My artistic practice is rooted in the firm conviction that a painting speaks its own distinct visual language, requiring no subsequent verbal explanation.
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My artistic practice is rooted in the firm conviction that a painting speaks its own distinct visual language, requiring no subsequent verbal explanation.
Ming Franz exemplifies the unique beauty of contemporary Asian-American art. Over the years, she has mastered the powerful and evocative medium of Splash Color Painting.
Yuan Xue is a Chinese artist. She has won multiple awards in the international art community.
As an artist and painter, I have worked in oil painting, although most of the time I now use acrylic paint on canvas.
María Isabel De Lince is a Colombian painter and psychologist whose artistic practice spans more than six decades.
Gordon’s paintings are characterized by a rich colour palette, free and imaginative forms of figures and plants, and creative patterns.
Stefano Paradiso (Rome, 1969) is an Italian photographer and cinematographer. He graduated in Photography from the Roberto Rossellini School of Cinema and Television in Rome in 1988.
I am enthusiastic about creativity in all areas, and sustainability is very important to me. The careful handling of materials and respect for the environment are part of my work.
Overall, “New Marie Antoinette” is a powerful artistic exploration of themes that are timeless and affect us all.
I produce art. The medium is paint and might include sound, photography, sculpture, music, objects, or a combination.
My paintings do not depict things which I actually observe, but rather what I recall from the past, and more accurately, what I wish to see.
I make abstract oil paintings with bright colours and clear shapes, always with oil paint on canvas.
My artistic work is conceptual, using photographic material, a light image and a data image. The artistic roots lie in the visual arts and a background in the natural sciences.
IRIS Fluidism is the most important milestone in my artistic career; it is the very essence of who I am.
My style varies from graphic and realistic to abstract. I weave meaning, stories, and contemplation into every piece.
I draw inspiration from nature, literature, classical music, stage designs, vocal art and operatic lyrics, choreographic lines in ballet, and modern dance.
I paint to inspire, never to impress. I paint images that no one has ever seen.
I feel able to fuse my visual impressions with my perceptions and my imagination to create my own visual worlds.
Belinda Balaski, a native of Southern California, creates colorful and diversified watercolor paintings.
Chernova’s psychological experience continues to inform the conceptual foundation of her artistic practice.