Author: Ann Williams
Artist Gregory Christeas, a contemporary abstract artist, continues to evolve within the ever-changing landscape of creativity. His latest artwork signifies a bold exploration into uncharted artistic territories, marking a significant departure from his previous works. In Christeas’ work, the interplay of shifting light and emerging colors takes center stage, orchestrating a visual symphony that gradually unveils hidden dimensions. What sets his art apart is its dynamic nature; it transforms with the transitioning daylight, offering a continuously evolving experience as the sun gives way to the night. As a viewer, you’re invited to delve deeper than the initial impression, exploring layers…
Stephanie Visser, an artist who paints the invisible, invites us into a world where the tangible meets the ethereal. Her art explores the delicate balance between our physical surroundings and our inner complexities, weaving together moments etched in memory and hidden depths that remain unspoken. Visser’s artistic philosophy resonates with a quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupery: “Behind all seen things lies something vaster; everything is but a path, a portal or a window opening on something other than itself.” This captures the essence of her work—a journey into the unseen and the vastness beneath the surface. Visser’s creative process is…
Art Basel 2024 promises to be a monumental event in the art world, bringing together artists, collectors, curators, and enthusiasts from around the globe. Known for its dynamic presentations and comprehensive selection of contemporary and modern artworks, Art Basel continues to set the standard for international art fairs. This year’s event, held in Basel, Switzerland, from June 13 to June 16, will feature an impressive array of galleries, special exhibitions, and innovative projects that push the boundaries of artistic expression. The fair’s main sector, Galleries, will showcase leading contemporary and modern art galleries from around the world. Visitors can expect…
Bea Last, a Scottish artist, creates narratives of raw beauty and profound meaning through her distinctive artistic practice. Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Scotland, Last’s work is a testament to her commitment to the artistic process and her ability to transform recycled, repurposed, found, salvaged, or gifted materials into what she calls “sculptural drawing.” Her creations, abstract in form, serve as windows into both inner and outer landscapes, challenging perceptions and igniting dialogues on conflict, humanitarianism, and the looming climate crisis. Born in 1963 in Cyprus amidst the early troubles between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, Bea Last’s proximity to…
Bonnie Levinson, a multi-disciplinary artist, seamlessly weaves her passion for various artistic forms into a vibrant tapestry of creativity. Her work encompasses painting, collage, printmaking, media, and multi-image photography, reflecting a profound connection between place and the enigmatic realms of the subconscious. With a palette that transforms with changing environments, Levinson’s art is a sensory journey, capturing the essence of colors, light, and smells experienced during her creative process. Bonnie Levinson’s artistic journey is a fascinating blend of exploration and expression. Each piece she creates is an immersive experience, engaging multiple senses and inviting viewers into her vivid imaginative worlds.…
Andréa Lobel, a photographer residing in the Netherlands, was partially educated at the Academy for Photography and the School of Arts and Design. Her work invites the viewer to engage in a shared experience, capturing moments that transcend verbal expression. Andréa found that words often fell short in fully conveying her observations, leading her to embrace black and white photography. This choice eliminates distractions and focuses on the essence of the captured moment, rendering the image timeless and unprotected. One of Andréa Lobel’s artworks is “The Water (Midsummer),” a digital photograph completed in 2024, measuring 30×45 cm. This piece is…
Helena Kotnik, a Barcelona University and Akademie der bildende Künste, Vienna graduate, is an artist whose works are often described as “psychological human landscapes.” Her paintings, characterized by their colorful and somewhat naïve style, delve into the complexities of human society and the world we live in. Influenced by a variety of artists from different periods in art history, Kotnik’s paintings serve as a commentary on contemporary issues. Kotnik’s artistic approach is a blend of vivid colors and straightforward forms, making her work accessible yet profoundly reflective. Her painting titled “Women” is a perfect example of this. Using pencil colors…
Michelangelo’s “David” stands as one of the most iconic sculptures in the history of art, a testament to the genius of its creator and a symbol of human achievement. The monumental figure, carved from a single block of marble, captures the biblical hero in a moment of intense concentration and readiness, just before his battle with Goliath. But what drove Michelangelo to undertake such a colossal task, and why did he choose to depict David in this particular manner? The answers to these questions reveal not only Michelangelo’s artistic vision but also his profound understanding of human anatomy, emotion, and…
Clint Anthony, an Australian artist, has a career spanning over two decades. Anthony has honed his craft, specializing in abstract, modern, and graphic design. His journey began amidst the bustling streets of New York City, where he immersed himself in the vibrant art scene from 1996 to 2017. During his time in New York, Anthony contributed to art exhibitions at venues such as The Gershwin Hotel. He delved deep into the world of video and photography, capturing the essence of the city’s artistry. His passion for artistic expression led him to study at The Studio House, where he refined his…
Vicky Tsalamata is a visual artist born in Athens, Greece. She is Professor Emeritus in Printmaking at the Athens School of Fine Arts. Her creative endeavors encompass expanded printmaking, digital media, print installations, and video installations. Tsalamata’s work has been showcased in numerous solo exhibitions in museums, universities, and institutions across Greece, Europe, the U.S.A., and in different international print biennials and triennials. She has served as an invited commissioner and jury member in various international print competitions and has participated as a guest artist in different residencies and art symposiums. Her artwork has received international prizes and awards. One…