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Ute Michel

  “Color completes the final composition.”   Courtesy of the artist. Ute Michel http://michel-ute.guidarts.com/ My paintings are convincing, using powerful and precise graphics. Color completes the final composition. I work in acrylic sometimes adding sand, natural pigments or incorporating collages. The choice of materials and the actual creation of my art depend greatly on intuition […]

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Therese Sjoedin

  “I create abstract art with passion and intensity.”   Courtesy of the artist. Therese Sjoedin www.alle16.se/art-by-therese Light is born from darkness, without darkness there are no contrasts. I began my artistic career as a child, but let the brush rest, until adulthood, when she came in contact with Vedic Art. The original Indian philosophy […]

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Renée Breig

  “I create abstract compositions sustain an ecstatic, continuously emerging dialogue with the viewer.”     Courtesy of the artist. Renée Breig www.art.reneebreig.com In hushed, ethereal hues and rich earth tones, I create abstract compositions sustain an ecstatic, continuously emerging dialogue with the viewer. Blithe, luminous washes of color nebulously cohabit with rich, deep, primary […]

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Nana Dankwa

  “Both Western education and African myths have had a large impact on me.”   Courtesy of the artist. Nana Dankwa www.nanadankwaArt.com I was born in Kumasi, Ghana. In the early 80’s I studied and practiced private art lessons at the University of Science and Technology (Faculty of Fine Arts) with Dr. Kojdo Edusei in […]

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Mehves Demiren

  “My research into Ottoman art and architecture introduced me to Nicaea (Iznik) tiles, which have become an integral part of my work.”   Courtesy of the artist. Mehves Demiren www.mehves.net I was born on April23rd. 1959 in Istanbul, Turkey. She has studied sociology at the University of Strasbourg in France. In 1985 a famous […]

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Kristin Linde

  “Until recently, I have shown my art in several galleries in Sweden. Now it’s time to enter New York.” Courtesy of the artist. Kristin Linde www.lindeart.com My name is Kristin Linde. I live in the southern part of Sweden in a town called Borås. Painting has been in my life since childhood. In 2006 […]

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Juchul Kim

  “When you step behind you will see it much more clearly.”   Courtesy of the artist. Juchul Kim www.godart.kr I paint my inner mind with color point touches. It is seems a shattered light. The color point touches are making a form. The color points are working with my faith and my life. And […]

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Frederico Domondon

  “Artistically, I am inspired by my daily interaction with nature, places and people.”   Courtesy of the artist. Frederico Domondon www.domondon.com Artistically, I am inspired by my daily interaction with nature, places and people. From there, I transpire my vision onto canvas with bright, beautiful colors and whatever comes to my imagination. I want […]

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Christine Seghers

  “The vague line between air and earth, water and clouds and the strength they involve, fascinates me.”   Courtesy of the artist. Christine Seghers www.cseghers.com It is my aim to create in works on paper or on canvas, landscapes in which the experience of space and the influence and force of the elements on […]

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Beau Van Zyl

  “The running zebra was painted on a very textured background.”   Courtesy of the artist. Beau Van Zyl www.beauvzyl.co.za The running zebra was painted on a very textured background. The free application of dark and light colors was used to create the illusion of the zebras.

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