidden female narratives, and rediscovering home within the body.
Through their meticulous craftsmanship, the artists invite us to look beyond the finished artwork and recognise the rituals, traditions, and acts of devotion from which it emerged. In doing so, they honour those in their lineage, seek the truths their ancestors discovered, and allow them to illuminate their own lives. Craftsmanship carries inherited and divine wisdom, and through beauty and revelation it leads us home.
Annabel Cator
how time moves us, how we move time, 2026
105cm x 160cm each
triptych | oil on canvas
£8250
Tania Pourashraf
Title, 2025
Dimensions
Bronze
price
Annabel Cator
it’s night time but the birds are singing, 2026
steel, 3D polymer, acrylic spray paint, pearl pigment, steel mesh, chiffon
120cm x 160cm
Price on Application
Jingyi Li
Print-New Heaven 02, 2026
Giclee Print on Hahnemuhle Photography Pearl Paper
65 x 45 cm (80 x 60 cm framed)
Edition of 15
Angelica Hoang
In the storm we seek, 2026
70cm x 100cm x 45cm
Textiles
£700
Caro Lestón
Title, 2026
XXcm x XXcm,
triptych | Oil on Linen
Price
Angelica Hoang
I Sola, 2026
35cm x 65cm
Textiles
£500
Meet the Freshers
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Annabel Cator
Annabel Cator is a London-based contemporary artist whose practice spans performance, installation, and sculpture. Rooted in her background in philosophy, environmental technology, and family practice, she explores themes of nonverbal intimacy and material ecology.
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Caro Lestón
Caro Lestón is a multi-disciplined artist who’s work is rooted in authenticity, curiosity, and the courage to live truthfully. She creates the narratives she never saw growing up, striving to embody the role model she once needed. Her practice affirms that joy and fulfilment are not only possible but a right, grounded in radical kindness and the belief that joy, when abundant, must be shared.
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Jingyi Li
Jingyi Li is a Chinese artist who aims to build feminist space in her work with a focus on the Asian women’s story. She uses a variety of soft materials to evoke intense emotions. She aspires to communicate emotions, histories and experiences by unlocking the potential of atypical materials and techniques.
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Tania Pourashraf
Deeply influenced by her personal experiences of living in Iran under a restrictive regime and the people closest to her, Tania Pourashraf transforms these traumas into powerful artistic expressions. Her multifaceted work spans drawings, performance, sound, and recently, poetry - now that she has the freedom to.
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Angelica Hoang
Angelica Hoang is an experimental textile artist based in London, exploring traditional craft in the contemporary climate. She aims to challenge perceptions of textile-based craft by modernising the tools and approach used in standardised craft practices.
