Irina Howard is a published international award-winning visual artist based in New York City who has recently brought her portfolio to the public eye. In a short time, the artist had her art juried and was invited to exhibit at galleries in the United States and Europe. She has won multiple awards and is featured on major art platforms, galleries, and worldwide art shows. She was also selected as a Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Art in 2022 and will be awarded the Oskar of Visual Arts by ArtTour International in June 2022. In addition, she is the Artist for the Green Planet and a Voice of Tomorrow (awarded by the Contemporary Art Curator Magazine). Her artworks belong to several private collections in various countries.

With disciplinary inspirations ranging from Jean-Michel Basquiat to Paul Cézanne, Erick's artwork - an amalgam of modernism, surrealism, and the abstract - not only reflects the world around him but the inner workings of those inhabiting that world, their most wicked demons and noble aspirations.
Erick's love for art is a family affair. His brother, Daniel, is a world-renowned graphic designer and father, Anibal, is an accomplished fine artist known for whimsical mixed-media interpretations of urban landscapes.

France Malo creates exuberant figurative compositions with an abstract approach to the form that culminates in truly innovative contemporary artworks..." Amsterdam Whitney International Fine Arts, NY USA

"The lines drawn by France Malo cannot be placed in any Cartesian axis. The artist elaborates a signic and chromatic geometry. New visual architectures make their appearance and fascinate the look of the observer, which cannot do anything but look with admiration to the painting of this great interpreter of the contemporary art." Salvatore Russo Art Critic, ITALY

Marcelle Mansour is a Sydney-based Australian Multidisciplinary Visual Artist. Primarily painter, digital Artist, photographer, light artist, poet, intellectual, published author, bilingual writer/journalist and Peace Ambassador. Her educational background is two Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) and Studio Arts (MSA), from the University of Sydney, and previously a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English Literature and English Language.

Miroslav Duzinkevych is a Ukrainian-American artist from New York, for many years he has been painting, a participant in many international art symposia and plain airs. Miroslav has received several awards in the field of fine arts, his paintings were published in various magazines. Exhibited in Ukraine, many European countries and the USA. SCOPE Art Show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Over the past year, Miroslav has had a number of exhibitions, victories in several competitions, as well as a personal exhibition in New York.

I was born in 1987 in Poland. I am a graduate of the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the University of Warsaw and a passionate painter. I have loved to paint since I was a child. For many years I participated in classes conducted by prof Paweł Lewandowski-Palle, where I trained my workshop. It was there that I fell in love with art even more, especially painting. There, I took part in various competitions. I won, among others, the first place in the national competition for children and youth, entitled "Man and his work" and the Golden Palette in the international competition in Macedonia. My paintings have been at exhibitions in, among others, New York, Rome, Venice, Barcelona, Ajdovščina.

Wendy Cohen is a Sydney-based artist who has attained a BFA and an MFA. She has exhibited in group shows as well as The Other Art Fair in Sydney. She has also exhibited at The New York Art Expo, Art Basel Miami, San Diego art fair, and in group shows in Chelsea New York, London and Rome.

Sophia Hyun is an international abstract artist based in the United States. Her gestural and color-field styles have been influenced by the many cultures she has explored. Artist Sophia loves to travel the world and be exposed to new places in order to open her mind to a deeper understanding of humanity and nature. She has a deep fascination with the multifaceted quality of the human spiritual experience and she loves to express her passion for this phenomenon through her art.

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Léonce Lemmens is a Dutch abstract painter, born in Maastricht (NL).
In her youth Léonce Lemmens always was drawing and painting. She wanted to become a fashion designer and studied at the Art Academy in Maastricht. Her plans changed: during her study she seized the opportunity to work at an advertising agency. A job that led her to quit the Academy. After some years in the advertising/public relations world she took a different path and the next decades she had a meandering career, working in healthcare and corporate organizations.

The love of art and the need to express myself through colours and compositions have always accompanied me. Photographs, nature drawings, nude and portrait painting developed while training as a textile and design engineer have helped me develop handwriting that is as precise artistically as it is sound on an artisanal level. Like many artists of the 20th and 21st century, I have turned from figurative painting first to collage and then to abstraction.

How would you describe yourself and your artwork?

Staying fluid with an open mind really helps to reduce my own boundaries and stay flexible in both my life and artwork. I love to research and explore many styles of art from figurative, abstract, contemporary, and traditional. This is intrinsic both in my mindset and range of artwork.

Suzanne Harkhoe is a Dutch Surinamese conceptual artist and technologist active in installation, painting in mixed media, technology-based art, sculpture, photography and film. She is based in Rotterdam.
Her artworks deal with the exploration and practice of freedom, amongst other subject matter. Her dystopian world view towards contemporary society is born out of her belief in equality and freedom. She is an artist who identifies with the Marxist critique of political society.

After graduating from the University I started working as a journalist in Budapest. Later on, after becoming Editor in Chief of the inflight magazine of the Hungarian Airlines I could travel quite extensively, thus managed to visit wonderful places around the world and meet interesting people that inspired me to a great extent. When I began painting, attended some artist courses both in Budapest and Stockholm. My paintings are in oil on canvas, mainly landscapes, but I love to capture eyes and faces, as well. I had solo exhibitions in Sweden, Israel and Hungary and participated in group shows in Austria, Belgium, Romania and Hungary. My artworks were purchased by collectors in Australia, the USA, the UK and some other countries.

Theodora Dea is an Oslo based artist, who studied visual art at NISS- Nordic Institute of Stage and Studio in the early 2000’s. Back then she made more figurative paintings on canvases. After years with a brush she moved on to liquid arts such as poring, and from there she discovered epoxy resin which is the medium used today.
She uses a mixed media technique of alcohol inc and resin to create organic and geometric shapes, adding gold and shimmer to elevate the 3D effects of the different layers of media, and to make the art playful to light.
Theodora loves nature, everything from the mountains to the ocean and all the way to the far galaxy, from micro to macro. This is where she draws inspiration as well as within. It’s important to Theodora to constantly developing both herself and her art.