It is easy and pleasing to lose oneself in Javier Arrés ´s artwork. His hyper-detailed ink drawings of fantastical cities and machinery invite us to use our imagination and his hypnotic animated gifs, or “visual toys” introduce us, in turn, to the fantasy world of Javier’s inventiveness. It is a creative path influenced by the […]
Rilke’s innovative images begin from reality but are so manipulated that a new image is created which is then left to the viewer to interpret. Rilke puts an undisputable intrinsic beauty before the observer. The strong colors that pervade his works, in part look back to his youth in the 1980’s and his memories of […]
Born in Japan and now residing in Tokyo, the abstract paintings by artist Motoko Oyamada, have a precise interpretation about which the artist has stated, “As a mother of one son, I feel that I am still in emotional contact with my late mother and I am still helped by her in some way; everyone […]
Norwegian photographer, Trond Are Berge, creates his artistic photos by superimposing shots so that they blend and mould into an interiorized unity: our gaze is led to contemplate nature under an infinite sky, which envelops us in a silent cloak. The photographer presents us with frozen landscapes thanks to the northern winds or to hot […]
Korean artist, Sinae Lee, who lives and works in Canada, employs the medium of acrylic to transmit natural impressions that are imbued with feeling. Her romantic landscapes convey feelings of warmth and a vibrant sense of life. Delicate hues and sensitive touches suggest the scent of flowers and the gentle caress of a passing breeze. […]
Max Werner was born in Ghent, Belgium and he studied at the Slade School of Art in London. He taught printmaking in the UK and worked in the Art House Gallery in Buenos Aires, Argentina and currently resides in the USA. Often triggered by a simple observation of his immediate environment such as landscapes, Max Werner […]
Marco Aurélio Rey was born and lives in São Paulo, Brazil. He started painting with oils when he was a child and in the 1980’s he specialized in Industrial Design and Visual Communications. At this stage of his life he stopped painting to work in the world of fashion. In the 1990’s, he took it […]
The large, multimedia installations of American artist, Sandra Muss, are extremely suggestive and scenographic. In her works, Sandra investigates the mysteries of life through the magic of light, filtering it through her travel experiences to distant and vastly different places. The oil paint technique is integrated with typical elements from those locations, such as bird’s […]
The works by the Hungarian master, Karl Stengel, are divided into two major groups that are seemingly quite different from each other: the large canvases dominated by colour, of strong emotional and lyrical abstract expressionist impact, that have their roots sunk in post-war American and European informel experimentation and in some pre-war Russian avant-garde art, and then […]
Stefano Mariotti studied art as a young boy and grew up going regularly to exhibitions and museums with his father, a passionate art collector. Meeting Primo Conti was very important for his artistic training to understand that reality is not always as we see it but how it is represented. Stefano’s research went beyond the boundaries […]