Contemporary Art Curator

Magdél Wyser’s body of work pulsates with life, color, and movement, making her a distinct presence on the contemporary art scene. From her South African roots to her artistic blossoming in Switzerland, Wyser’s journey is woven into each brushstroke, bringing a unique synthesis of nature, emotion, and abstraction. As an artist who transitioned fully into the world of fine art after co-owning a boutique, she has crafted a recognizable style that speaks to her passions for color, texture, and the complexities of the natural world. Each of her paintings invites viewers into a contemplative space, offering layers of emotion and perception that unfold upon closer inspection.

Nov 1

Nov 1 Emiliano Aiello

Emiliano Aiello's work resounds with a raw intensity that distinguishes him in the contemporary art world, blending primal energy with expressive sophistication. His paintings, which feel like explosions of color and line, serve as windows into a deeply introspective and complex vision of the human psyche. Aiello’s brushstrokes convey both structure and dissolution, an interplay that echoes his own philosophical musings on order and chaos. His pieces, thick with texture and alive with movement, draw viewers into a visceral world where the emotional and psychological tensions of existence find vivid expression.

Nov 1

Nov 1 Tatyana Bondarenko

Tatyana Bondarenko’s work stands as a vivid testament to the raw, uncontainable energy of abstract expressionism. Her paintings are intense explorations of emotion, emerging from a deeply personal journey of self-discovery and inner dialogue. Born in Russia, a place where cultural expectations often place value on emotional reserve, Tatyana's creative practice serves as a liberating counterpoint, allowing her to transcend these constraints through paint. Each piece becomes a release, a form of self-therapy that embraces and magnifies the subtleties of feeling, creating visual expressions that are as layered as they are honest.

Nov 1

Nov 1 Tom Bitt

Born in Hradec Králové, Bitt's early artistic inclinations led him to study Artistic Woodworking in 1996. He initially channeled his creativity into wood sculptures and puppet-making, but this period of craft, while skilled, left him searching for deeper meaning. Woodworking, with its rigid structures and utilitarian demands, ultimately did not fulfill his desire for self-expression. His journey took a pivotal turn in 2020, when he abandoned the familiarity of traditional craft and embraced the liberating world of abstract oil painting. This shift marked not only a technical evolution but also a philosophical awakening.

Nov 1

Nov 1 Interview with Dr. Lowly

Dr Lowly’s (Low Lee Yong) artistic journey is a unique tapestry woven from diverse life experiences. While medicine and healthcare technology were his initial pursuits, a deep passion for art ultimately led him to fully embrace this creative path.
His prior experiences as a doctor, motivational speaker, author and health technology entrepreneur, spanning over two and a half decades, have profoundly shaped his artistic practice. Dr. Lowly brings strategic thinking, a spirit of innovation, and a keen understanding of human connection to his art. This unique blend allows him to approach each creation with focus and a sense of adventure.

Oct 31

Oct 31 Judith Dupree Beale

Judith Dupree Beale's work embodies a fiercely authentic artistic spirit, pulsating with an internal logic that defies conventional categorization and instead invokes a deeply felt phenomenology of mark-making. Her approach to creating, expressed in her artist statement, emphasizes the primal thrill of initiating a piece. This commitment to spontaneity, to letting her marks breathe without constraint, makes her a significant voice in the landscape of contemporary art. Indeed, her pieces feel like physical manifestations of thought, moving dynamically across surfaces with an energy that feels both ancient and avant-garde.

Oct 31

Oct 31 Dominique Meunier

In the contemporary art scene, Dominique Meunier stands as a figure whose works not only capture but probe the ephemeral and the transcendent, a journey rendered through his deeply atmospheric canvases. His recent works, each a contemplative blend of oil and ink, form an evocative series that engages viewers in meditations on existence, spirituality, and humanity’s connection to the world. Through ethereal abstraction, Meunier invokes a metaphysical resonance rarely encountered in contemporary painting, positioning his art as a counterpoint to today’s materialistic, surface-driven tendencies.

Oct 31

Oct 31 Alexandra Dyalee

Contemporary Art, Art Review, Painting

In the contemporary art scene, where the fusion of disparate disciplines has become a norm yet often lacks depth, Alexandra Dyalee emerges as a singular figure, bridging the gap between mathematical formalism and emotive human expression. This ambitious and talented artist intertwines the rational language of mathematics with the ephemeral and fragile nature of human relationships, producing a body of work that is as intellectually provocative as it is emotionally resonant.

Oct 27

Oct 27 Vasco Diogo

In the experimental realm of contemporary art, few artists embrace the multifaceted complexity of media like Vasco Diogo. Known as an experimental director, performer, and video artist, Diogo’s work stands out in the crowded field of new media for its intricate exploration of self, technology, and the often surreal interplay between image and meaning. His art challenges the observer to question what is real, what is performed, and what lies in the liminal space between life and art.

Oct 27

Oct 27 Greg Stirling

Art Review, Painting, Contemporary Art

For over forty years, Greg Stirling has been a quiet yet profound force in the world of contemporary art, a true luminary in San Jose, California’s creative scene. His work, spanning abstract and impressionist painting to kinetic sculpture, resonates with a duality of stillness and motion, of quiet contemplation and explosive energy. Stirling's journey, as he describes it, is “a fascinating exploration of various styles, techniques, and media,” beginning in the raw expressiveness of abstract expressionism and leading him through the refined vistas of realism.

Oct 27

Oct 27 Cristian Diez-Sanchez

Cristian Diez-Sanchez's sculptural work radiates a sense of both groundedness and transcendence, capturing the poetic simplicity of human interaction within the bustling urban landscape. These sculptures, forged from his life experiences and evolving passions, occupy a significant space in the dialogue of contemporary public art. Not merely objects to observe, they are active participants in their environments, seamlessly blending the intimate and the monumental.

Oct 26

Oct 26 Yi Zhu

Yi Zhu's work is a visceral plunge into the metaphysical realms, where the human experience is rendered through a lens both intimate and surreal. His recent series, including works like "Construct a State of Mind," "Disrespectful Intrusion," and "Posthuman Implant," create a dialogue between the abstract and the tangible, inviting viewers to confront and question the structural rigidity of the world.

Oct 26

Oct 26 Interview with Tamara Michel

My artistic development was formed under the influence of both, eastern and western European, cultures. The pulse of life of culturally diverse metropolitan cities like Moscow and Vienna allowed me to get close to world art master pieces and international famous artwork.
My love for impressionism was born visiting numerous museums of the Russian capital, while studying I was often in the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts attending regularly exhibitions. After moving to Vienna I was inspired later by Austrian artists as Gustav Klimt and focusing much in my own artwork on Austrian landscapes, churches and architecture.

Oct 26

Oct 26 Interview with Simone Monney

My artistic journey is a reflection of my inner self, driven by a deep desire to create harmony and well-being. I believe that well-being is an integral part of a broader art of living, which is why my multi-sensory installations embody my vision for the future. These installations are designed to offer a holistic experience, inviting viewers to connect with both my art and the world around us. I truly believe that each of us has a mission in life, and mine is to inspire harmony and love through my creations.

Oct 24

Oct 24 Interview with Carla Kleekamp

In the late 1980s, while visiting the Frans Hals Museum in the Netherlands, I stumbled upon a small exhibition of Japanese watercolors near the exit. In that moment, I knew this was exactly what I wanted to learn.
After that, I studied an old Japanese technique called ‘Njimi’ with a Chinese teacher for five years. In the early 1990s, I received a bursary to go to Japan."

Oct 24

Oct 24 Interview with Giora Carmi

Everything that we encounter, as we live with active senses, creates, in response, patterns of movements in the subtle energies of our body. There are the obvious ones, the emotions that we recognize and that have been given names in our culture, like sadness, worry, joy, etc., and there are many more, to which we have not given names. That’s where it starts to be interesting for me. This is where I go with my art.

Oct 22

Oct 22 Interview with Jenny Bennett

When I begin a work, I usually establish what it's about;- i.e the basics of line and form are blocked in, sometimes over a monocoat of colour, or if I want a really pure light colour to be present in the finished work I will apply this directly on to a white base. As the work progresses I often lose control and direction in some parts and although this can be difficult to work through and resolve, it is where the creativity sets in and the original vision may evolve. When I am in 'the zone' I am not making conscious decisions, I just seem to know what to do.

Oct 17

Oct 17 Interview with Marco Secchi

Marco Secchi is an accomplished photographer renowned for documenting the UK Royal family with a thoughtful balance of access and ethics. Capturing moments that are both intimate and grandiose, Marco Secchi ensures personal boundaries are respected while telling compelling visual stories.

After relocating to Ljubljana, Marco presented a black and white photography exhibition offering a fresh, minimalist perspective of the city. By focusing on light and shadow, the absence of color invited viewers to engage more deeply with composition and emotion.

Oct 15

Oct 15 Interview with Trần Quang Đại