Adamo Macri, a Montreal-based artist, takes a unique approach to art, incorporating elements of sculpture, photography, painting, and drawing into his work.
All in Painting
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.
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.
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.
By taking care to remain perpetually myself in painting, I avoid becoming attached to the motivating impulse of a given moment, which begins with the aim of helping reality move forward
I have always been interested in what exists between certainty and uncertainty. In my paintings, forms emerge, dissolve, and reappear because that reflects how I experience both human existence and the process of understanding.
Gaya Chandrasekaran is an award-winning, London-based contemporary artist whose practice bridges the vivid cultural memory of her upbringing in Chennai, India, with the contemplative stillness of her life in the UK.
Flo Dinis Klopries is a female interdisciplinary contemporary artist born in Porto, Portugal, and currently living and working at the french/german border.
Cheraine Collette is an internationally recognized Dutch artist known for her ethereal photographic paintings that merge reality with imagination.
Carol Wates is a British artist who creates iPad pictures using the Brushes app. Carol trained at the Chelsea University of Art.
I paint when inspiration strikes, when I feel energy in my hands. The stronger the energy, the deeper the works I paint.
IRIS Fluidism marks the defining moment of my artistic practice. At its core, it celebrates fluidity—the principle that shapes life, perception, and society.
Art can achieve the goal of a rethinking interval if it integrates itself as much as possible into nature, where it can find peace.
In order to achieve creations, which are the fruit of my own designs and techniques, I use, in a quite unusual manner, colors, materials and techniques.
Across this body of work, Wendy Cohen demonstrates a remarkable ability to balance expressive freedom with structural clarity.
Margaretha Gubernale’s paintings invite viewers into a realm where the visible and invisible converge.
Anki Immler reminds us that painting still possesses the capacity to expand the emotional vocabulary of contemporary life.
My happiness and my fulfillment are to share my passion, my love of life, the universe, the colors, the light and my multiple emotions with others through my work.