Author Archives: jolanta

  “My objects reveal analogies to the Jamaican sound system culture of the Sixties and the ghetto blaster cult of the Eighties, correlations which have been transferred to a contemporary context.” Nik Nowak, Tank, 2011. Photo Credit & Courtesy of White Trash Gallery, Hamburg, Germany. Music On Steel Tracks Nik Nowak During my art studies […]

  Courtesy of the artist. Aihara Misa www5d.biglobe.ne.jp/~uam53283/ I wouldn’t see colors as elements that belong to and describe objects. I want colors to tell what they want to tell on canvas by themselves. I create real stories with them. How far can colors could go? That is what I focus on.

  “Meanwhile, the color helps fill in the figure as it creates soft movement and depth for the viewer.” Courtesy of the artist. Michael Cababe www.cababestudios.com The piece entitled Woman was made with acrylic on canvas using negative space, texture and color to define the soft and subtle expressions of a woman. The negative lines […]

  “Old doors, chipping paint, battered fence posts and rusty padlocks–to me they represent a passing of time-though in their declining state still retain a powerful presence.”   Courtesy of the artist.  Lynne Iggulden www.lynneiggulden.co.nz My greatest passion is painting fine detailed artwork where the viewer feels the urge to reach out and interact with […]

  “I paint, believing that the act of creating and one’s reactions to art should be near subconscious perceptions, causing ones instincts to come alive.” Courtesy of the artist. Karen Deicas DePodesta www.deicas.com I paint, believing that the act of creating and one’s reactions to art should be near subconscious perceptions, causing ones instincts to […]

  Courtesy of the artist. Ingrid Rosas www.ingridrosas.com The paper works of the series Spes ei are an unlimited search for hope between chaotic gesture, visualized as a golden light that melts in black and red strokes.

  “Ingrid Solesvik, from Norway, is exploring the relationship between form and the human presence in contrast with the airy atmosphere of an abstracted landscape.” Courtesy of the artist. Ingrid Solesvik www.solesvik.com Ingrid Solesvik, from Norway, is exploring the relationship between form and the human presence in contrast with the airy atmosphere of an abstracted landscape. […]

  “Her most recent artistic theme is ‘The Human Condition’ through the lens of Japanese aesthetic ideals.” Courtesy of the artist. Fumino Hora www.fuminoart.com Fumino Hora was born and educated in Tokyo, Japan.  She has lived and worked in Hong Kong and the USA, and obtained her BFA and MFA from RMIT University in Melbourne, […]

  “When I find the correct tones, I let my brush move on the canvas spontaneously in order to find its way toward a mysterious world.” Courtesy of the artist. Figen Begen www.figenbegen.com.tr When I paint , I become like a little bird turning around to absorb the colours and the perfumes of nature to […]

  “Pablo Neruda´s profound texts and poems have always inspired the artist´s imagination.”   Courtesy of the artist. Eva Moosbrugger www.evamoosbrugger.com This picture shows the three-dimensional translation of a poetry fragment by Pablo Neruda: “The pigs are sustaining the aurora with their pink-colored claws.” Pablo Neruda´s profound texts and poems have always inspired the artist´s […]