Yoann Mérienne: Glorifying Life in Movement
French artist and sculptor Yoann Mérienne strips away color from the paintings emphasizing the movement and fluidity of characters portrayed.
Heidi Zito: Fragmented View Into Human Nature
New York artist Heidi Zito explores human identity in a contemporary climate with a series of semi-abstract oil paintings.
Anne Buckwalter: Deliberate Ambiguity and Conscious Purpose
American artist Anne Buckwalter raises themes of gender equality, social constructions, and female identity in a series of ambiguous gouache paintings.
Isabella Nazzarri: Kaleidoscope of Colors
Italian artist Isabella Nazzarri explores relationship between humans and nature in her unique set of works, including oil paintings, installations, and watercolor paintings.
Rohini Sen: Conservation and Humanism in Charcoal
With a powerful message on her mind, Rohini Sen creates photorealistic charcoal and ink paintings that celebrate culture and heritage of indigenous people.
Pauline Martinet & Zoé Texereau: Divine Simplicity
French artist duo Martinet & Texereau present highly realistic pencil drawings of ordinary spaces and places: houses, various buildings, gardens, rooms.
Jen Mann: Transfigurative Power of Neon Portraits
Jen Mann's hyper-realistic neon portraits explore interpersonal relationships and borders of one's individuality.
Arran Gregory: Elegant Savagery of Beastly Sculptures
British artist Arran Gregory creates geometric reflective sculptures, portraying various animals and challenging the human nature of the observer reflected in the beast.
Ellen Von Wiegand: The Strength in Vulnerability
British artist Ellen Von Wiegand challenges her insecurities and anxieties to create sensual linocut prints of bare females.
Dani Brici: Seeing The Unseen
Young Romanian artist Dani (Daniel) Brici captures the emotional hardships of gypsy childhood in intentionally unfinished pieces.