Author Archives: jolanta

  abstract colorscapes   courtesy of the artist Mara Algehti’s Instense Color By Paul Gost Mara Algehti is an amazing artist at the height of her career.  She is foremost a painter of color, light and mood.  She was born in 1944 in Allgäu, Algehti eventually attended the College of Fine Arts at the Stone […]

  gently grotesque   courtesy of the artist Kristians Brekte’s Dark Art By Jill Smith   Kristians Brekte’s work deals with the everlasting themes of life, death, religion, and sexuality.  His subject matter is often dark, graphic, and even grotesque, as his work refuses to lie within any boundaries and hide anything. Brekte’s graphic and […]

  bold colors   courtesy of the artist Hye Ja Moon’s Dynamic Breath By Jill Smith   It is no question that Hye Ja Moon is not frightened by color. Her rapturous canvases are imbibed with primary yellows and blues along with kelly greens and burnt oranges—she even includes small rainbow crescents parading as flower […]

thrilling lightness   Courtesy of the artist.   Erwin Wuk: Supernatural Presence By Jill Smith Some paintings require us to investigate their conceptual properties and political content, and others still their sheer, emotional power.  Erwin Wuk asks us to consider the latter.  Erwin Wuk describes his artwork as, “a service to the supernatural presence and […]