Hidden Treasure Art Magazine Yearbook 2015
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<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2015</strong><br />
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<strong>Hidden</strong> <strong>Treasure</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2015</strong><br />
Director and editor<br />
Georgia Szollosi<br />
Co-editor and curator<br />
Mike Ellis<br />
Graphic designer<br />
Zsolt Pinter<br />
Jurors:<br />
Georgia Szollosi painter, writer and editor<br />
Mike Ellis art collector and adviser<br />
Zsolt Pinter graphic designer, painter<br />
Front cover:<br />
Sarro – Espirito e Matéria – oil on canvas, 220x200 cm, 2002<br />
Back:<br />
Yuki Yamamoto – Arboles – oil on canvas, 100x120 cm, 2013<br />
Featured artists:<br />
Image 1:<br />
Alejandra Pous – Footprints of Life – mixed media on canvas , 200x120 cm, 2014<br />
Image 2:<br />
Jordan Poe – Medicine Lake 18 – photography, 55x34 inches, 2013<br />
Image 3:<br />
Asli Uludag – Home afar, by the sea... – etched copper, 9x7x7 inches, 2012<br />
<strong>Hidden</strong> <strong>Treasure</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> <strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2015</strong><br />
is published by HT <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> Publishing<br />
Promotion and Publication London, UK<br />
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ISBN:<br />
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NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER<br />
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but<br />
their inward significance.” – Aristotle<br />
“If you hear a voice within you say ‘you cannot paint,’ then by all means<br />
paint, and that voice will be silenced.” – Vincent Van Gogh<br />
With great pride and even greater sense of duty and responsibility we<br />
would like to present the first volume of the <strong>Hidden</strong> <strong>Treasure</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
<strong>Yearbook</strong> <strong>2015</strong>.<br />
Our mission is to connect and build a bridge between artists and art lovers<br />
by providing and presenting a high quality source of visual art and<br />
design through our book, website, magazine and other publications. We<br />
are dedicated to bringing happiness and recognition to the artists and<br />
joy, beauty and satisfaction to the art lovers let them be collectors, buyers,<br />
galleries, curators or others taking pleasure in art and design.<br />
This idea was embraced by 120 artists from 22 countries all over the<br />
world and this is why we believe that <strong>Hidden</strong> <strong>Treasure</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
<strong>Yearbook</strong> has so much to offer both to the <strong>Art</strong>ist and to the Readers.<br />
Georgia Szollosi<br />
Director<br />
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<strong>Hidden</strong> <strong>Treasure</strong> <strong>Art</strong> e<strong>Magazine</strong> / Spring <strong>2015</strong><br />
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Good news for artists who wish to participate in <strong>Hidden</strong> <strong>Treasure</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> <strong>Yearbook</strong> 2016.<br />
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order is for 2 Books with 1 Page). You have until 30th October <strong>2015</strong> to decide if you would<br />
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Featured artists<br />
Jordan Poe<br />
Medicine Lake 18<br />
photography<br />
55x34 inches<br />
2013<br />
Asli Uludag<br />
Home afar, by the sea…<br />
Etched copper<br />
9x7x7 inches<br />
2012<br />
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Featured artists<br />
Alejandra Pous<br />
Footprints of life<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
200x120 cm<br />
2014<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Agnes Parcesepe (Agili)........42<br />
Albert Carrier Roca...............27<br />
Alejandra Pous.......................23<br />
Alicia Wonderland................98<br />
Alina Serebrennikov.............43<br />
Andras Zoboki.....................119<br />
Anh Bach................................72<br />
Ann Dunbar...........................85<br />
Anna Gunnars.............110-111<br />
Anne Bate-Williams..............20<br />
Asli Uludag...........................107<br />
Barbara Monterrosa..............40<br />
Beth Scher..............................14<br />
Bobby Tso.............................108<br />
Boxun Zhao...................... 18-19<br />
Brent Brager.........................106<br />
Cecilia Flaten..........................26<br />
Christine Schwarz........... 70-71<br />
Dan McCormack...................88<br />
Daniel McKinley....................28<br />
David Naman ......................100<br />
David Conolly......................113<br />
David Cutting........................16<br />
Diane Nelson..........................69<br />
Dieter Borst (BO)..................77<br />
Dorothea Elisabeth (Elia).....46<br />
Doug Sandelin................. 44-45<br />
Edit Mihovics.......................121<br />
Ellen Pieck..............................61<br />
Eniko Takacs........................118<br />
Eunice Choi............................58<br />
Éva Gajda (Evie).............. 66-67<br />
Evi Toth.................................122<br />
Francesco Sandrelli...............52<br />
Georgia Szollosi...................101<br />
George (GIA) Tkabladze....115<br />
Gjert Rognli............................94<br />
Gordon Tardio.......................47<br />
Han Zhao................................96<br />
Heelim Hwang.......................74<br />
Helen Chen.............................75<br />
Hélène Dessalle (LN)............78<br />
Indrranil Sen (Gopal)...........29<br />
Jackie Yao...............................48<br />
Jason L Mucciolo (Jota LM)...76<br />
Jeanet Hönig...........................62<br />
Jordan Poe..............................92<br />
Juan Carlos Wang............ 30-33<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Judy Lusted....................... 24-25<br />
Julian Baslyk...........................82<br />
Karel Witt...............................53<br />
Leo Deville...........................105<br />
Linda Gleitz............................63<br />
Lindsay Pickett.......................41<br />
Linn Marx...............................89<br />
Lynn Gibson...........................73<br />
Manuel Rodrigues (De Mar)...84<br />
Marie Lise Charlez................34<br />
Marius Zgirdea................ 90-91<br />
Maruka Carvajal....................15<br />
Mary Andersen......................68<br />
Maya Sunn............................117<br />
Meredith Nichols.................114<br />
Michael H. Pröpper......... 64-65<br />
Michele Brody......................109<br />
Monique Bertina....................49<br />
Monique Boutens..................56<br />
Moya Evans............................21<br />
Nancy de Souza.....................17<br />
Nicolai Nickson...................104<br />
Noreen Larinde......................54<br />
Parker Beaudoin....................80<br />
Pat Benincasa.........................59<br />
Peer Kriesel.............................83<br />
Peter Bracke............................95<br />
Peter Treiber...........................87<br />
Petra Sophia Ott....................22<br />
Robert Meyers-Lussier..........93<br />
Roland Stieger.................. 38-39<br />
Roxana Werner................ 36-37<br />
Ryan Butters...........................60<br />
Sally Rockriver.....................103<br />
Sarro........................................13<br />
Shirley Maher.........................50<br />
Susan Kessler..........................99<br />
Tim Taylor..............................57<br />
Tobias Ginsborg.....................81<br />
Tolga Sezen.............................97<br />
Valentina Piscopo.................51<br />
Vera Kochubey.......................79<br />
Vera Meyer (V. Meer)..........112<br />
YoonSoo Nam.....................120<br />
Yuki Yamamoto.....................55<br />
Zoë Durand............................35<br />
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Painting, Drawing, Mixed media<br />
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www.sarro.net<br />
Sarro<br />
Poder Negro<br />
oil on canvas<br />
100x130 cm<br />
2006<br />
Sarro, painter and sculptor, was born in 1950 in Andradina, State of Sao Paulo, Brazil. After<br />
1972, Sarro showed his works in many individual exhibitions, in well-known Galleries and<br />
Culture Centres, and participated frequently at <strong>Art</strong> Fairs and Events overall Brazil and worldwide.<br />
Special collections of the artist are now exhibited in Museums.<br />
Som das Estrelas<br />
oil on canvas<br />
130x130 cm<br />
2002<br />
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Beth Scher<br />
www.bethscher.com<br />
Beth Scher’s work is deeply rooted in themes of femininity, feminism<br />
and the roles of women in the military theater. In travels to Israel, she<br />
became sympathetic to the plight of women conscripted into military<br />
service. These are young women in the prime of life, aware of and seeking<br />
to display their sexuality and vulnerability, yet are also in a position<br />
of power. She is concerned about what it means for modern society<br />
when women are trained to wage war. Ms. Scher graduated with an<br />
MFA from the University of the <strong>Art</strong>s, Philadelphia, PA, in December<br />
2013. She earned her BA in Studio <strong>Art</strong> from the University at Albany,<br />
Albany, NY in 2008.<br />
Women and War, Russia<br />
mixed medium<br />
12x12 inches<br />
2014<br />
The Swarm, Soldiers and Jeeps<br />
watercolour on paper pinned to<br />
wall, Dimensions variable<br />
2013<br />
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www.marukacarvajal.com<br />
Maruka Carvajal<br />
Chinese Festival<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
24x36 inches<br />
2012<br />
Maruka Carvajal was born in Bolivia<br />
and is a naturalized Spaniard. She<br />
has lived in Brazil, Singapore, Colombia,<br />
and is currently residing in<br />
Washington DC. Though educated<br />
as an architect her passion led her<br />
to the visual arts instead. Carvajal’s<br />
work harmoniously balances vibrant<br />
colours with geometric shapes for a<br />
holistic interpretation of the world in her eyes. Her work explores the cities she has seen and<br />
allows the viewer to share an inner connection with said locations. She is a member of the<br />
<strong>Art</strong> League Gallery at the TAC in Alexandria, VA and the Foundry Gallery in Washington, DC.<br />
Windows View<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
24X24 inches<br />
2013<br />
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David Cutting<br />
www.davidcutting.co.uk<br />
After running a successful design<br />
company for several decades, in<br />
recent years David Cutting has returned<br />
to his early passion for oil<br />
painting. Much of his semi-abstract<br />
work is inspired by nature, which is<br />
a starting point, a trigger, to explore<br />
where his imagination takes him.<br />
Another strand of his work is more<br />
surreal, often reflecting an unsettling<br />
perspective on life, questioning the<br />
path of the political establishment.<br />
Whilst the subjects of his paintings<br />
are very diverse their commonality<br />
is the strength of the images and<br />
their vibrancy. His work has sold as<br />
far afield as Israel and Switzerland.<br />
Keep off the grass<br />
oil on canvas<br />
32x16 inches<br />
2013<br />
The banker and the politician<br />
oil on canvas<br />
39.25x27.75 inches<br />
2013<br />
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www.nancydesouza.art.br<br />
Nancy DE Souza<br />
Fitas<br />
acrylyc and glue on fabric<br />
80x100 cm<br />
2013<br />
Although she’s worked for<br />
over 10 years on education,<br />
after a degree on Portuguese<br />
and German, art has always<br />
been pret and it became her<br />
main career on 1996. Having<br />
took part on many individual and group exhibitions she joined the Visual <strong>Art</strong>s School of the<br />
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and since then she has expanded her expertise by<br />
testing many new materials, but always keeping a link with the painting techniques. In the last<br />
18 years she took part in many national and international exhibitions and has been awarded<br />
with many prizes.<br />
Calçada<br />
acrylyc, buttons<br />
and glue on<br />
canvas<br />
80x70 cm<br />
2013<br />
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Boxun Zhao<br />
www.facebook.com/jiuling.zhao.1/photos?ref_type=bookmark<br />
Swimming Koi<br />
Chinese Xuan paper (rice paper)<br />
139x67 cm<br />
2012<br />
Boxun Zhao, 56 years old artists from China, and he is currently living<br />
in Beijing. He is a humble person, he has been painting for most of his<br />
life and he rarely call himself artist, as he always looks up to the real<br />
artists who once lived in Chinese history. What he doing best is called<br />
“GongBiHua“ in Chinese, which requires a unique skill and procedure<br />
to create. The thing he loves to draw is always the nature: Birds, followers,<br />
fishes and even insects. He will do his best to depict them in every<br />
detail. His favourite subject is Koi, he thinks Koi always repret you with<br />
a se of vigour and the water which stands for life itself.<br />
The Spring<br />
Chinese Xuan paper (rice paper)<br />
136x68 cm<br />
2012<br />
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Boxun Zhao<br />
Prosperity<br />
Chinese Xuan paper (rice paper)<br />
67x67 cm<br />
2012<br />
Koi and Lotus<br />
Chinese Xuan paper (rice paper)<br />
176x96 cm<br />
2012<br />
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Anne Bate Williams<br />
www.annebatewilliams.co.uk<br />
The Bay<br />
50x5 cm<br />
2014<br />
Anne spent most of her adult life fully occupied as a mother and a primary school teacher<br />
with a responsibility for art in the curriculum but always anticipating and hoping this ‘time’<br />
would come into fruition. She works organically, using mixed media to develop a piece<br />
which will grow out of her experience of place, inspiration might come from a building, ruin<br />
or natural surroundings anything that sparks a se of discovery...<br />
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Rome<br />
13.1x31.9 cm<br />
2007
www.alltradeart.co.uk/moya-colvin-evans<br />
Moya Evans<br />
Fields<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
20x20 inches<br />
2013<br />
After training at St. Martins in the nineties, I moved to Hertford and<br />
began painting landscapes in acrylics inspired by the surrounding countryside.<br />
My work has evolved into a naïve, quirky style depicting imaginary<br />
landscapes full of colour, patterns and mark making. I have shown<br />
locally around Hertfordshire and in the Espacio Gallery, London. I was<br />
also a finalist in the MK arts for health Shoosmiths award 2013.<br />
Sunset<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
20x20 inches<br />
2012<br />
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Petra Sophia Ott<br />
www.PetraSophiaOtt.de<br />
The Cave<br />
acrylic, pastel on canvas,<br />
natural applications<br />
100x120 cm<br />
2014<br />
The artist, Petra Sophia Ott<br />
lives in a Bavarian village in<br />
Germany. Here she works<br />
in her studio and in her gallery.<br />
P. S. O. appears with<br />
all her ses into the magical world of dreams and colours. Natural materials are woven into her<br />
paintings. Through her labours arise paintings which have a need to express and share their<br />
own stories. They are full of craft from the soul, the power and wilderness of the nature. With<br />
her work the artist wants to reach out and touch the soul. Petra Sophia Ott’s life is creativity.<br />
<strong>Art</strong> is her passion.<br />
The Guardian of<br />
the Forest<br />
acrylic, pastel on<br />
canvas, natural<br />
applications<br />
120x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
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www.alejandrapous.com.mx<br />
Alejandra Pous<br />
Alejandra Pous (Mexico 1963). Her refined art language in<br />
which the interaction of spaces, shapes and colours create<br />
such rich and emotional results, being able to go beyond the<br />
physical limits of the canvas. Alejandra´s work is a simple expression<br />
of a complex and intimate idea, it is an art in which,<br />
if you get close enough, observe and allow yourself to feel,<br />
you can feel her esce, her passion and her inspiration in order<br />
to reach deep into each spectator, evoking different emotions<br />
and sations. Her work<br />
has been included in<br />
many solo and group<br />
exhibitions around the<br />
world.<br />
Footprints of life<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
200x120 cm<br />
2014<br />
Destiny<br />
ink on wood<br />
20x20 cm<br />
2012<br />
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Judy Lusted<br />
www.judylustedart.co.uk<br />
Bird and Woman<br />
Charcoal, red oxide from local<br />
Cornish Quarry on paper<br />
96x98 cm<br />
2008<br />
Judy lusted studied sculpture for<br />
two years at Chelsea College of<br />
<strong>Art</strong> then went onto study at Falmouth<br />
College of <strong>Art</strong> and was<br />
awarded a B.A. (hons) in Fine<br />
<strong>Art</strong> and a Masters in Visual <strong>Art</strong>.<br />
Judy works with red oxide and<br />
charcoal the core of the work<br />
is spontaneous mark making<br />
from which images are drawn<br />
out. Having recently made one<br />
of the directors of The St Ives<br />
Society of <strong>Art</strong>s Judy is actively<br />
involved with the local artistic<br />
scene. Judy’s work is exhibited<br />
locally and in London.<br />
Resting<br />
Charcoal, red oxide from local<br />
Cornish Quarry on paper<br />
66x91 cm<br />
2008<br />
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Judy Lusted<br />
Weary<br />
Charcoal, Cornish Quarry<br />
on Paper<br />
63x98 cm<br />
2008<br />
Oxlade’s Garden<br />
Charcoal,<br />
Cornish Quarry on Paper<br />
132x98 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Cecilia Flaten<br />
www.flaten.cl<br />
Patagonia Sunset<br />
oil on canvas<br />
120x90 cm<br />
2009<br />
Magic Landscapes inspired in the Norwegian Mythology and in<br />
Patagonia´s Lands. In the search of a more tangible art, Cecilia Flaten<br />
regards painting as her current great love. At the beginning of her relationship<br />
with the medium, Flaten worked in an innocent and playful<br />
way which is demonstrated in her naïve works. In such works she experiments<br />
with techniques and colours that allude directly to her Scandinavian<br />
ancestors. Entering into a more mature stage, Flaten began<br />
working with oil till know, during 20 years, a medium that provides her<br />
with the stability and desired pattern of expression – allowing her to<br />
repret properly the legends, myths and the dreams that nest in her mind<br />
and in her blood. Her work is a great meditation on natural elements.<br />
Blending the fluidic atmosphere of the sky with the blended appearance<br />
of the horizon: she captures the interaction of light and the absorption<br />
inside landscapes. It is a magical and poetic work.<br />
The Bows of Tyr<br />
oil on canvas<br />
160x130 cm<br />
2008<br />
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Albert CARRIER ROCA<br />
Toute un Histoire<br />
mixed media<br />
72x92 cm<br />
2013<br />
However warm and poetic, Carrier<br />
Roca’s artwork was created using original<br />
technical processes and materials,<br />
mostly for the building industry of today,<br />
which he reinterpreted for his artistic<br />
expression. This unique approach<br />
prompts us to place this mixed media<br />
artist among the most original creators<br />
of the early 21st century. Although<br />
movement is one of the major concerns<br />
of Carrier Roca, it should be noted that<br />
his characters dance in a space without<br />
gravity or vanishing point; but this<br />
space is nevertheless not without depth.<br />
Le Réveil<br />
mixed media<br />
91x73 cm<br />
2007<br />
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Daniel McKinley<br />
www.danielmckinleypaintings.com<br />
Far Away<br />
oil on canvas<br />
102x76 cm<br />
2010<br />
Daniel McKinley’s paintings are samples of what defines him. “My<br />
paintings help understand who I am. We tend to show the world, in our<br />
personal lives, a sort of mainstream version of ourselves. Never wishing<br />
to expose too much. Through my paintings, the true person is revealed.<br />
A person that even I did not know existed. Beyond the fact that I am Daniel<br />
McKinley.” Daniel was born and raised in the USA. Currently living<br />
and working in New York City.<br />
Portrait of the<br />
Interior<br />
oil on canvas<br />
152x122 cm<br />
2013<br />
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www.redbluearts.com<br />
INDRRANIL SEN (GOPAL)<br />
Sensation of Love<br />
pastel, charcoal and ink<br />
22x28 inches<br />
2014<br />
Gift of Love<br />
pastel, charcoal and ink<br />
22x28 inches<br />
2014<br />
Indrranil (GOPAL) is a renowned contemporary<br />
artist in USA. He believes<br />
his art is a poetry which he writes with<br />
his brush. Gopal’s work is notable for<br />
its rough beauty, emotional honesty,<br />
and bold colour. He believes in happiness<br />
and evokes a feeling of love, tranquillity<br />
and bliss. To him the world today<br />
is full of violence and aberrations<br />
so through his art he tries to reach out<br />
to the higher intelligence and have his<br />
viewers interpret his paintings through<br />
their eyes always trying to find an inner<br />
meaning to the very existence of life<br />
and ethereal love.<br />
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Juan Carlos Wang<br />
www.facebook.com/fingers<br />
Juan Carlos Wang Taiwanese, painter carcass sect founder. Graduated<br />
from the University World Journalism. Creative theme for the analysis of<br />
life, praising nature as well as motherly love and healthy sex. Rebellious<br />
childhood, do not like strict, anti-traditional, anti-thinking, free-sway<br />
rich imagination, interpretation hearts intense passion. This is the body<br />
torso is also a language that can express emotions, variation limbs, to<br />
share life, love and dreams.<br />
Now without brushes to paint, using only fingers painting. Finger painting,<br />
like a kid playing in the sand on the beach, freedom unrestrained,<br />
lines rough and smooth textures, styles original and imaginative. Without<br />
limited by brush. I was anti-tradition! Anti-thinking!<br />
Gallop<br />
oil on canvas by<br />
fingers painting<br />
without brushes<br />
60x80 cm<br />
2013<br />
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Juan Carlos Wang<br />
Sunshine<br />
oil on canvas by<br />
fingers painting<br />
without brushes<br />
60x90 cm<br />
2013<br />
Morning Sun<br />
oil on canvas by fingers<br />
painting without<br />
brushes<br />
200x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Juan Carlos Wang<br />
www.facebook.com/fingers<br />
The pair!<br />
oil on canvas by fingers<br />
painting without<br />
brushes<br />
60x90 cm<br />
2014<br />
Hell<br />
oil on canvas by fingers<br />
painting without<br />
brushes<br />
200x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Juan Carlos Wang<br />
Flirtatious<br />
oil on canvas by fingers painting without brushes<br />
60x80 cm<br />
2013<br />
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Marie Lise Charlez<br />
www.marielisecharlez.com<br />
A graduate of the Ecole du Louvre<br />
(Paris) and the Gray School of <strong>Art</strong><br />
(Aberdeen, Scotland), Marie Lise<br />
Charlez has attended many workshops<br />
in studios in Paris (Poussin,<br />
Mac-Avoy, “life drawing”, studio<br />
S. Vinsot) and abroad. She also<br />
graduated in Psychopathology and<br />
Psychoanalysis from the University<br />
of Paris. She spent most of her life<br />
abroad, where she found her own<br />
signature style in the flexible use of<br />
mixed media. Her experience can<br />
be summed up estially as “3 lives,<br />
3 periods”:<br />
Scottish period, African period (Angola,<br />
Namibia, South Africa), Asian<br />
period (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan).<br />
Exhibitions in Paris, Burgundy, southwest<br />
France, Scotland, Angola, Kazakhstan.<br />
Kazakh Ancestor<br />
oil and mixed media<br />
73x93 cm<br />
2010<br />
Russian artist “Friend<br />
of Van Gogh”<br />
pastel<br />
48x64 cm<br />
2013<br />
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Zoë Durand<br />
Your Dream Leaves Fingerprints On My Memory<br />
oil on canvas<br />
26x26 inches<br />
2014<br />
Delicate Embryo<br />
oil and ink on canvas<br />
48x36 inches<br />
2013<br />
Zoë is a Taiwanese born, Sydney<br />
based artist who has exhibited<br />
internationally in Sydney, Melbourne,<br />
New York, London and<br />
Paris. She is repreted by Whitepeaks<br />
Fine <strong>Art</strong> Gallery at Trinity<br />
Buoy Wharf, London. Also a<br />
poet, her poems are not at the<br />
time of writing, intended to marry<br />
particular paintings, though later<br />
she sees a strong echo between<br />
them. Zoë is guided towards expression<br />
through spontaneity,<br />
observation and reflection. Zoe’s<br />
paintings and poems express a<br />
yearning for beauty: “Under this<br />
veil of time/I would marry the universe/to<br />
know the secret truth/of<br />
its every beautiful molecule”.<br />
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Roxana Werner<br />
www.roxanawerner.cl<br />
My work consists of three major projects developed throughout my career:<br />
‘El Porquéde Valparaíso’ (‘Why Valparaíso?’), ‘La Huella del Tiempo’<br />
(‘The Footprint of Time’), and ‘Del Salitre a Iquique’ (‘From Saltpeter to<br />
Iquique.’). Experiencing in situ the geographical and ethnographic spaces<br />
is vital to connect emotionally and intellectually with my painting. I have<br />
traversed the Atacama Desert, Valparaíso, and the southernmost region<br />
of Chile to later recreate and interpret them in the solitude of my studio.<br />
‘Entre Marruecos y la India’ (‘Between Morocco and India’), my fourth<br />
project on which I am currently working, aims mainly to explore opposite<br />
cultures that join together for a common purpose.<br />
Fragmentos<br />
Pampinos<br />
oil on canvas<br />
100x140 cm<br />
2004<br />
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Roxana Werner<br />
“Why of Valparaíso” - “Pablo Neruda frente al Océano Pacifico”<br />
(Pablo Neruda, poeta chileno)<br />
oil on canvas<br />
180x120 cm<br />
1994<br />
Soledad<br />
oil on canvas and mixed media<br />
180x120 cm<br />
2001<br />
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Stieger-<strong>Art</strong><br />
www.stieger-roland.ch<br />
Explosion<br />
acryl on canvas<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
Roland Stieger, 46 years old, lives and works in the town of Bischofszell in eastern Switzerland,<br />
where his pictures of the inner harmony are created. For his abstract works Stieger<br />
makes a journey into the “inner self” and utilizes a variety of materials from gold powder to<br />
cleaning rags. His impulses are expressed through intensive colours. The colour combination<br />
alone can become a motif for the “journey” and this “journey” should last very long, for<br />
Stieger consistently strives to reach new horizons. Several domestic and international prices<br />
awarded to Stieger reflect his growing prominence as an artist.<br />
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Landscape<br />
acryl on canvas<br />
100x80 cm<br />
2013
www.stieger-roland.ch<br />
Stieger-<strong>Art</strong><br />
Deep Emotion<br />
mixed media, collage<br />
in acrylic<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
Blue Ice<br />
mixed media in acrylic<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Barbara Monterrosa<br />
www.artistsregister.com/artists/MI14<br />
Barbara Monterrosa discovered 10 years ago that<br />
she had a gift to paint. She describes the feeling<br />
of wanting to paint for the first time, as a burning<br />
desire within her. All she had around the house to<br />
paint was a small stone bowl. With a few dollars<br />
she bought 4 colours. Antique gold, turquoise, red<br />
and cream, and she began her first piece of artwork.<br />
Since, she has painted murals on walls, ceiling tiles<br />
for doctors’ offices, stage craft, and numerous canvases.<br />
Her artwork varies from abstract, to landscaping,<br />
to still- art and more. Her style is expressionism<br />
and impressionism.<br />
Mi Angel de La<br />
Guarda<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
24x18 inches<br />
2014<br />
Jardin de El<br />
Salvador<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
24x20 inches<br />
2014<br />
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Lindsay Pickett<br />
His main practice involves painting with<br />
oils on canvas, linen and board. He starts<br />
with a basic study of a composition idea,<br />
takes it further as a small watercolour<br />
painting as a final idea and then develops<br />
it more as the finished oil painting. He<br />
also use photographs to create a visual<br />
reality that can be convincing at times<br />
and especially if he wants to get the likeness<br />
of a landscape.<br />
Don’t Look Down<br />
oil on linen<br />
95x120 cm<br />
2010<br />
Land of Ben<br />
oil on linen<br />
91x120 cm<br />
2013<br />
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Agili<br />
www.agili.com.au<br />
Jonathan Apples<br />
watercolor<br />
28x38 cm<br />
2006<br />
High Moon New York<br />
mixed media<br />
76x56 cm<br />
2014<br />
Agnes Parcesepe started to paint in<br />
2002. She paints under the name of<br />
Agili and her works often include a<br />
small seahorse hidden in her composition.<br />
Although primarily a water<br />
colourist, Agnes likes to work<br />
in Acrylic, Oil, Pastel and Ink. She<br />
has developed a special interest in<br />
mixed media paintings, incorporating<br />
multi-coloured material layers,<br />
silk, ribbons and beads, for a three<br />
dimensional effect for City Scrapes,<br />
sky-lined against rich, vibrant water<br />
colour skies. In particular her watercolours<br />
can take up of fourteen<br />
layers of carefully applied individual<br />
hues. Agnes’s use of watercolour<br />
washes has received International<br />
recognition.<br />
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Alina Serebrennikov<br />
You and I<br />
ballpoint pen,<br />
lacquer on canvas<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2013<br />
Alina Serebrennikov was born in 1983 in Zaporizhia (Ukraine) and immigrated in 1996 with<br />
her family to Germany. After studies in materials design (2004-2005) at Frankfurt University<br />
of Applied Sciences she, from 2005 to 2011, studied communication design at Rhine-Main<br />
University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden with a focus on film and has, since getting her<br />
degree in 2011, lived and worked as a freelance artist in Cologne, Germany. Alina Serebrennikov’s<br />
works consist of dialogue with everyday things where she seeks to interpret and understand<br />
the world and human<br />
existence: “I don’t limit myself,<br />
neither in my statements<br />
nor in my style, nor in my way<br />
of communicating.”<br />
In memory<br />
ballpoint pen, lacquer<br />
on canvas<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Doug Sandelin<br />
www.dougsandelin.com<br />
Idyllic America 2<br />
watercolor<br />
32x40 inches<br />
2014<br />
Idyllic America 6<br />
watercolor<br />
32x40 inches<br />
2014<br />
At a very young age I wanted to<br />
be an artist. <strong>Art</strong> school was not an<br />
option for me so i needed to teach<br />
myself, I like the chalenges that<br />
watercolors have when painting<br />
portraits. My series “Idyllic America”<br />
is about aceptance and rejection,<br />
I use a subject that is widely<br />
rejected and put it in a format that<br />
is widely acepted Norman Rockwell’s<br />
Saturday Evening Post.<br />
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Doug Sandelin<br />
Chinatown 2<br />
watercolor<br />
14x18 inches<br />
2014<br />
Chinatown 7<br />
watercolor<br />
13x20 inches<br />
2014<br />
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Elia<br />
www.atelier-elia.de<br />
Elixir of Life –<br />
resource vs. fun<br />
from the series: “You<br />
do not play with<br />
your food”<br />
Chalk pastel on<br />
Kappa board<br />
70x100 cm<br />
2013<br />
Dorothea Elisabeth Piper, 57 years<br />
old, lives and works in South Berlin<br />
as a freelance artist in the “Atelier<br />
Elia”. <strong>Art</strong>s and Creativity of<br />
any kind is the most important<br />
part of her life. She is always looking<br />
for new forms of expression<br />
and loves to make experiments<br />
with colours, materials or mixed<br />
techniques. The diversity of her<br />
paintings is created by working<br />
with students in a little painting<br />
school which has been established<br />
in 2002. Her aim is that<br />
like-minded people would enjoy<br />
how it feels to express themselves<br />
by using paints and brush. It gives<br />
her a good feedback.<br />
You are free<br />
from blame<br />
oil on canvas<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2005<br />
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Gordon T<br />
Gordon Tardio is a Canadian<br />
born artist now<br />
residing in Malaysia.<br />
Since 1980 he has exhibited<br />
his paintings<br />
in Vancouver, Canada,<br />
Bangkok, Singapore &<br />
Malaysia. Gordon has<br />
travelled extensively<br />
over the years and<br />
you’ll see that people, places and cultures<br />
are a recurring theme in his art, as are orchids<br />
and nature. Gordon works mainly<br />
with acrylic colours often on handmade<br />
textured papers which impart the particular<br />
look in his paintings. Then there’s book illustration,<br />
portrait, comic strip, caricature.<br />
He also works with camera and computer, to<br />
create images brush strokes just can’t deliver.<br />
3 Monks<br />
acrylic paint on handmade paper<br />
21x31 inches<br />
2013<br />
Durian on a Sunday Afternoon, Kukup<br />
acrylic paint on handmade paper<br />
31x21 inches<br />
2001<br />
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Jackie Yao<br />
www.JackieYao.com<br />
Jackie is obsessed with watercolour which can capture the charm of water<br />
in kinds of forms, fog, snow, cloud… She learned drawing from professional<br />
artists in her childhood, but touched painting a bit later by herself.<br />
She learned miniature painting from a miniaturist when she was home taking<br />
care of her first daughter. Costal Water was her first miniature painting<br />
without any prior experience. She created her main watercolour<br />
works on her second maternity leave, and Fraser River was one of them.<br />
She was not willing to take reference photos for her painting at first but<br />
ended up with many gorgeous landscape photos.<br />
Fraser River<br />
watercolour<br />
9x11 inches<br />
2011<br />
Coastal Water<br />
watercolour miniature on paper board<br />
1.5x5 inches<br />
2006<br />
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BERTINA<br />
In every sense<br />
acrylic on paper<br />
76x72 cm<br />
2014<br />
Frogs<br />
acrylic on paper<br />
65x50 cm<br />
2014<br />
She was born on 1 April<br />
1956 and has been painting<br />
since childhood. She<br />
is dedicated entirely to<br />
painting since 2013. After<br />
painting many gouache,<br />
she works now in acrylics.<br />
Her painting reflects his<br />
optimistic nature, her love<br />
of nature and accuracy.<br />
She participates in the Salon<br />
d’Automne in 2014 at<br />
the Grand Palais in Paris.<br />
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Shirley Maher<br />
shirleymaher@yahoo.co.uk<br />
Two Elderly Ladies<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
25x20 cm<br />
2013<br />
Man Eating<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
20x23 cm<br />
2013<br />
I have always been interested in people and<br />
places and how they react to each other and<br />
the environment they are in. In these small<br />
pieces I firstly drew the figures in a cafe and<br />
then decided what colours to use to suit the<br />
situation. My most recent work looks at the<br />
market places that people shop in and may<br />
arrange to meet. The. Different cultures and<br />
ways of dressing this can vary in different<br />
market places making it very interesting for<br />
an artist to study and find subjects to draw<br />
and paint.<br />
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www.valentinapiscopo.com<br />
Valentina Piscopo<br />
Valentina was born in<br />
1991 in Rome. She<br />
has travelled extensively<br />
but Africa has<br />
always been her favourite<br />
corner of the<br />
world. Her work has<br />
been shown internationally,<br />
including<br />
New York, London<br />
and Rotterdam. She has obtained her<br />
Master’s degree in Contemporary <strong>Art</strong> with<br />
Sotheby’s Institute and is now working in<br />
London, UK. ‘Spending her childhood between<br />
Italy and Kenya, Valentina’s works<br />
draws inspiration from African landscapes<br />
as well as textiles and wildlife. By experimenting<br />
with a surprising variety of media,<br />
she creates pieces that share a common<br />
aesthetic that reflects the exoticism of<br />
Kenya and Africa at large.’ East-wind<br />
<strong>Art</strong>blog.<br />
Golden Eye<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
140x100 cm<br />
2010<br />
Marafa<br />
mixed media on alpaca wool<br />
60x70 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Francesco Sandrelli<br />
www.francescosandrelli.it<br />
Dream<br />
oil on canvas<br />
160x270 cm<br />
2011<br />
Travel<br />
oil on canvas<br />
160x260 cm<br />
2010<br />
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Francesco Sandrelli is a self-taught<br />
artist from Castiglion Fiorentino,<br />
Tuscany. He had art exhibitions<br />
in France, Canada, UK and the<br />
United States. Although he had<br />
a keen interest in drawing since<br />
early childhood, he began to paint<br />
in the eighties, attending a private<br />
school in Florence. After four years<br />
spent in school, he felt exhausted<br />
and went to hospital for art therapy in painting. From<br />
1994, he paints again. His works during this period reflect<br />
a ‘grande’ love for his family. For a while he paints<br />
large canvases, especially in remembrance of childhood<br />
memories, sensations and dreams: his virtual storytelling<br />
mixes fairy tales with inner visions, combining imperfection<br />
with sharpness and abstraction with figurative.<br />
Sometimes feeling everything farce around, Francesco is<br />
striving to find sense in turmoil through painting.
www.wittbeat.com<br />
wittbeat<br />
Karel Witt is a notorious moonshiner & retro-runner thru<br />
time… unbuttoning the past with offbeat methods, he distils<br />
history’s indigestible events, thus laying down an all-time<br />
valid guidance on how to stay out of reach & keep out of<br />
range. So obviously… (NeO) dAdA or rather DEONADA is<br />
still alive! Born January 8, 1947 in Ostrava (Moravia). He<br />
currently lives and works in Bern (Switzerland).<br />
Wicked Ways<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
120x70 cm (diptych)<br />
2013<br />
Anthropoid<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
80x80 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Noreen Larinde<br />
www.noreen-fine-artist.net<br />
Dream<br />
oil on canvas<br />
18x24 inches<br />
2012<br />
Noreen Larinde has always been an artist, drawing and painting. And then when her position<br />
as art historian demanded photographic skills, she took up the technique not just for documentation<br />
but more importantly as another fine art form. The digital camera and computer<br />
enabled her to utilize her photographs as sources for her paintings, enabling her to plan her<br />
works using these devices. Extensive world travels have been the sources for many paintings<br />
which primarily concern feminist themes, hence a figure of a woman is always a significant<br />
focal point.<br />
Mexico<br />
oil on canvas<br />
26x40 inches<br />
2011<br />
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www.yukiyamamoto.cl<br />
Yuki Yamamoto<br />
Arboles<br />
oil on canvas<br />
120x100 cm<br />
2013<br />
Cerro Alto<br />
oil on canvas<br />
80x80 cm<br />
2014<br />
Born in Argentina of Japanese father<br />
andChilean mother, lived in Kyoto<br />
until 6 years old. Moved to Santiago<br />
de Chile and lived there till now. Studied<br />
fine arts and specialized in painting<br />
restoration. After 10 years working<br />
as a restorer at the National Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
Museum of Santiago de Chile, she decided<br />
it was time to give the chance<br />
to her own work. She has participated<br />
in several collective and solo exhibits<br />
in Chile, Buenos Aires, Bologna and<br />
Punta del Este.<br />
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Monique Boutens<br />
www.monique-boutens.nl<br />
Indian Summer<br />
Glass<br />
90x75 cm<br />
2012<br />
Monique Boutens is an artist true and pure. She has mastered<br />
the art of portraying emotions and day to day life. The joy, the<br />
dreams, the passion, it all jumps of the screen. Using vivid colors<br />
and distinct lines she applies her wondrous technique to create<br />
works that amaze. Her passion for her material is unmistakable.<br />
She produces unique exciting images that are full of life, layered<br />
and send us a clear message: one of hope and joy.<br />
Heatwaves<br />
Glass<br />
75x60 cm<br />
2013<br />
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www.TheTimTaylor.com<br />
Tim Taylor<br />
Tim Taylor’s art evolved, under the social<br />
challenges of being an independent<br />
artist in the USA, to become a playful<br />
pleasure principle. He discarded “idea”<br />
from his palette and found his art growing<br />
into a space of shapes, surface, light<br />
and colour. Subtracting content from<br />
his work, he was left with the elements.<br />
A set of art from that era includes very<br />
simple sculptures and paintings that echo<br />
as postmodern reminders, while moving<br />
it a next step, celebrating art as object in<br />
its own right.<br />
Lamp<br />
multimedia<br />
10x12x16 inches<br />
2004<br />
Untitled<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
54x36 inches<br />
2004<br />
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Eunice Choi<br />
www.eunicechoi.com<br />
Potentiality<br />
oil on canvas<br />
80x80 inches<br />
2012<br />
Eunice Choi is an interdisciplinary artist who practices in drawing, painting, and sculpture.<br />
Choi received her MFA in Studio <strong>Art</strong> from the School of the Museum of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s/ Tufts University.<br />
Choi has received a number of awards including <strong>Art</strong>ist-in-Residence awards at Vermont<br />
Studio Center (VT), the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico, and other programs.<br />
She was featured as an emerging artist in the Boston Sunday Globe. She has exhibited nationally<br />
and internationally. Exhibitions include Boston Young Contemporaries, Wisconsin <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Biennial, Whitewater – Beijing in China, and Forget Me Not in Seoul, Korea. Currently, she<br />
lives and works in Somerville, MA.<br />
#9 Family Tree<br />
colored pencil,<br />
graphite on paper<br />
28.5x40 inches<br />
2014<br />
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www.patbenincasa-art.com<br />
Pat Benincasa<br />
Stelco - Hamilton,<br />
Ontario<br />
Encaustic, oil paint,<br />
cement, wood, z-scale<br />
track on sheet metal<br />
36x24 inches<br />
2012<br />
Benincasa explores a lost, 20th century tribe who shaped their<br />
locale through sweat + labour in iconic industrial sites. Cities<br />
that formed around these mammoth worksites now struggle to<br />
repurpose themselves. If memories reconstruct our past, then examining<br />
these demolished sites provides a rich reflective lens.<br />
Whether the land itself holds memory or there is residual energy<br />
from those who were here before us – her creative expression<br />
hones in on collective memory frozen in time. <strong>Art</strong> is a timeless<br />
lens to see where future meets the past in the form of these magnificent<br />
worksites. What is absent is not forgotten.<br />
Blast Furnace #1<br />
Encaustic, rust, oil paint,<br />
wood on sheet metal<br />
24x24 inches<br />
2011<br />
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Ryan Butters<br />
www.RyanButters<strong>Art</strong>.com<br />
Vexation<br />
oil on panel<br />
36x36 inches<br />
2014<br />
Born in 1988, Ryan Butters is a painter from Pennsylvania who also creates art in wood, ceramics,<br />
and cinema to influence his painting aesthetic. Fusing motion and three dimensional<br />
experiences from his other areas of study has provided him with a distinct energetic style. Using<br />
color as light, Ryan captures the emotion of the portrait while creating a harmony through<br />
saturation, hue, and temperature. He works with palette knives in oil to render the subject<br />
with patches of color while his paint application gives the portrait life and a sense of visually<br />
stimulating movement.<br />
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Discord<br />
oil on panel<br />
36x36 inches<br />
2014
www.ellenpieck.com<br />
Ellen Pieck<br />
A Travers Lafaille<br />
oil on canvas<br />
50x70 cm<br />
2013<br />
Award winning Ellen Pieck, is painting<br />
maps of her inner soul. The connections<br />
life are giving her, are visible on<br />
her paintings. They are expressed with<br />
colours and movement. Once on the<br />
canvas they live their own lives and give<br />
wherever they need to be taken.<br />
Ombre<br />
oil on canvas<br />
40x80 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Jeanet Hönig<br />
www.jeanet-honig.com<br />
Jeanet Hönig studied design and art in Paris and Tokyo. Her large-scale<br />
floor art often stretch over several hundred square metres can be found<br />
around the world. As well as floor art, Jeanet Hönig has always worked<br />
on the more traditional medium of canvases, and she also uses Polyurethane<br />
here as a raw material. Jeanet has a clear and minimalistic<br />
approach to colours. The most significant stylistic feature of any art is<br />
however the recurrent elements of circles and lines. The dimensions<br />
certainly differ depending on whether Jeanet is working on a flooring<br />
project or on a canvas, but this has no effect on her actual artistic process.<br />
These two different fields both begin with a detailed artistic concept,<br />
which has a concrete idea as its basis.<br />
SHG Kliniken<br />
Stairs Vö̈lklingen<br />
Germany<br />
PU<br />
370 qm<br />
2011-2013<br />
Office-building<br />
Lounge Battice<br />
Belgium<br />
PU<br />
560 qm<br />
2007<br />
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www.lindagleitzart.com<br />
Linda Gleitz<br />
We Choose to<br />
Let You Civilly<br />
Unionize<br />
oil on canvas<br />
36x36 inches<br />
2014<br />
Linda studied art at the University of Colorado and then had a family and a job that consumed<br />
most of her time for 35 years. She has been fortunate to turn back to her artwork full time for<br />
the last three years. She is a mixed media artist using mostly oil paint, ceramic and mosaic.<br />
She is most proud of her recent inclusion in the “National Women’s Caucus for the <strong>Art</strong>s Best<br />
of 2014” show in Chicago!! She was in the company of some really amazing strong female<br />
artists there and she felt honored to be included. Her work can be found in some publications<br />
including “Night of A Hundred<br />
Angels” and “Women’s<br />
Right’s an <strong>Art</strong>ist’s Perspective,<br />
sponsored by Unite Women.<br />
org”. She hopes to continue<br />
making art until the day she<br />
dies… hopefully making the<br />
world a little more beautiful<br />
and letting her voice be heard<br />
on some very important issues.<br />
We Chose to Tell You<br />
That You Have No Choice<br />
in This Matter<br />
oil on canvas<br />
36x36 inches<br />
2014<br />
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Michael H. Pröpper<br />
www.michaelproepper.de<br />
Astray<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
150x90 cm<br />
2014<br />
Michael Pröpper is predominantly a figurative painter, but also photographs,<br />
and builds installations. His interests cover the dynamics of life<br />
as a ‘passage’; the fuzziness of human perception and agency; overconsumption;<br />
the transformation of values; light, seas and clouds. The goals<br />
of all his experiments are non-passivized objects. His theoretical and<br />
practical position emerged on various fields as he holds a PhD degree<br />
in anthropology and a master’s degree in woodwork. He is teaching ‘art<br />
and anthropology’ at Hamburg University and finds a rich field of synergies<br />
between the scientific, the practical and the artistic paths through<br />
the world.<br />
Bernsteinfischer<br />
oil on canvas<br />
150x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
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www.michaelproepper.de<br />
Michael H. Pröpper<br />
Rundu Man<br />
oil on canvas<br />
100x70 cm<br />
2014<br />
En passant<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
150x95 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Evie<br />
www.eviearts.co.uk<br />
Harbour Town<br />
acrylic on reclaimed<br />
pallet wood<br />
30x19 cm<br />
2014<br />
Evie originates from Budapest,<br />
Hungary, and now<br />
lives and works near Cambridge.<br />
She likes to show<br />
her art on different forms<br />
of canvas. She studied<br />
art in Budapest and has<br />
used the usual mediums<br />
to paint on but has found<br />
a particular liking painting<br />
on reclaimed wood,<br />
keeping to her belief of<br />
giving “life” to old discarded<br />
wood. Evie paints<br />
what makes her happy or<br />
sad and hopes her work<br />
brings emotions to others.<br />
Cubic Cats<br />
acrylic on reclaimed<br />
pallet wood<br />
15x23 cm<br />
2014<br />
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www.eviearts.co.uk<br />
Evie<br />
Patchwork Cat<br />
acrylic on reclaimed pallet wood<br />
2013<br />
Blue Night Meeting<br />
acrylic on plywood<br />
2014<br />
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MGP Andersen<br />
www.mgpandersen.com.<br />
Nothing Today<br />
Miracle<br />
oil on canvas<br />
25x31 inches<br />
2011<br />
MGP Andersen’s oil paintings have been described<br />
as “secret, strange and surreal.” This<br />
may be because she lets paint and time give<br />
her the subject. She is currently a member<br />
of the San Francisco Women <strong>Art</strong>ists Gallery,<br />
but has been juried into many shows, from<br />
the Sanchez <strong>Art</strong> Center in Pacifica, CA, to The<br />
Phoenix <strong>Art</strong> Gallery in New York City.<br />
Sufficient<br />
oil on canvas<br />
13x17 inches<br />
2011<br />
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www.DianeNelsonStudio.com<br />
Diane Nelson<br />
Joyful Dance<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
24x30 inches<br />
2013<br />
My current work is a series of mixed media figurative paintings incorporating the human<br />
form into microscopic images and imaginary environments. My paintings combine classical<br />
drawing with contemporary sensibility; I am drawn as well to themes of power, freedom and<br />
dynamic movement.<br />
Is the figure on the surface or beneath it?<br />
Are these cellular patterns a revealing view<br />
of inner structures or merely a surface element?<br />
Some of my figures attempt to break<br />
through real or imagined limitations to a<br />
more realized state of being.<br />
I am inspired by the technical skill of Renaissance<br />
Masters and Surrealists like<br />
Magritte and Dali, who combined dreamlike<br />
qualities with an awareness of the environment;<br />
and the spontaneity of contemporary<br />
artists who surprise us with unusual<br />
visual metaphors. I am also enriched by<br />
the anatomical and microscopic knowledge<br />
I gained from my years as a medical<br />
illustrator. These images, patterns and<br />
colors often push their way to the surface.<br />
Another Page<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
24x30 inches<br />
2012<br />
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Christine Schwarz<br />
www.christine-schwarz.com<br />
Maria far away<br />
oil on canvas<br />
60x80 cm<br />
1992<br />
Dreaming<br />
oil on canvas<br />
80x100 cm<br />
2001<br />
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Christine Schwarz was born in 1951.<br />
She studied German and <strong>Art</strong>s. 20 years<br />
ago she visited an exhibition of Tamara<br />
Lempicka in London and was so fascinated<br />
by her work that she began to<br />
paint. Her subjects are women and she<br />
tries to express their special and various<br />
feelings: sadness, disappointment,<br />
sexuality, hope, love and loneliness.<br />
She works with oil, acrylic and pastel.<br />
For her a painting is well done, when<br />
the expression of a woman had been<br />
realized. In 2005 she published a book.
www.christine-schwarz.com<br />
Christine Schwarz<br />
Revenge<br />
oil on canvas<br />
60x80 cm<br />
2006<br />
Waiting for<br />
oil on canvas<br />
40x120 cm<br />
2009<br />
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Anh BacH<br />
www.anhbachstudio.com<br />
Anh Bach is an exciting and innovative artist from Vietnam who<br />
now resides in the US. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Fine<br />
<strong>Art</strong>s from the Saigon Academy of <strong>Art</strong>. Her skill includes a superb<br />
blend of palette knife and brush. Her portraiture captures the embodiment<br />
of the subject as well as conveys a deep feeling for its<br />
soul. Her strokes are both breath taking and brave, yet soft and<br />
warm. Anh Bach paints with a wonderful sense of compassion<br />
combined with boldness. Her works are gallery quality and can<br />
warm a room with their vibrancy.<br />
Night window shop<br />
oil on canvas<br />
20x16 inches<br />
2014<br />
Valentina<br />
oil on canvas<br />
30x24 inches<br />
2014<br />
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www.lynngibsonart.co.uk<br />
Lynn Gibson<br />
Colour Galore<br />
encaustic<br />
59x84 cm<br />
2014<br />
Untitled<br />
encaustic<br />
15x21 cm<br />
2014<br />
Born in 1984, Lynn Gibson is an abstract<br />
and organic artist from Glasgow, working<br />
exclusively with hot wax her work is<br />
fuelled by the extremities of science and<br />
nature along with her fascination for all<br />
things “a bit strange”. She first started<br />
showcasing her paintings in Craft Fairs<br />
and markets around the city in 2012,<br />
even in this extremely competitive environment<br />
her art stood out from the<br />
crowd so that within the year her work<br />
was escalated to the cities Galleries and<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Shows and she exhibits regularly in<br />
and around Glasgow.<br />
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Heelim Hwang<br />
www.heelimhwang.com<br />
One who travels<br />
acrylic, cut paper,<br />
sticker, napkin,<br />
fabric on panel<br />
18x21 inches<br />
2014<br />
Born in 1987 in South Korea, Heelim Hwang is a young emerging Korean artist. Hwang<br />
earned her BFA degree at the School of the <strong>Art</strong> Institute of Chicago in 2012 and she is currently<br />
enrolled in the Master of Fine <strong>Art</strong> program at the same school. Some parts of Hwang’s<br />
works are extremely decorative, integrating patterns into space. Hwang attempts to create<br />
visual atmospheres that allow for complex<br />
and contradictory influences. She<br />
pulls from various sources of inspiration,<br />
including Indian miniature paintings,<br />
biological structures, children’s<br />
toys from thrift stores, and over-saturated<br />
neon lights of Seoul.<br />
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Caterpillar II<br />
acrylic, enamel on panel<br />
21x24 inches<br />
2012
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Helen Chen<br />
The Bridge<br />
Oil on Canvas<br />
106x76 cm<br />
2013<br />
Taiwanese-born Helen Chen came to California in 1978 and has been painting since 2008.<br />
By 2011 her unique style began to reveal itself in multi-dimensional prismatic crystalline<br />
expressions of the Divine which inspires the genius inherent in her art. Mirroring her strong<br />
connection to Nature and the Earth, these works marry quantum mysticism with realism in an<br />
accessible and decorative blend of abstract sacred geometry and organic imagery. The paintings<br />
create a vision both intriguing<br />
and stimulating, and<br />
invite the viewer to enter his<br />
or her own individual otherworldly<br />
experience.<br />
Abundance<br />
oil on canvas<br />
23x30 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Jota LM<br />
www.jota-lm.tumblr.com<br />
Jota LM is a self-taught artist and<br />
lives and works in Sao Paulo,<br />
Brazil. His works distils complex<br />
emotional traits into their simplest<br />
visual representations. The main<br />
themes of his work are fear, isolation<br />
and frustration. Jota LM uses<br />
an experimental technique of applying<br />
clay onto canvas creating a<br />
complex texture, vibrancy, depth<br />
and fragility to his works.<br />
Surrounded<br />
watercolour on paper,<br />
diptych<br />
80x30 cm<br />
2012<br />
Untitled Pink<br />
acrylic on canvas, diptych<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2013<br />
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www.dieter-borst.de<br />
Bo<br />
Landscape 1<br />
80x80 cm<br />
Dieter Borst reduces the „seen“, the „experienced” and the „lived” to a minimum. Disturbing<br />
attachments, which could divert of the essential point, has been omitted. Earthy and pastel<br />
shades are dominating his paintings, beside of the black color. Bodies are broken up by him.<br />
These elements, stripped down to their basic forms, will be recompiled for looking at them as<br />
an abstracting memory of appearances in nature.<br />
Landscape 2<br />
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ln<br />
helene.dessalle@hotmail.fr<br />
Belle<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
80x80 cm<br />
2013<br />
Hello My name is Hélène DESSALLE, I am 55 and live by the French seaside. Since my youth,<br />
art and painting are essential to me. After three years studying at the «Beaux-<strong>Art</strong>s» in Bordeaux,<br />
my life completely changed and found the right balance between my family and my<br />
job, physiotherapist, always with a pencil, brushes or a sketchbook at hand. My skills have<br />
improved for the past five years: I paint my works on canvas, inspired by my job and my vision<br />
of the human body. I explore attitudes, transparency, a breast’s curve or the contour of<br />
a cheekbone, emotion springs from lights, shadows and colors’ interplay. In my work, I seek<br />
mystery, the beauty that satisfies my eye, the message carried by the body and the emotion<br />
anyone can feel at its sight. I sketch nudes from models, and, once I am home, I transpose<br />
these to canvas using acrylic, to my delight and for my friends and family pleasure.<br />
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Rêveuse De<br />
Choses Qui<br />
sont Loin<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
116x81 cm<br />
2013
www.kochubey.net<br />
KOCHUBEY<br />
The Last Dalai<br />
Lama<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
100x100 cm<br />
2014<br />
Painting since childhood under the leadership of her grandfather, who was a talented painter,<br />
Vera had her first group exhibition already at the age of 14. After finishing the State <strong>Art</strong> School<br />
in Moscow and her grandfather’s death she spends next years as a writer, working as a journalist<br />
for the local media. In 2008 she was back to painting – this time seriously. Leaving Moscow<br />
for good in 2011 she found herself in the middle of developing and fresh <strong>Art</strong> scene of Berlin.<br />
Group exhibitions in hidden locations, and art performances in public spaces, lead her to the<br />
understanding of her personal style and aims of her own <strong>Art</strong>.<br />
Putin – Internal Battle<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
120x120 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Parker Beaudoin<br />
www.pb-artist.com<br />
Birth of Hope<br />
water color and oils<br />
16x20 inches<br />
2014<br />
My work expresses the simplistic things in life and modern culture and captures them in<br />
abstract form with a realistic touch of elegance. Conveying a balance of uniformity between<br />
a complex arrangement with the use of colors and shapes, combined with the boldness of<br />
recognizable emblems. Created with the application<br />
of watercolors and oils, I strive to involve the<br />
viewer with bright colors and a sense of familiarity<br />
to capture their attention and implement their mind.<br />
Ever since I was able to hold a crayon, I was always<br />
involved in art. Through the multitude of struggles in<br />
life, art has always been there and given hope. My<br />
work is meant to be inspiring and enlightening to<br />
anyone who views it.<br />
Flourishing<br />
water color and oils<br />
16x20 inches<br />
2014<br />
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www.tobiasginsborg.com<br />
Tobias Ginsborg<br />
God of Nike<br />
mixed media on canvas<br />
200x200 cm<br />
2012<br />
Tobias Ginsborg has developed<br />
his phenomenological<br />
style through an<br />
in-depth research into his<br />
own sensibility, working<br />
from chaos to form, he<br />
expresses raw emotions.<br />
In his pursuit for an objective<br />
art, Ginsborg has<br />
worked and exhibited in<br />
NY, London, Berlin, Mumbai,<br />
Copenhagen, and has<br />
travelled far and broad, to<br />
see and experience life from as many angles as possible. “Life is my<br />
teacher and knowledge is just a steppingstone to life. Ginsborg exists<br />
in the conviction that art is a sensual emancipation, which only exists<br />
when shared in a total sensibility. He is currently creating an artistic<br />
center, called the G foundation in Saltrup, Denmark.<br />
U came out of<br />
nothing<br />
oil on linen<br />
140x140 cm<br />
2012-2014<br />
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Julian Baslyk<br />
www.artwanted.com/julesbaslyk<br />
Bright Ocean Scape<br />
oil paint<br />
24x20 inches<br />
2013<br />
Julian deals with the real and the abstract. Combining<br />
landscape with particular shapes, forms and colours,<br />
Julian creates psychedelic scenes that invoke thought,<br />
feeling and wonder. The permanence of a landscape is<br />
touched upon in his artwork. Julian uses these forms to add<br />
dimensions and abstract perceptions, which create a visual<br />
stimulation. As Julian searches for his own artistic and<br />
self-improvement, he strives for the relationship between<br />
beautiful forms, colour, composition and landscape, and<br />
to expose that in his paintings.<br />
Piece In Hand<br />
oil paint<br />
30x30 inches<br />
2012<br />
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www.peerkriesel.de<br />
Peer Kriesel<br />
Nettig doof<br />
watercolour/pigment-ink<br />
on paper<br />
30x24 cm<br />
2013<br />
Peer Kriesel is born 1979 in Berlin. Data protection<br />
and an apparently increasing confusion<br />
within society, the conflict between traditional<br />
aesthetics, old values and ideas about what is<br />
beautiful – these are some of the topics the artist<br />
Peer Kriesel is dealing with in his work. For years<br />
the artist has concentrated on these issues and<br />
has been inspired by neglect and disappearance<br />
of real aesthetics, but also real anti-aesthetics.<br />
This is a clash Kriesel experiences in his everyday<br />
life and his work is influenced by it.<br />
Apostel?<br />
acrylic/pigment-ink on canvas<br />
105x135 cm<br />
2013<br />
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De Mar<br />
demar7@gmail.com<br />
FADO of<br />
Coimbra<br />
watercolor<br />
48x36 inches<br />
2014<br />
Higher Education Professor and Researcher, PhD, Aggregation. He coordinates<br />
research on creative edutherapy and creative mentoring for<br />
personal development. He has exhibited regularly since 1989. He participated<br />
in about 85 art exhibitions (solo, collective and biennials), nationally<br />
and internationally. He synthesizes various creative techniques<br />
but he is particularly fascinated by the splendor of the watercolors technique.<br />
Five art referees made the critic registration of the artist’s creative<br />
spontaneity that opens doors to imagination. De Mar is mentioned in<br />
who’s who (Ed Anifa Taju 2007); Anuário (MAC 2011); International art<br />
book Próspero (INSAT, 2012); State of the <strong>Art</strong>-<strong>Art</strong>ist´s Book, 2013).<br />
Dance of Fishermen<br />
watercolor<br />
70x40 inches<br />
2013<br />
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www.ann-dunbar.com<br />
Ann Dunbar<br />
Lilypad Tapestry<br />
mixed media<br />
29x30 cm<br />
2014<br />
British artist, Ann Dunbar, now living and working near Paris, France, has a unique method<br />
which has brought her much acclaim, particularly in France and Japan where she has been<br />
awarded numerous medals and diplomas<br />
for its quality and originality. Ann draws her<br />
inspiration from her travelling and working<br />
directly from her subject and using sketch<br />
books to record ideas.<br />
“Ann Dunbar’s art is the product of an<br />
amazing synthesis. On a diluted water colour<br />
background with a romantic perspective,<br />
the foreground is embroidered with a<br />
shimmering vibrancy and delicate detail.”<br />
Bruno Siméon <strong>Art</strong> Critic & Gallery Director<br />
Reflection upon reflection<br />
mixed media<br />
29x30 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Photography, Digital art<br />
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Peter Treiber<br />
Peter B. Treiber is a photographer<br />
with an Associate degree in Graphic<br />
Design from the State University of<br />
New York and a Bachelor of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
degree in Photography from the <strong>Art</strong><br />
Center College of Design in California.<br />
After earning his B.F.A. degree,<br />
he worked in New York City for three<br />
independent photographic studios.<br />
Later, he became the Chief Photographer<br />
at International Nickel and then<br />
advertising photographer for Bethlehem<br />
Steel.<br />
“My purpose for these photographs<br />
is to interpret the joy, excitement and<br />
pleasure of public events, such as,<br />
fireworks, light shows and amusement<br />
parks. My primary criteria as a photographer<br />
is to make beautiful images,<br />
but to make that beauty eye-catching,<br />
both dynamic and fascinating.”<br />
Flame Cutting - Press Forge #2<br />
photography, fine art paper print<br />
20x16 inches<br />
1987<br />
Ethereal Luminescence 152<br />
photography, brushed<br />
aluminium print<br />
28x40 inches<br />
2012<br />
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Dan McCormack<br />
www.ulsterartistsonline.org/user/130<br />
Elisa_D_5-17-<br />
14--12AC<br />
photography<br />
20.00x17.77<br />
inches<br />
2014<br />
Dan McCormack began photographing the nude with Wendy, now his wife, at the School of<br />
the <strong>Art</strong> Institute of Chicago in 1967 while working on his MFA degree in Photography. Then<br />
for over forty years, he explored various techniques and processes while photographing the<br />
nude as a central theme. Dan won a NYSCA-CAPS fellowship in Photography in 1982. Around<br />
1998, he began to explore pinhole photography and won the Ultimate Eye Foundation’s grant<br />
for Figurative Photography in 2009 with his pinhole camera imagery of nudes. Currently, Dan<br />
McCormack heads the Photography program at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York.<br />
Molly_R_4-14-13--13AC<br />
photography<br />
20.00x20.63 inches<br />
2013<br />
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www.linnmarx.com<br />
Linn Marx<br />
Linn Marx learned the trade of photography<br />
in Hamburg, Germany from 2005-<br />
2007. She now works as a freelance<br />
photographer with special interest in<br />
documentary, culture and portrait. The<br />
nearby northern coast with its fresh<br />
wind, light and changes of the sea influences<br />
her images. She has a strong passion<br />
for colours, as well as a keen eye for<br />
light and shadows. She also directed and<br />
shot a short movie and a full time documentary<br />
in 2012. Her recent multimedia<br />
project and travelling exhibition is called<br />
„Freight – Frontiers of Freedom“.<br />
Aschenputtel (Cinderella)<br />
photography,<br />
Greece/Bulgaria<br />
2006<br />
Strandhund (Beachdog)<br />
photography, Costa Rica<br />
2009<br />
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Zgirdea Marius<br />
www.mariuszgirdea.com<br />
My Nest<br />
photo, tape<br />
40x60 inches<br />
2006<br />
Upside down<br />
photos, tape, polymer<br />
medium, acrylic<br />
60x80 inches<br />
2012<br />
My life as an artist began during my<br />
teenage years in Romania, at that time<br />
I would draw and cut used magazines<br />
that I found around the house and then<br />
tape, reshape into the images that I<br />
desired. Many years passed by until I<br />
discovered photography that made me<br />
return to art, and got me a BA in Studio<br />
<strong>Art</strong>s. Once I returned, I started with<br />
what I did when I was a teenager with<br />
the big difference that now I use my<br />
own images to create these collages,<br />
which make my work very personal. My<br />
works are real life-size.<br />
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Zgirdea Marius<br />
One<br />
photo, tape<br />
36x72 inches<br />
2004<br />
Help<br />
photos, tape, polymer medium<br />
40x60 inches<br />
2013<br />
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Jordan Poe<br />
www.jpoedigitalstudios.com<br />
Bodie 5<br />
photography<br />
36x48 inches<br />
2011<br />
Jordan Poe utilizes a variety of scientific processes to create a unique perspective and aesthetic<br />
to provide a distinctive way to tell a story. Jordan’s work covers an array of abstract and<br />
complex concepts such as isolation, greed, civil discourse, chaos theory and sociology are<br />
conveyed in this story telling process.<br />
Medicine Lake 18<br />
photography<br />
55x34 inches<br />
2013<br />
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www.rmlphotos.com<br />
Robert Meyers-Lussier<br />
Ueno Park Stone<br />
Lanterns<br />
photography<br />
4400 px<br />
2013<br />
Robert Meyers-Lussier’s art is spontaneous. It represents a travelogue of plain air scenes that<br />
takes a bite out of time/space as he travels and experiences life. As an author, a journalist and<br />
photographer; micro and macro moments matter. Colour and pattern; joy and regret; nature’s<br />
beginnings and endings; all intrigue him, within the framework of time. Most importantly,<br />
seasons matter. Based on a childhood spent weathering Minnesota’s extremes, combined<br />
with an early, learned Japanese aesthetic; refinement of Meyers-Lussier’s eye continues. He is<br />
forever in search of that most beautiful image that compels him to never forget that moment<br />
in time/space.<br />
Santa Fe Adobe Window<br />
photography<br />
5622 px<br />
2014<br />
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Gjert Rognli<br />
www.grognli.wix.com/theforgottenplace<br />
Chasing Dreams<br />
photography<br />
70x50 cm<br />
2013<br />
Gjert Rognli is working<br />
as a multimedia artist,<br />
and has in recent years<br />
worked with his own<br />
short films, sculpture,<br />
photography and performance.<br />
He is educated<br />
partly in multimedia and<br />
film, and has been represented<br />
by a number of<br />
film festivals and exhibitions<br />
in Norway and abroad. He has also<br />
received several awards for his art films and<br />
photographs, among other, award honourable<br />
mentions from Photographer’s Forum magazine’s<br />
in the United States. He comes from a<br />
sea-Sami village in northern Norway, and his<br />
photographs are staging in the region. In his<br />
work he uses the North Norwegian nature and<br />
his Sami identity to create new work coming<br />
through his dreams and reality.<br />
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Come with me to the secret place<br />
photography<br />
50x70 cm<br />
2013
www.PeterBracke.com<br />
Peter Bracke<br />
Peter Bracke investigates the photographic<br />
medium in its visual and plastic aspects.<br />
Bracke searches for the distinctions between<br />
photography and other visual media and it is<br />
at those intersections where he seeks to express<br />
his vision. The textures of unusual materials<br />
lead the viewer into a tempting, exotic<br />
and dreamy world. Somehow Peter Bracke<br />
turns around the citation of the French Nouvelle-Vague<br />
director Jean-Luc Godard: “We<br />
must confront vague ideas with clear images.<br />
The artist however builds from clear ideas<br />
and vague images which he allows to remain<br />
dreamy, etheric and mystical.”<br />
Twilight Zone<br />
Fujipaper<br />
2014<br />
The Addams Family<br />
Fujipaper<br />
2014<br />
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Han Zhao<br />
hzhaoh1@googlemail.com<br />
Collapsing Fortress<br />
digital photomontage<br />
2012<br />
Han Zhao is a current architecture student and artist born in Taiyuan, China, and now residing<br />
in Nottingham. His subject matters – produced in monochrome – usually draw inspiration<br />
from (and are often meditations of) the systems, cybernetics and progression that occurs<br />
around us. Whilst relying primarily on photography, his works can sometimes employ a variety<br />
of digital techniques; from 3D to digital painting.<br />
The Universe<br />
Experiencing Itself<br />
digital photomontage<br />
2014<br />
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www.sezen.at<br />
Tolga Sezen<br />
Ghosts<br />
C-Print on AluDibond<br />
100x70 cm<br />
2014<br />
Tolga Sezen dares the way from photo towards painting. During his creative process the realistic<br />
image becomes abstract. The “planned” randomness plays a substantial role in his work.<br />
He was born in Istanbul 1965, as a child of a liberal, cosmopolitan artist family. In his youth,<br />
he went to Vienna, studied computer engineering and finally he became an autodidact in<br />
photography and digital photo processing. His artwork is photography-based. The first trigger<br />
of his career as an artist has been an exhibition with photorealistic works. Tolga Sezen: The<br />
moment of the transformation of a photo to a digital painting is magical – like a slightly approaching<br />
dream, searching its way from reality to an illuminated new existence.<br />
Le Coque<br />
C-Print on<br />
AluDibond<br />
100x67 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Alicia Wonderland Photography<br />
www.artofwonderland.com<br />
Flawless<br />
B&W Photography<br />
2014<br />
Alicia worked backstage for a theatre group, and studied for a BA in Film<br />
and Media at the Birkbeck University of London, where her film work<br />
is now used as an example for current students. From childhood, Alicia<br />
was always going to be an artist. She has sketched, studied architecture,<br />
and painted on canvas, before now finding her oeuvre as a full-time<br />
photographer and photo-manipulator. Working in her London-based<br />
studio, she creates a world of dreams, using black and white, light and<br />
shadow, to tell memorable stories in every image or project. For Alicia,<br />
art should create emotion in the artist and inspire pleasure for an audience,<br />
allowing both to explore themselves, as well as enjoy the images.<br />
The Dark Dream<br />
B&W Photography<br />
2014<br />
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www.susankessler.net<br />
Susan Kessler<br />
Susan Kessler was born and raised in Los<br />
Angeles County, CA (USA). As a child, she<br />
was exposed to the nature and beauty of<br />
the coastland. She now lives in the seaside<br />
city of beautiful Santa Cruz, CA,<br />
famous for the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk<br />
and also the towering redwood<br />
trees. This unique environment helps<br />
inspire her creativity. She is an accomplished<br />
and award winning painter and<br />
photographer who recently started combining<br />
photographs, mainly taken in<br />
Santa Cruz, into exquisite photo collages.<br />
Her goal is to challenge the viewers’<br />
imagination by creating visually stimulating<br />
new ways of looking at art.<br />
Red Flower Lighthouse<br />
digital photo collage<br />
30x20 inches<br />
2013<br />
Springtime Casino<br />
digital photo collage<br />
20x30 inches<br />
2014<br />
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David Naman<br />
www.hypnoticphoto.ca<br />
Surrounded by the beauty, nature, and<br />
wildlife of the West Coast, David Naman<br />
became inspired. Not only did he want to<br />
capture, and save a moment, he wanted<br />
others to see the beauty through his eyes.<br />
In 2005 he found a<br />
way to share, and<br />
capture these images<br />
through Photography.<br />
David’s<br />
talent is evident in<br />
his artistic, original,<br />
and sometimes controversial<br />
photos.<br />
David’s visual works<br />
have touched and<br />
disarmed viewers in galleries from New<br />
York, to Las Vegas. Recently published in<br />
‘Masters’ books and widely recognized<br />
by his peers, David has relished the voyage<br />
and looks towards the future with anticipation<br />
in capturing all those moments.<br />
Companion<br />
photograph<br />
32x48 inches<br />
2012<br />
Laughter<br />
photograph<br />
48x32 inches<br />
2011<br />
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www.georgiaszollosi.com<br />
Georgia Szollosi<br />
Chelsea<br />
digital art<br />
<strong>2015</strong><br />
Georgia Szollosi is an airbrush<br />
artist and designer, based in<br />
London, UK. Since she established<br />
her Airbrush Studio,<br />
G-Design in Budapest, 2007,<br />
her work has been featured in<br />
leading art and custom painter<br />
publications, as well as shown<br />
in many exhibitions around<br />
Europe.<br />
“Ever since my earliest days growing up in Hungary I have enjoyed painting and I love to<br />
express my emotions through my art. I have been a fine artist for the last eight years and have<br />
exhibited in both solo and group shows across Europe. I have sold several pieces which include<br />
paintings, drawings and sculptures, some of these have been commissions from clients<br />
within the UK and Europe. Recently I have developed my technique using the airbrush. I am a<br />
multi skilled artist who is not tied to one media. I choose materials based on their relationship<br />
with my concept and what can be interpreted from such means.”<br />
Brighton<br />
digital art<br />
2014<br />
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Sculptures, Installations<br />
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www.sallyrockriver.com<br />
Sally Rockriver<br />
Rockriver believed her processes could exist on other<br />
planets. The series of Thermal Storms are narratives of<br />
glass raining onto a chemical landscape. Her theories<br />
became possibilities in 2013 when NASA discovered an<br />
Azure planet that rains glass. Rockriver combines ceramic<br />
glazes with hot glass to create geochemical events. Vessels<br />
birth specimens from a far-away place. Core-samples<br />
from her imaginary worlds contain<br />
glaze clusters; the seeds of a theoretical<br />
species. Gas emitting salts<br />
are trapped in hot glass to make<br />
self-blown bubbles. Works are not<br />
repretational, but create their own<br />
reality. She refers to this as “Narrative<br />
Material Realism”.<br />
Thermal Storm<br />
blown glass with ceramic<br />
glazes, self-blown fume orb,<br />
glory hole floors<br />
16x24x20 inches<br />
2008<br />
Lost in the Rift of Time<br />
Self-blown fume orbs, blown and<br />
cut glass with ceramic glazes,<br />
fused sand, paper, paint, epoxy<br />
48x24x6 inches<br />
2013<br />
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Nicolai Nickson<br />
www.nicolainickson.com<br />
Nicolai Nickson was born<br />
in Sweden in 1973 to English<br />
and Swedish parents. He<br />
studied painting in Sweden<br />
and Finland before moving to<br />
New York to study sculpture,<br />
where he received an MFA in<br />
Sculpture in 2013 at the New<br />
York Studio School. He studied<br />
stone carving at the <strong>Art</strong><br />
Students League of New York, where he has won<br />
several awards for his work. He has exhibited in<br />
Stockholm, Sweden and New York and has work<br />
in private collections in both countries. He loves<br />
stone and wood, and finds a powerful connection<br />
to these materials through the process of carving.<br />
Autumn<br />
marble<br />
9x8x10 inches<br />
2014<br />
Standup Woman<br />
marble<br />
20x11x9 inches<br />
2013<br />
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www.leodeville.co.uk<br />
Leo Deville<br />
Ishka’s Moment<br />
ceramic & mixed media<br />
26x19x12 cm<br />
2014<br />
Birdeyes<br />
ceramic & mixed media<br />
32x17x6 cm<br />
2013<br />
Leo creates ceramic faces, figures, sculptures<br />
and jewellery that sometimes include coloured<br />
wires, textiles, beads and paint. When she has<br />
a black biro in her hand she produces surreal<br />
black & white illustrations and also paints in oils<br />
& acrylics. She started working spontaneously<br />
with the black biro drawings, which took her on<br />
subconscious journeys to a world far more interesting<br />
than the physical normality. She now<br />
lets her ceramics evolve and loves this process<br />
as she’s constantly intrigued to view where her<br />
mind has taken her. Leo’s eyes, ears and mind<br />
are forever open to new ideas and influences.<br />
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Brent Brager<br />
www.millponddesigns.com<br />
Presidential Ambitions<br />
Wood carving-Eastern red cedar,<br />
diamond willow<br />
72x42x44 inches<br />
2014<br />
Brent Brager is a Minnesota based<br />
artist, and excels in working with<br />
wood and metal. His sculptures<br />
are deftly carved bringing soul,<br />
depth and expressiveness into<br />
his work that is uncanny. In recent<br />
reviews, some of his pieces<br />
have been called psychological<br />
heavyweights, harrowing and absurd<br />
yet impeccably carved. Brent<br />
says he started out as an abstract<br />
artist when he was young… very,<br />
very young. In that case his art has<br />
definitely become more sophisticated,<br />
thoughtfully maturing with<br />
age, and taking on an equally humorous<br />
if not darker tone.<br />
Entitlementia<br />
Wood Carving-<br />
Basswood Rickshaw-Steel<br />
72x22x72 inches<br />
2012<br />
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www.asliuludag.com<br />
Asli Uludag<br />
Home afar, by the sea…<br />
Etched copper<br />
9x7x7 inches<br />
2012<br />
We build on seesaws, don’t we?<br />
Hand cut copper, nickel silver, cement<br />
10x10x6 inches<br />
2014<br />
We look with awe at our history, at the great<br />
civilizations that have defined power. We<br />
reuse the stones and the papers they have<br />
left behind and rebuild on our borrowed<br />
land; with the belief that we will make it<br />
ours, we play history again. Uludag’s work<br />
juxtaposes the past and the present by borrowing<br />
motifs, shapes, and objects from art<br />
and architecture as well as acts of ritual that<br />
remind the viewer “here” and “now” is the<br />
result of the demise of “there” and “then”;<br />
and though we see ourselves more developed<br />
than the people of the past, we continuously<br />
repeat their mistakes.<br />
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Bobby Tso<br />
www.BobbyTso.com<br />
Detail<br />
Moment of Re-Inventing<br />
“Ideally Speaking“<br />
White Earthenware, Cone 04,<br />
sanded surface, Wood, Plastic,<br />
and Paint<br />
36x48x12 inches<br />
2013<br />
Kwok Pong Tso was born and raised in Hong Kong. After receiving some education in Hong<br />
Kong he decided to come to the USA to begin exploring the culture while continuing his<br />
education. In 2009 he completed the undergraduate art program at Northwest Missouri State<br />
University. He then worked as a teaching assistant and adjunct teacher teaching Ceramics at<br />
Iowa Central Community College. After earning his Master of Fine <strong>Art</strong> degree at the University<br />
of Iowa and plans to graduate in 2013, He is now act as lecturer of art in Ceramics at Northwest<br />
Missouri State University, teaching all level Ceramics classes, and head of the Ceramics<br />
Department. The concept<br />
of his recent work is form<br />
and grows from his curiosity<br />
about the relationship between<br />
one object to another.<br />
Moment of Re-Inventing-<br />
“De-lib-er-a-tion”<br />
White Earthenware, Cone<br />
04, sanded surface, Wood,<br />
Plastic, Paper, Paint and glass<br />
32x36x8 inches<br />
2014<br />
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www.michelebrody.com<br />
Michele Brody<br />
Grass Skirt 4<br />
sculpture<br />
65x36 inches in diameter<br />
2013<br />
Nature Preserve<br />
installation<br />
96x264x144 inches<br />
2011<br />
Michele Brody is a New York based artist who<br />
has had one-person shows in France, Costa<br />
Rica, Chicago, Germany, Taiwan and New<br />
York City. She has received an artist grant or<br />
residency every year since receiving her MFA<br />
from The School of <strong>Art</strong> Institute of Chicago in<br />
1994, including the Pollock/Krasner Foundation,<br />
New York Foundation for the <strong>Art</strong>s, Marin<br />
Headlands Centre for the <strong>Art</strong>s and Marie<br />
Walsh Sharpe <strong>Art</strong> Foundation. In 2011 she was<br />
awarded Best 3-D Entry at the international <strong>Art</strong><br />
Prize competition. She currently resides and<br />
works in The Bronx as an <strong>Art</strong>ist-in-Residence<br />
at the Andrew Freedman Home.<br />
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Anna Gunnars<br />
www.annagunnars.is<br />
Fluctuation<br />
(detail)<br />
silk, wool, metal<br />
frame, sibory<br />
technique<br />
160, 140, 120x25 cm<br />
2014<br />
Anna Gunnars is a textile artist residing in Iceland. Focusing on the traditional felt making<br />
technique, Anna combines it with a contemporary, fresh approach. She has developed her<br />
own unique way of felting, where her signature has a strong sense of Scandinavian and minimal<br />
art. Anna´s work is based on the idea of light and shadow, creating large sculptures and<br />
3D wall pieces for both indoor and outdoor use. Anna has gained international recognition<br />
for her sculptural work, exhibited in<br />
various countries such as Australia,<br />
Korea, USA, Germany and Sweden.<br />
Heaven and Ocean (detail)<br />
silk indigo dyed<br />
99x33 cm<br />
2014<br />
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www.annagunnars.is<br />
Anna Gunnars<br />
Forest<br />
plant dyed silk<br />
75x40 cm<br />
2014<br />
Atlantic Ocean<br />
coiling wool yarn<br />
4 meters<br />
2013<br />
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V. meer<br />
www.v-meer.de<br />
Archetype<br />
Clay<br />
20x10x10 cm<br />
2010<br />
V. meer – Vera Meyer – is a self-taught artist. She studied biotechnology in Sofia and Berlin and<br />
worked as a scientist in Berlin, London and Leiden. Currently, she holds a professorship for<br />
applied and molecular microbiology at the Berlin University of Technology. As a scientist, she<br />
tries to understand what shapes and<br />
structures living organisms, to decode<br />
nature’s genetic principle that<br />
defines morphology. As an artist, she<br />
does not act rationally; instead she<br />
impulsively creates objects, paintings<br />
and letterings. Her artistic work<br />
is intuitive, improvised, without intended<br />
purpose, ranges from expressive<br />
to reduced, from large to small,<br />
from loud to quiet.<br />
Guardian<br />
Wood, metal, stone<br />
60x20x20 cm<br />
2013<br />
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www.davidconnolly.org<br />
David Connolly<br />
Speakers are<br />
speaking in code<br />
3 channel audio<br />
loop, 1 / 4 and 1 / 8<br />
steel rods, three<br />
horn speakers<br />
Dimensions<br />
variable<br />
2012<br />
David Connolly is a New York based artist whose work situates itself in<br />
the larger field of new media, interactivity, sculpture and installation.<br />
For more than a decade he has chosen to live and work outside of his<br />
native Australia, immersing myself in the cultures, languages and belief<br />
systems of New York, Tokyo and Buenos Aires. He has gained extended<br />
exposure to issues that are at once culturally specific and globally applicable<br />
specifically, the themes of immigration, migration and isolation as they<br />
are coupled with biometrics, surveillance, and detachment due to the<br />
increased use of technology.<br />
Be careful for what we wish for?<br />
Melamine rice bowls, display case, plaster Chinese lions, utopia book on architecture, red<br />
silk cloth and Himalayan salt.<br />
Dimensions variable<br />
2013<br />
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Meredith Nichols<br />
www.meredithleenichols.com<br />
Untitled<br />
wood fired stoneware<br />
18x16x4 inches<br />
2014<br />
Too busy to talk (detail)<br />
cotton, string, rubber latex,<br />
altered readymades, mirror<br />
6x6x5 inches<br />
2014<br />
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Meredith’s work is driven by a desire to<br />
evoke connections between objects and<br />
people. She expresses unanswered questions<br />
and curiosities, often dwelling in<br />
unsettled contradictions rather than seeking<br />
to resolve them. Those who view her<br />
work are asked float awhile in this uncertainty,<br />
and drawing from her unique<br />
visual language, to open up a gateway to<br />
reciprocal human understanding. She is a<br />
young artist working in Hudson Valley, NY,<br />
always poking around for things unknown.
www.giatkabladze.com<br />
George (Gia) Tkabladze<br />
ROMANTIC ALLUSIONS<br />
Wood, Metal<br />
24,5x11x8,5 inches<br />
2012<br />
BOMB FALLING IN LOVE<br />
Wood<br />
26x30x10 inches<br />
<strong>2015</strong><br />
George Tkabladze was<br />
born in 1971 in Kutaisi,<br />
country of Georgia. In<br />
1996, he received his BFA<br />
and MFA, majoring in<br />
sculpture from Tbilisi State<br />
Academy of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s, and<br />
Associate degree in sculpture<br />
and art education in<br />
I. Nicoladze <strong>Art</strong> College.<br />
(Tbilisi, Georgia). Since<br />
1993 he has participated in more than sixty<br />
national and international exhibitions, Biennales,<br />
Triennials and received numerous awards<br />
and grants such as: International <strong>Art</strong> Award<br />
RAFFAELLO SANZIO 2014 – Lecce, Italy and<br />
TRINACRIA award 2014, – Museum Monreale,<br />
Italy. His works are kept in galleries and private<br />
collections in: USA, The Netherlands, Greece,<br />
United Kingdom, and Georgia.<br />
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SUPPORTED ARTISTS<br />
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www.mayasunn.com<br />
MayaSunn<br />
Blazing Dream<br />
Airbrush and<br />
Spray paint<br />
60x48 inches<br />
2014<br />
Maya Sunn’s art offers you a moment of pure freedom, to ease your soul and escape this world<br />
of pain by bringing you somewhere else. Having survived her death in 2011, she came back<br />
with an inner peace and a different understanding of Life. Her art shows us all the beauty<br />
that lies within. Everything she feels, touches, sees, smells is a new inspiration. Each artwork<br />
contains a part of her soul. Give her a can of spray paint and she’ll make a masterpiece! Her<br />
3D’s elements and textures makes her art stand out, unique and apart of the others.<br />
Deep Inside<br />
Spray paint<br />
48x48 inches<br />
2014<br />
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Eniko Takacs<br />
enicot.wordpress.com<br />
Uterus Metamorphosis Model<br />
installation<br />
40x30 cm<br />
2007<br />
Cipolla Modern Dance Ballet<br />
installation<br />
500x700 cm<br />
2010<br />
Eniko Takacs is a Hungarian born visual,<br />
set, costume artist and designer based in<br />
London. After she finished her studies to<br />
become a graphic designer, she felt tempted<br />
to do something different expanding<br />
her view and knowledge about art. Then<br />
she has been studying Theater and Film<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Design at the Hungarian University of<br />
Fine <strong>Art</strong>s. There she received scholarship<br />
at Accademia di Belle <strong>Art</strong>i di Brera in Milan<br />
where she has been encouraged about<br />
her project. Since she had have worked<br />
at several theaters, films and exhibitions,<br />
projects and participated in a few solo and<br />
joint exhibition throughout Europe.<br />
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Andras Zoboki<br />
Ballaro Market<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
25x30 cm<br />
2014<br />
Originally from Hungary impressionist painter Andrew Zoboki now lives and works in<br />
London. His paintings are known for their emphasis on atmosphere, light and movement,<br />
rather than detail, which is only hinted at by seemingly random dashes of colour. His works<br />
are artistic combination of a delicate impressionist style with a sense of fun and sometimes<br />
critic, results in powerful artworks. Before turning back to paint and brushes to capture figures<br />
and moods Andrew was a cartoon animator for seven years, producing work for the most<br />
famous studios in his country.<br />
Social Network – Part of a Triptichon<br />
oil on canvas<br />
221x76 cm<br />
2007<br />
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Nam YoonSoo<br />
www.NamYoonSoo<strong>Art</strong>.com<br />
High Frequency<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
36x36 inches<br />
2014<br />
YoonSoo Nam is a visual artist who paints unique and extraordinary pictures of the heavenly<br />
realm in spirit and in truth. Through her exhibitions, live shows, website and Facebook page,<br />
her paintings and poems have been released and impacting many souls in various countries.<br />
She was born in Seoul, Korea, graduated<br />
from Ewha Woman’s University<br />
with Bachelor of Fine <strong>Art</strong>s and Master<br />
of <strong>Art</strong>s & Craft, from Seoul Jangsin<br />
Theological Seminary with M.DIV.<br />
“I paint for Jesus, the one who is alive<br />
in me. I see my artworks shine the<br />
creative light and bring His mysterious<br />
Kingdom to the earth.”<br />
Time Redemption<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
30x40 inches<br />
2014<br />
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www.editmihovich.wix/artworks<br />
Edit Mihovics<br />
Abstract drawing, with peaceful patterns. I describe<br />
my drawings as “soul stamps” I create<br />
these drawings through my symbol system.<br />
They can show my emotional state and energy<br />
qualities. When I create for people they transmit<br />
some deep message, and they can help to<br />
understand the course of things. The minimal<br />
style is just minimal :)<br />
Glass<br />
mixed media<br />
21x40 cm<br />
2014<br />
After Three Months<br />
mixed media<br />
29x42 cm<br />
2014<br />
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Evi Toth<br />
www.evitothphoto.wix.com/evisphotography<br />
Lilly Wood Mask<br />
digital art illusion filter<br />
40x60 cm<br />
2014<br />
Body painting by Zoltan Szabo, model Bianca.<br />
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Weisse Dame<br />
photography<br />
2012<br />
Evi Toth is a Hungarian freelancer a photographer<br />
living and working in the Netherlands.<br />
In her very early years she discovered The<br />
Camera and since she is fascinated by photography.<br />
“I am not here to take<br />
a cute pictures of your<br />
child. I am here to document<br />
the newness of<br />
your little one in such<br />
a way that it is impossible<br />
to forget. I want you<br />
to have wonderful moments<br />
whilst looking at<br />
these photographs and share memories and<br />
smiles with your friends and family. I want<br />
you to print them out a dozen times or more,<br />
frame them and hang them on your walls, to<br />
hold in your hands, to browse through the<br />
images in albums and books for decades to<br />
come. Photography is so very important, since<br />
it will tell our stories for many generations<br />
after those times when we will no longer be<br />
able to do so.”
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Yuki Yamamoto<br />
Arboles<br />
oil on canvas<br />
120x100 cm<br />
2013<br />
ISBN: 978-0-9928106-2-7<br />
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