ARTOZE International Art Magazine | Edition: Oct - Dec, 2020

Artoze October - December 2020
sun, Spain Mr.Juandres Vera from
Spain. He is an International 3D artist
and a very well renowned street
artist who has a history of some
really big brands in his kit, some of
which include Nike, Walt Disney and
many more. He has also been featured
in the Guinness Book of World
Records for ephemeral anamorphic
street painting on the pavement, 6
x 140 meters. He has obtained several
awards from urban art projects
on both ephemeral and permanent
murals in two-dimensional mode and
anamorphic mode (3D) in countries
such as Dubai, United States, United
Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Holland,
Belgium, Thailand, among others.
The career of Juandres kickstarted
after winning first prize in two consecutive
contests while studying
for his Bachelor of Visual Arts, Vera
participated in a Street Art contest.
Our next guest Mr. John Hui from
London has been sought after by
many among the participants here
today as one of their favourite artists.
His artworks defamiliarize the
subject depicted through abstraction
and surrealism in an effort to
convey an uncanny sense of beauty
that challenges social archetypes.
His latest project includes blog publications
that are centred around
sharing stories, thoughts and art
that are related to our most innate
human connections such as love,
pain and compassion to empower
others. His artworks have an uncommon
sense of innate portrait of
thoughts depicted visually.
Upcoming Guest of Honour Articles
We also took a dive into asking the
panellists about their respective
fields, which indeed took be an
inspiration for many among the participants
of the event.
Eric shared his experience through
the journey of his career, he said he
had always been very passionate
about sports and also the business
side of the industry which actually
led him to create the empire
he owns today. Eric’s answer for
potential plans of revival was very
inspiring and motivating, the piece
of advice was simple but something
very essential, he stated that
this newfound free time should not
be taken for granted and everyone
should actually focus on improving
themselves and prepare for
the next best thing, as you never
know when that might come!
Mr.Suvigya has a niche style of art,
on being asked about his unique talent
and expertise he shared that he
was born into an artistic family and
the craft was passed down from
generation to generation and he felt
a calling to miniature paintings as it
was like an understated style.
John owns his style of art, it is a variation
from the others in the crowd,
its a blend of different forms that
intrigued the audience and all of us
as well.
He elaborated and said that it was
a mix of surrealism and abstraction
and he also shared that he always
wanted to make his artwork look
realistic but was also never into
the idea of traditional paintings and
enjoyed creating his own art style.
The exceptional participation from
the audience about their individual
art styles was such a breath of fresh
air filled with the vibrancy of creativity
and passion, each member from
the audience had something uplifting
to say. The audience also had
some reflective questions to ask
the panellists.
The panel discussion went on with
a wave of experiences, laughs,
thoughts, journeys, perceptions, art
and more, it was a time at its best on
a Monday evening.
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Eric Dailey
See on pg. 47
Suvigya Sharma
See on pg. 53
Juandres Vera
See on pg. 59
John Hui
See on pg.65
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