My work is a continuous act of discovery, an ongoing transformation of memory, personal heritage, emotion, and material into form.
My work is a continuous act of discovery, an ongoing transformation of memory, personal heritage, emotion, and material into form.
Juliane Brandt is a contemporary figurative sculptor showcasing the powerful transformation originating from an ever-changing environment and the rejuvenating forces of nature.
I have been drawing, painting and photographing for over 50 years. In recent years, there has been a lot of digital graphics as well.
Known widely by his singular given name, Tlacaelel is a force of nature in New Mexico’s cultural landscape.
Andrei Riabovitchev is a self-taught contemporary artist, concept designer, curator, and visual storyteller
I have done art my entire life. It is my "magnetic north" - no matter what else I do; it always tacks back to art - one way or another.
My work is hybrid, diverse, versatile and thought provoking which transcends boundaries of styles, materials and media.
As an artist, I feel a continuous urge to bring to life what I see. The process I use to create my artworks usually begins with a photograph I have taken
My artistic practice is driven by the desire to make emotions visible and to create spaces where imagination and reality coexist.
Most of my landscape paintings are from my Residential area and from north Italy. I use various techniques but mostly oil on canvas, sometimes the place is the same spot, but the art works are so different.
Adamo Macri, a Montreal-based artist, takes a unique approach to art, incorporating elements of sculpture, photography, painting, and drawing into his work.
Lidia Barbara Gordon is a pioneer in exhibitions dedicated to the theme of “Children in Art.” For decades, she has exhibited works on this subject in cities such as Hilden and Düsseldorf.
What always attracted me in painting and imagining is the way art “makes visible” things and ideas that are “not visible” as such in the simple visible world but which “appear” in the minds of the viewer.
Portia Hibbert is a self-taught 34 year old Bristol-based artist. Primarily painting with acrylics and oils, she enjoys experimenting with other media to create or portray different textures.
Creating forms like sculptures and building functional things like furniture or kayaks is my passion. Art also is well functional by suggesting thoughts and stimulating consciousness and feeling or even if just causing joy and pleasure.
We are all living in an era of endless distraction and constant input. Channeling a sense of calm, Marcus Cederberg translates society´s intrinsic need for a slower pace into minimalist photographs.
Paco Pomet combines chilling social commentary with humorous juxtapositions of past, present, and future in his satirical paintings .
Katinka Lampe paints portraits. Or at least, you can clearly recognise the representation of a person. Yet, this is not the main motive of the painting. The portrait merely serves as reason to make the painting. The portrait is the imagery concept. Her paintings greatly appeal to the beholders.
My work is about taking reference from various sources including books, the net and photos to comprise and create my own imagery. By creating my paintings through reference or made up elements, there becomes a play between artificiality and realism.
Jocelyn Hobbie is a visual artist based in New York City known for her brilliantly painted canvases of attractive young women in introspective states. She creates a situation of inadvertent voyeurism with the viewer drawn into circumstances where personal judgment becomes subsumed by an overall mood.