Category: Artists

Cristian Coo is a Chilean Artist. To intensify and make deeper his contemporary artistic work, he has set up his workshop on the shores of Lake Rapel, Chile, where the proximity to nature and the experience of sailing, will enhance his artistic creation. After a successful career in the business world, Coo decided to fully dedicate his talent to his creative artistic vocation. His path has been driven by research and experimentation around a theme that constantly interest him: energy as a luminous, immaterial and cosmic phenomenon. Following his main inspiration, he attended programs at the Catholic University of Chile School of Art, where he.

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Adriana Dorta Sáez, born in Caracas, Venezuela, has a bachelor’s degree in Business and studied Visual Arts at the American Art Institute of Miami. From the early age, she developed a high inclination towards the arts inspired by the effects of light through shades and color in the stained glass of France’s old cathedrals, like Chartres and Notre-Dame en Vaux. The artist has said: “… As an adult, I now perceive my paintings as a form of multicolor light through precise lines that reflect the influence of my passion for stained glass and how it reflects the straight lines that move throughout the day. That’s.

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Laura Epler is an internationally established contemporary American artist, named one of America’s best-mixed media artists by Adam Kennedy, author, playwright, and producer of the PBS Series American Greatness. Epler is member of Phi Beta Kappa and was awarded a studio art grant at the Parsons School of Design’s Paris Campus. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in Cultural and Intellectual History. Recently, her Art was exhibited in Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Cuzco, Toronto, Oakland and in the US cities of Chicago, San Francisco, Berkeley, Los Angeles, Washington D.C. and Santa Fe. More than two hundred paintings by Epler are in private collections worldwide, including main.

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NEW CENTURY LANDSCAPE SERIES Lorena has been the symbol of evolution, and her work is the expression of one who moved from the purely conventional and academic to finding a proposal that would describe the reality of our current century. She was touched by concern over the global system, the warming of our planet, the loss of significance among human beings, concrete buildings, as well as the absence of the romantic landscape we had in the past, in which half of the work dealt with the immensity of the sky; her current creations deal with urban landscape, visual contamination, loss of spaces, turning her horizons.

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I’m interested in telling stories.   Stories and conversations about people I have encountered,   romantic relationships, and conversations with my inner self.   Stories make history.  I think its important to preserve our history.  Text is important in my work.  I have a love of handwriting.  Both my grandmothers had connections in this.  One grandmother had impeccable cursive handwriting.  The other writes the most beautiful letters full of imagination.  A lot of my works take the form of books because I find the book a metaphor for self or body.   Other pieces come in the form of small interiors.  I have been making light box constructions that.

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Ricardo Lowenberg is a renowned Mexican Artist influenced by European Impressionism, as well as by Mexican muralists and masters such as Diego Rivera (1886-1957), David Alfaro Siqueiros (1896-1974), Rufino Tamayo (1899-1991) and Frida Kahlo (1907-1954). Lowenberg says: “The decision of being ourselves is difficult, very few of us have succeeded. To experience fearless, is yet more difficult…” His friend and mentor Jose Luis Cuevas (b. 1934) introduced his exhibition at the Centro Cultural Siqueiros in Mexico City. Lowenberg’s artworks are part of collections in Mexico, USA, Europe, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, and Japan. His elegant and sophisticated abstract paintings, made with subtle textures and tones created.

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Lolo Loren, born Lise Lorraine Gelderman, in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, signs her art with LL that stands for all the L’s in her names and life. Today, Lolo lives at Ibiza with her children. Inspired by the island, the light, the objectivity of the people, the absolute tranquility versus the bohemian party scene, she found her place to live and to paint, looking for new inspiration through fashion, people, colors, internet, the sea, the beach, the sand, a party – everything she saw or experienced, when you look long enough you will discover hidden faces or items or things to see which are not seen or.

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“Eppur si muove…” (And yet it moves…) Galileo Galilei, 1564-1682 Margulis (b. Caracas 1970) presents his kinetic sculptures colorful or monochrome, in which color and transparency create a surprising effect of change and movement that will transport the viewer to a new dimension. J. Margulis is a multitalented artist that excelled in his work as photographer to later develop his present conceptions of unique 3-D sculptures. Following the path indicated by the great last century masters of the genre, such as Venezuelan Jesus Soto, Russian constructivist and kinetic pioneer Naum Gabo or Italian Alberto Biasi, Margulis bring us to the new optical dimensions created by.

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New York born worldwide celebrated Urban Realist, combines cutting-edge techniques of street art, POP and Japanese animation for his own genre of trend-forward works. His unique style inspired by Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, and his mentor Ronnie Cutrone, Warhol’s assistant at The Factory during his productive prestigious years. Cutrone’s bright fluorescent colors influenced Warhol, shaping Paredes color palette. In the 80s, Paredes studied at Fiorello LaGuardia High School of Music and Art. In 1998, created PKGRAPHICS.COM graphics and printing company. Integrating street graffiti, landscape, and POP art, he crossed from street walls to fine art collections from Los Angeles to Seoul. In Miami Beach, had.

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PEEKING Special Project by William Quetzalcoatl. The well known international artist from Puerto Rico comments about his works, while we can almost perceive a musical melody in his words: “Me inspiré en los ojos… en mirar… (I was inspired by the eyes… by seeing…)” … “I invite you to roll down your sunglasses and take a peek… Are you living? …Are you kissing? …Are you listening? …Are you seeing? …Look around, touch your skin, scratch your pain, date your happiness, pray for trees, embrace the wind… Get lost in the most beautiful country …in yourself.”

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