Yiannis Galanakis studied at the Physics Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
Since 2012, his artistic focus has shifted into the realm of digital photo editing and compositing, adding a new dimension to his creative endeavors.
Yiannis Galanakis studied at the Physics Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
Since 2012, his artistic focus has shifted into the realm of digital photo editing and compositing, adding a new dimension to his creative endeavors.
Helen Kagan PhD, an artist, scientist, psychologist, therapist, spiritual counselor and energy healer, is a creator of her unique concept HealingArts™ of 30 years integrating Art of Healing, Expressive Arts & Fine Art. Her mission-driven purpose is to deliver HealingArts™ to everyone who loves and appreciates art and will benefit from receiving healing energy from it. Her utmost intention is to introduce her unique HealingArts to HealthCare, Residential & Hospitality Markets to assist in recovery & wellness, and to enhance healing & wellbeing.
Jimmie’s paintings and drawings reflect photographic realism. He has taught Art, computers, & mathematics in colleges & high school for 48 years. He taught for Drury University for over 25 years, Southwest Baptist University for 30 years. Jimmie donated over 2,000 artworks to charities. He likes to do religious drawings & paintings, because he feels he has received his multiple talents from God.
My art is instinctive, unplanned, and gathers some characteristics from each of these artistic movements, but the message I want to convey with it is the element of primary importance to me. In each canvas, I focus on a specific theme, without adding superfluous elements that could confuse the observer. So, I let myself go to creativity, trying to communicate positive messages and true emotions.
Hans Jørgen Henriksens hydrological background shapes his art. Geometric shapes are ordered and precise. Organic shapes, in contrast, embody fluidity and unpredictability, echoing how a river, a storm surge, or groundwater flooding carves its way through the land.
Passing by both Impressionism and Informalism, he drew on a new concept. Thus, by relating the two schools of thought, he developed the colour space-time and the “shape-soul” by reaching out to that emotional quantum alongside my life-experience: all that is the quantum painting.
In my works I try to research and develop my feeling for world, nature, people !!! I search to find the best forms, colours, motions !!! I love possitive views in art and try to express them in pictures as delicate as I can !!!
Pentagram Man likes peeling back the layers of sacred geometry in the pursuit of finding a deeper understanding of universal truths which transcend all space and time, and then sharing that in the hopes the viewer will find their own deep understanding through it.
My paintings invite viewers into a metaphysical dialogue between light and consciousness. The expressive use of acrylic reflects the essence of life energy, oscillating between bright hues and contemplative forms, and reflects a belief in the dual forces of good and evil that shape human existence. The themes evoke a spiritual undertone.
Alex Funes Lovis is an internationally awarded Mexican contemporary artist whose work bridges the realms of visual art, spirituality, and consciousness. With over 25 years of creative exploration, Funes Lovis has developed a distinctive style that fuses sacred geometry, numerology, color psychology, and symbolic storytelling. His artworks are more than visual experiences—they are energetic portals designed to awaken the soul and transform the spaces they inhabit.
My paintings are emotional, instinctive, and expressive. Some works are simply celebrations—of life’s beauty and the joy of artistic creation. Others carry a more urgent message. They are visual calls to awareness and action: a protest against the destruction of our planet and the commercial extinction of countless animal species. I believe our greatest responsibility is to preserve this magnificent world and pass it on—intact and worth living in—to future generations.
Rania Abulhasan is a Kuwaiti multidisciplinary artist whose work blends fashion, product design, and fine art. Her practice is a meditative reflection on life’s simplicity and beauty, using neutral tones, balanced forms, and subtle contrasts to evoke calm and quiet movement. Each piece offers a grounding experience—a space for stillness and reflection.
I am a traditional native american carver and I come from the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde in Oregon. I have been carving for over 20 years. I have only been carving for my tribe and community I do not have pieces anywhere else in the world.
Throughout his travels, Christophe has drawn inspiration from diverse cultures around the world, developing a range of artistic styles while collaborating with clients and establishing his reputation as one of the leading heavy metal logo artists.
My art is about my many life experiences, some of which may leave you highly uncomfortable and some will make you feel you are on the highest mountain peak. My art is imperfect; a true reflection of me and something I now embrace wholeheartedly.
Painting is for me a link between the real world and the transcendent. Apart from artistic values, art should contain a mystery. In each painting, one can read the emotional load that was conveyed to him in the creative act.
I am inspired by my parents and the Old Masters. My art evokes many emotions from others which is always exciting to hear. My goal as a world master artist and illustrator is to be my best with the talent God has given me. In sharing my art with others I want to create art that is enjoyable to look at but also to offer quality investments for art connoisseurs.
R. Geoffrey Blackburn (born 1947) is an American fine artist, inventor, and polymath known for his realistic oil paintings of Western landscapes, particularly the red rock desert vistas of Utah, as well as for inventing a user-interactive art form called "Multi-Dimensionalism," for which he received a U.S. patent in 1990
My visual research stems from the intersection between reality and vision, between historical memory and poetic imagination. After many years working as a photojournalist, I chose to turn photography into a tool for inner reflection and symbolic narration. Each image is born from a layering of elements – documentary shots, urban fragments, traces of human presence – which I rework to create a dreamlike dimension where matter meets the invisible.
As a visual artist, my works are not intended for personal enjoyment alone but to explore complex issues of international politics, economics, war and peace, and state and international relations through the language of art. These works are not only part of the international political landscape but also an objective reflection of the current realities of people's lives.