Ruud van Empel. 1958 Breda, The Netherlands. Ruud van Empel works and lives in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
All in Photography
Interview with Alexandra Mekhanik
How would you describe yourself and your artwork? Clearly readable minimalism and harmony in everything. Dignity is highly appreciated in my heart. About myself,.. open hearted, easygoing and understanding. My credo is “treat others as you want to be treated”.
Fu Wenjun
Fu Wenjun, born in 1955, Chinese contemporary artist, was graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute. He creates principally through the art media of photography, installation, sculpture and oil painting, and has put forward the concept and practice of “Digital Pictorial Photography”.His works embody his thinking and reflection on many issues related to the Eastern and Western history, culture and humanity, including the relationship between different cultures in the age of globalization, the heritage of traditional Chinese culture in a rapidly changing society, industrialization and urbanization in Chinese cities.
Olga Fine Arts
Born in Russia, based in Switzerland, Olga dedicates all her free time to discovering the beauty of the world with her camera. She traveled over 20 countries to capture exceptional nature, city vibes and culture. Her photos tell us a story of every city and person from a new perspective. Her photos design many homes and galleries.
June Korea - Moments Captured by the Epic Tale of Loneliness
There is an artist who lives with a doll that is not so different from human. Someone would ask, “Why does the man live with a doll?” June Korea, a very ordinary person, is an artist who lives with a doll “Eva.” Eva is his friend and lover, and a safe haven to lean on. He has been documenting every moment of feelings associated with this particular creature, Eva, in a medium called photography.
Interview with Grant Gilsdorf
Grant Gilsdorf is an Ohio based contemporary realistic narrative painter who has harnessed his exquisitely rendered realistic paintings into a visionary storytelling device that combines images of carefully crafted beauty existing within a brutal and gritty reality. His dark, tension-filled works mirror the narrative-driven experience of viewing a feature film, and leave the viewer contemplating their symbolic significance.
Interview with Diamante Lavendar
I am an author and artist. I’ve won awards for both my art and my writing. Since I was a young child, I’ve loved books and art which has carried into my adult life. I’ve always enjoyed the symbolic and visceral attributes of being an artist. I believe art is something one is born with-a desire to create visual pieces from intellectual/emotional attachments and observations. I see all forms of art as being expressed offerings from the artists themselves; a way to help understand and empathize with things of an intellectual and spiritual nature in the world around us.
Eriko Kaniwa - SENSEGRAPHIA FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
Born in Tokyo. Eriko Kaniwa is a Tokyo based fine art photographer. After graduating from university, she worked as a producer at a major Tokyo television station before studying photography independently. In addition to exhibiting photographs in individual and group shows and continuing to work as a photographer, she has explored alternative education, cognitive science, depth psychology, and art communication.
Interview with Da Vynci
Davy aka Da Vynci, originally from a small town in Belgium, Liege. Began photography in 2012 with a self-educated approach after his studies in a school of art (training of advertising executive/copywriter). His main artworks speak about a "lost world". This one speak about place removed , removed object, isolated from the modern world and the rest of humanity, in a protected enclave of history. Which brings us to a certain glory and nostalgia for the past and makes us think about some excesses and errors of the modern world.
Leena Mertanen
Leena Mertanen (b. 1986, Finland) is a self-taught fine art photographer who examines various aspects of humanity, culture and femininity in her distinctive, often staged self-portraits. She uses herself as a model in her absurd, dark, humorist, emotional works making personal universal, combining often unexpected elements and purist technical know-how to various different ways of thematic approach to modern photography. Drawing inspiration from all kinds of cultural history including fashion, music, films and literature, her style is filled with pop cultural references and intellectual psychological analysis on the human condition.
Olivier Trillon
Concert violinist turned professional photographer in 1999, Olivier Trillon has called Montrouge, France, home since childhood.
Interview with Marta Wapiennik
Marta Wapiennik lives and works in Cracow, Poland. Born there in 1988. Graduated from Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow Graphic Department/2008-2013.
Wendy Red Star
Artist Wendy Red Star works across disciplines to explore the intersections of Native American ideologies and colonialist structures, both historically and in contemporary society.
Interview with Ursa Schoepper
Ursa Schoepper developed autonomous photographic fine art works that exist as a virtual reality in a realistic reality.
Adriana Espinosa Calle
Explored in different ways, the foundation of my work is memory and identity. In the mixed-media drawings there is a combination of identity documents, certificates, authenticity attests, mail seals, pre-Columbian symbols and portraiture.
De Domo Diaboli presented by Stephen Romano Gallery
Stephen Romano Gallery in association with Living Gallery Outpost in the East Village, NYC will be presenting De Domo Diaboli (The Devil's House) in celebration of Dia de los Muertos and All Hallows' Eve. Life seems to never last to the extent of its worth, and similarly, De Domo Diaboli will have a short but sweet run date from October 30th - November 4th.
Interview with Janice Alamanou
Interview with Janice Alamanou.
Interview with Tjeerd Doosje
Tjeerd Doosje is born on april 8th 1966, Harderwijk, the Netherlands and is a self-taught portrait photographer and retoucher.
Tropical Sighs by Caroline Gavazzi
A series of abstract, impressionist photographs which explore the world of tropical plants living behind glass.
Christopher Onorato
Have you every experience something too unfathomable to conceive? A life changing event that you are apprehensive to share, due to the magnitude the idea represents? You are not alone...