Mateusz Twardoch was born in 1987, and a majority of his artistic activity is based in Warsaw, Poland. Through his dreams and symbols he goes from very personal feelings to a complete piece of work.
Interview with Tatyana Palchuk
Tatyana Palchuk was born and has been living all her life in Riga. Already during the kindergarten teachers predicted the little drawer an artist's destiny. Although, nobody was connected to arts in the family, she was constantly drawing in sand with a stick in hands. Tatyana enrolled Rozentals Art School by herself even not informing her mum. The artist tells that becoming an artist was not as easy as a pie for her and she had drawn on to the level of the more talented school and academy members, in her opinion, only by thorough and accurate work.
Olivier Trillon
Concert violinist turned professional photographer in 1999, Olivier Trillon has called Montrouge, France, home since childhood.
Interview with Oleksii Gnievyshev
Oleksii Gnievyshev originally hails from the heart of Ukraine, from the capital Kiev. There he spent his childhood, visiting an art school during his schooling years, which prepared him for later studies in art. In 2009, Oleksii was accepted at the Academy of Art in Kiev, where he studied for five years, receiving his degree in 2014.
Interview with Philipp Rudolf Humm
Known primarily for his large-format narrative paintings and sculpture work exploring the contradictions and idiosyncrasies of contemporary life, Philipp Rudolf Humm is an artist with a long history of skillfully manipulating the iconography of popular culture.
Interview with Petar Smiljanic
Petar Smiljanic was born in Valjevo, Serbia in 1985. He graduated from Faculty of Architecture in 2009 in Belgrade, Serbia. After he finished master in Architecture he was working in several international companies. He showed passion about painting in his early age learning from his father who is engaged to this art. He is currently based in Shenzhen China, where in parallel to his job as an architect he strives to express his passions on canvas.
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.
Sean Mahan
Sean Mahan is a social realist figurative painter who works with graphite and acrylic washes on wood to depict a sense of wonder about the innate warmth of the human character and its conflict with structures of power and control.
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.
Jessica Hess
A new series of hyperreal oil paintings by San Francisco-based artist Jessica Hess.
Per-Inge Isheden
Per-Inge Isheden was born in a small countryside town in the middle of Sweden. He started painting while still a child, inspired by his mother who was an amateur artist.
Interview with Gita Meh
Interview with Gita Meh.
NASAN TUR goes to Milan | Memory as Resistance
"Why are we what we are?". Nasan Tur tries to answer to this existential question through site-specific installations (like Demo Kit Deluxe, 2009), high technology tools (like in First Shot, 2014) and now with seven simple photos and one video that show how huge can be the impact of one person’s life on the entire society.
Sandrine Langlade
Sandrine Langlade has been painting since her childhood in Reunion Island, Indian Ocean. Over the last 12 years, she has been regularly exhibiting her paintings in Europe, Brazil and the United-States.
Florescencism by Lida Sherafatmand
Florescencism is an artistic concept which is socially and spiritually conscious. It is a result of this painter’s years of research.
Gregory Emvy
Gregory Emvy is an international artist and public figure. He works and lives between Moscow, Mexico and London. Gregory gained his success and recognition and had his first solo exhibition in 2014 in London during Frieze. His current exhibition is held in Dubai, Paris and Monaco.
Interview with Marcus Carlsson
Marcus Carlsson was born in 1977 in Teckomatorp, Sweden. He discovered the painting rather late, in 2009 when I attended a 5-day summer course in drawing. From the very first moment Marcus was in love and could not stop to sketch. At that time it was only pencil and charcoal.
In autumn 2011 he started painting with color. First painting was called simply «The fruit». It was exhibited once in Lund, Sweden. Even though he have no art educations,
Marcus always says that 'I just follow my heart.'
Interview with Hee Sook Kim
Hee Sook Kim is currently Professor of Fine Arts at Haverford College in Philadelphia area. She is a nationally and internationally recognized artists showing her work in USA, Europe, and Asia since 1981 and receiving various awards. She has been represented by Causey Contemporary Gallery (New York) and Art Mora Gallery (New Jersey & Seoul, Korea).
Stella Viopoulos
Stella works in an abstract, mixed manner, using stucco and acrylic colours on canvas. Her main inspiration comes from her environment, which every season creates a different and outstanding combination of images and colours. When she paints she has the feeling that her spirit conquers her material, which guides her and gives form to her paintings throughout the alternation of her own feelings.
Interview with Jette van der Lende
Jette van der Lende was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and raised in Oslo, Norway. Her oil paintings have been exhibited in several countries, where she has been in juried exhibitions and biennales. She has received several awards for her paintings.