Author Archives: jolanta
Stephen Pauley
Sex in advertising, and advertisements that sell sex, bombard us constantly in our daily lives; on billboards, on television and in magazines and newspapers to name a few. Sex in advertising, and advertisements that sell sex, bombard us constantly in our daily lives; on billboards, on television and in magazines and newspapers to name a […]
Anna Ortiz
I decided to reunite with Mexican imagery of the Day of the Dead after a recent trip to the Yucatan. While there I remembered my closeness to… I decided to reunite with Mexican imagery of the Day of the Dead after a recent trip to the Yucatan. While there I remembered my closeness to Mexican […]
Gordana Batic
At the moment my work is forming around contemporary reality that through extended metaphors describes wider intellectual and philosophical issues. At the moment my work is forming around contemporary reality that through extended metaphors describes wider intellectual and philosophical issues. Work that at first appear simple and direct, upon further consideration should reflect to universal […]
Gordana Batic
At the moment my work is forming around contemporary reality that through extended metaphors describes wider intellectual and philosophical issues. At the moment my work is forming around contemporary reality that through extended metaphors describes wider intellectual and philosophical issues. Work that at first appear simple and direct, upon further consideration should reflect to universal […]
Kala Mandrake
Käla Mandrake is a native New Yorker who captures something raw and real about her subjects that can at times expose more than the viewer… Käla Mandrake is a native New Yorker who captures something raw and real about her subjects that can at times expose more than the viewer or the subject may want […]
Yana Dimitrova
“Everyone is so near, so alone.” My aim is to present the human condition with an odd tension in the most non-narrative perspective. “Everyone is so near, so alone.” My aim is to present the human condition with an odd tension in the most non-narrative perspective. The paintings from this study are not intended to […]
Timothy Mutzel
I like to think of my paintings as elements of a developing "theory." When I start making a picture my mind does what it does naturally… I like to think of my paintings as elements of a developing "theory." When I start making a picture my mind does what it does naturally and puzzles out […]
Marie Cailliau
In my paintings I explore teenage hood as a particularly excluding period in one’s life. While my work is at first inviting, viewers are being caught peeping into a world they are not necessarily invited into. We are caught staring, and are being stared back at. The painting becomes the snapshot of an interrupted scene. […]
Maria Baranova
Maria Baranova, painter, photographer and designer, born in 1979 in Moscow. At the age of 14 move to Finland whit family, were I did finish Art School Maa. At 2000 move back to Moscow for work. In my works I want first of all I show feelings and emotions, through colors, forms and words. Build […]
Maria Baranova
Maria Baranova, painter, photographer and designer, born in 1979 in Moscow. At the age of 14 move to Finland whit family, were I did finish Art School Maa. At 2000 move back to Moscow for work. In my works I want first of all I show feelings and emotions, through colors, forms and words. Build […]
