Author Archives: jolanta
Stephen Judges
Stephen Judges spent 20 years working and traveling abroad before settling in a remote farmhouse in Brittany, France. Stephen Judges spent 20 years working and traveling abroad before settling in a remote farmhouse in Brittany, France. There he works as a carpenter by day and by night he retreats to his studio. Lifting a curtain […]
Nino Korinteli
Nino Korinteli’s art ranging from very minimalist to complex is traditionally open-ended, giving a room for interpretation Nino Korinteli’s art ranging from very minimalist to complex is traditionally open-ended, giving a room for interpretation. She experiments with different media and textures seeking for the closest expression of the idea, ideas come from whatever she sees […]
Joel Pinkerton
I find the spirit of those among us and of those before us to be linked to the obsolete, broken or abandoned things we once needed… I find the spirit of those among us and of those before us to be linked to the obsolete, broken or abandoned things we once needed as manufactured necessities […]
Elizabeth Turnbull
Australian self-taught intuitive artist, whose awareness of the beauty and wonder of the natural world and the changing seasons gives her… Australian self-taught intuitive artist, whose awareness of the beauty and wonder of the natural world and the changing seasons gives her a deep sense of our interconnectedness with every atom, past and present, of […]
Elizabeth Turnbull
Australian self-taught intuitive artist, whose awareness of the beauty and wonder of the natural world and the changing seasons gives her… Australian self-taught intuitive artist, whose awareness of the beauty and wonder of the natural world and the changing seasons gives her a deep sense of our interconnectedness with every atom, past and present, of […]
Elizabeth Turnbull
Australian self-taught intuitive artist, whose awareness of the beauty and wonder of the natural world and the changing seasons gives her… Australian self-taught intuitive artist, whose awareness of the beauty and wonder of the natural world and the changing seasons gives her a deep sense of our interconnectedness with every atom, past and present, of […]
Ben Reche
"My work explores the hidden nature of the physical, the spiritual and the metaphysical worlds of energy. Depicting the music of form and chaos… "My work explores the hidden nature of the physical, the spiritual and the metaphysical worlds of energy. Depicting the music of form and chaos, the images demonstrate the moments of magic […]
Kurt Rostek
This series is an expression of heraldry in the path of a single year in a single life. Symbols juxtaposed on a banner as a shield… This series is an expression of heraldry in the path of a single year in a single life. Symbols juxtaposed on a banner as a shield give rise to […]
Zhang Dali – Julia Colman
Chinese government city planners have imposed a physical and psychological revolution on their cities. In most cities of any size, old neighborhoods have been completely erased and replaced by buildings that the planners consider to be more worthy of a modern, first world nation. The erasure of traditional neighborhoods has resulted in the displacement of […]
Diversity in Form and Thought – Cho Kwan-Young
The "Diversity in Form and Thought" exhibition offers a glimpse of the stream of contemporary Korean art since the 80s. The tendency of Korean art in this era shows respect for creative individuality and multifarious visual perceptions, breaking away from any ideologies in a culturally diverse, multiple world. This kind of art, due to its […]
