Timeless gallery group catalogue

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Love & Passion
high quality of life
by Timeless Gallery Group
Timeless Gallery Group
www.timelessgallerygroup.com
„The Manifesto of Art”
The Art is like a Goddess you love, glorify and experience.
To get the key to her heart you must first open your own.
You don’t have to know or be able to, you just need to feel and stay open-minded.
The Art does not await prosperity.
To appreciate its beauty, you must feel the beauty.
To appreciate its power, you must feel the power of love.
To talk about it, you must learn the strength of silence.
The path to its heart is straight.
You only need to sense and love to find it.
The Art breathlessly exposes your heart to new experiences,
Constantly tempting and leaving famished,
Constantly amazing, intensifying and illuming.
The Art won’t give understanding, it is your question,
Your undiscovered riddle and the wealth of sensations,
The most beautiful adventure, the lifetime journey,
The essence of wisdom, the monument of love.
It is the everlasting fountain of affections, impressions and emotions.
Its constantly new countenance kindle your passion,
You can feel the raising love, you feel, that you know and understand,
Only to become seeking and lost again.
It is indefinite and repeatedly confusing.
The moment you get closer it is getting distant.
The moment you conceive it is even more abstruse.
Loving it is the brain dilemma,
The soul harmony, the heart serenity.
It is the endless unknown, the endless challenge.
It is the path, not the aim.
The best tutor, the inspiring Goddess,
The omen of truth, love and tolerance.
The Ceaseless need, never-ending passion.
The distance in close-up, the ignorance in wisdom.
It is the paradox, the negation of feelings and thoughts.
It is the voice in silence, the tear in a smile,
The thirst in desire,
The bright in darkness, the closeness in alienation.
It is the love with no need to be limited, without assurance and guarantee.
It is the freedom in brotherhood, the bedrock in dither.
It is the statute of life and humanity.
Reaching everyone with transparent language of love, returns our freedom and dignity.
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Daniel Del Orfano
Born and raised on Long Island, New York, where he
currently resides. Daniel began portraying everyday life
from the perspective of a passer-by, witnessing one of life’s
intimate moments. This inevitably led to, an almost, visual
biography of his life. The work began to depict scenes
of his past, not as it may have happened, but more as it
was remembered- a snapshot, not of a particular moment
but of an overall memory. As the work developed, Mr. Del
Orfano began using more and more symbolic imagery. The
imagery, though subtle at times, gives a background story
to the piece while adding additional subtext.
Wait, I Have to Call You Back
Isabella’s Garden,
The Rose Peddler
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Reminiscence
Rendezvous
The Matinee
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Manuel Naranjo
Manuel Naranjo Martell is born in Seville, to an American
mother and a Spanish father. His father a painter and his
mother with a great passion for the arts, his education
and artistic longings would be totally influenced by them.
A self-taught photographer, he studies in Barcelona where
he gets a degree in film directing and script writing .
His passion for the arts pushes him to explore different
artistic roads. He is currently working as a freelance
photographer, having worked with a long list of top
musicians, top chefs of world renown, together with
actors and writers. His first documentary work, „Afternoon
at La Maestranza”, from the bull ring of his native Seville has
received excellent reviews for his personal, profound vision
and elegance.
Expo 37
Expo 28
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Expo 32
Expo 58
Expo 34
Expo 29
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Paco Naranjo
Born in Seville. Reveling in the world of comics, his
first steps in the world of drawing and painting came
at an early age. From the very beginning he has had the
desire to learn aboutthe various techniques and different
calligraphies and implement them. He began with the socalled magical realism, evolving into finding new ways of
expression, with the idea of merging and broadening his
artistic possibilities.Textures, recycled materials, and basreliefs enter a richer and freer painterly landscape where
a dreamlike, symbolic,literary, and poetic world lays a place where time is incontrol.
Puerto de Newport
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Guadalquivir al Anochecer
El Tango de la Carretera
El Baile al Atardecer de Sevilla
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Ira Tsantekidou
Ira has become very well known for her beautiful, sensual
and tender paintings of women. she has an amazing
technique of bringing the women to life on canvas showing
their erotic but sophisticated characters at the same time.
She is known for her outstanding graphic skills and unique
methods of painting. Ira Tsantekidou’s grace the walls of many
villas around the world and the halls of many galleries. She
likes to call her paintings of women „images of woman –
la femme fatale” as she feels that they show women in many
of their different moods.
Lady with Cap
Reflection: Turquoise
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Winter
Paperboat
Odalisque
Glamour
Dreams: Day
Reflection: In the Evening
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Jos Dirix
The sculptor Jos Dirix lives and works in a small village
Neer, based in the Southern part of the Netherlands. Jos
Dirix’s sculptures revolve around the cyclical nature of life and
respect for nature. Jos Dirix injects soul into every sculpture,
throughout his entire oeuvre, by making its essence fully
visible and above all intensely tangible. The horses, bulls,
men, women and predatory beasts created by Jos Dirix are full
of vitality and dynamism. Full of primal strength, and yet
gracious in their movement. People and animals exuding
the energy of life.The sculptor Jos Dirix lives and works
in a small village Neer, based in the Southern part of the
Netherlands. Jos Dirix’s sculptures revolve around the
cyclical nature of life and respect for nature. Jos Dirix
injects soul into every sculpture, throughout his entire
oeuvre, by making its essence fully visible and above all
intensely tangible. The horses, bulls, men, women and
predatory beasts created by Jos Dirix are full of vitality
and dynamism. Full of primal strength, and yet gracious in
their movement. People and animals exuding the energy
of life.
Sundancer
Hunter
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Furieto
Little hunting Owl
La Forza
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Mersad Berber
Mersad Berber was the most considerable artist to emerge
from the chaos of the Balkan wars in the 1990s. He achieved
a degree of international celebrity previously unknown
for any artist who came from this region of Europe.
His achievement are remarkable because he was
a member of Bosnia’s Muslim community. His paintings
focus on aspects that have brought him worldwide
admiration. These include elegant female portraits,
based on High Renaissance prototypes, paraphrases
of Velazquez, and paintings of horses, which recall his love
for the peasant life in the Bosnian countryside. They give
a good idea of the breadth of his cultural interests, but the
frequent fragmentation of the images also makes it clear
that these are the product of an extremely contemporary
sensibility.
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Viktor Sheleg
was born in 1962 in Lomonosov, near Saint-Petersberg,
Russia. His family moved to Latvia when he was three. Viktor
has been drawing since early childhood and started painting
at the age of twelve. Self-taught, his creativity is based on
his personal worldview, which earned him a solid reputation
of an independent artist. Sheleg developed his style and
aesthetic preference in a country isolated from the rest of
the world and known for its climate of conformity. The
artist himself says that his work is inspired by chaos and
that his painting is guided by emotions and energy. He lives
and works in Riga, Latvia.
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
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Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
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Paul Kaminski
Being a German by his ancestry and born in Karaganda,
Kazahstan, in 1961, Paul Kaminski lives and works in
Wolfsburg, Germany since 1993.
His only art education was received at the studio of
Valentin Golod, the extraordinary artist who was Paul’s
teacher for more than 10 years. Probably, the geography
of his life, including the Kazah steps and the industrial city
where the biggest car plant in Europe is situated, influenced
the variety of his styles – from minimalist abstractions to
very poetic works with Spanish women and couples dating
at cafe.
His works are perfect decoration for any interior. They can
be found in British Victorian style houses and in apartments
with contemporary Italian design.
Every single moment of Paul’s life is art. Being an
established artist, he gives classes of painting to people
from his town, and promotes projects to make Wolfsburg
more beautiful, working on design of bus stops and city
lighting.
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
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Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
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Marianne Houtkamp
By creating a perfect, respectful portrait, Marianne’s
sculptures turn any person from all over the world into an
individual star.
In her work Marianne mirrors the human heart. By
a particular facial expression or posture she captures the
positive in a person’s character. And she is fascinated by
everyday life in foreign cultures.
Marianne is always capable of depicting the essence of
a sculpture in its inimitable, moving and poignant way. The
result of her great expressiveness is clear and unique. Yet each
sculpture leaves room for the viewer’s own interpretation.
This particular combination makes her „bronze” very
popular.
Good Food
Sunrise II
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The shy bride
Morning Ritual
Drums from a distance
Caught by the wind
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Peter Mandl
Peter Mandl is born in Check Republic, Formerly
Checkoslovakia in Prague the year of 1947. As a result of
the effects of the Prague spring Peter escaped to Sweden
1968 as a political refugee. Peter continues his creative work
from his home studio. His elegant, creative and elaborative
sculptures can be seen both in public and private art
collections all over the world.
Peter Mandl has devoted his life to sculptures. Through
a form and melding technique, which has made him a name
within the sculpting arena, he captures fleeting moments
in solid forms of glass and bronze, rendering the spectator
both curious and calm at the very same time. Movements
reminiscent of the elements, shapes found in nature, the
human body, are frozen still yet forever moving, telling
a story, pleasing the eye, feeding the mind and caressing
the soul.
Euribia
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Cape Horn
Figure I
Mystery
Elektra
Butterfly
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David Begbie
David Begbie discovered the particular properties of
steel- and bronze mesh as an art student in 1977. Since
then his work has been exhibited globally and has been an
enormous inspiration to many people, including architects,
designers, photographers, world of theatre and dance and
collectors as well as to other artists. The preoccupation
with the human form as his subject stems from an early
age, the fascination for reproducing figurative bodies in
mesh has developed extensively over many years. David
Begbie achieves fine sculpting detail of musculature and
an aesthetic completeness of human form which has
even been compared to Michelangelo and particular
Rodin, even though his subject is often that of the partial
or truncated figure.
Icon II
Pnuudus
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Nubus
Tritus
Genis
Pzinu
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Taras loboda
Taras Loboda was born in 1961 in Ivano-Frankovsk, Ukraine,
in the family of a prominent Ukrainian artist I.I. Loboda.
In 1985, he graduated from the Kiev Art Academy. Taras has
been living in Prague since 1993 with his family. Working
in his Prague-based studio, Taras exhibits and sells his art
throughout the world. His works are highly demanded by
numerous collectors and art lovers in USA, Europe, Asia
and the Middle East.
Taras shows the greatest knowledge of the realistic
painting skills, he brings us back to the Renaissance in his
women portraits and still-lifes. At the same time, his works
have very fresh modern look and feeling – specially his
magic landscapes. This brilliant combination makes art of
Taras so attractive and desirable.
Oxana
Autumn Rhapsody
Magdalena
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Iris
Lily Pond II
Oil on canvas
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Alejandro Hermann
Alejandro Hermann was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
After residing in various locations across Europe over more
than thirty years, he finally settled in Marbella, Southern
Spain, where he has been living for more than a decade.
This artist claims Leonardo Da Vinci as the indisputable
master and major point of reference, citing him as „a true
genius and a source of inspiration for almost everything
in life”. Hermann’s paintings draw from the insistent and
interesting, evocative of past summers and future pleasures
with a daring style and techniques that are the hallmarks
of his success. His impressionist work has a slightly
realistic effect while his Intimate Studies focus heavily on
the feminine figure, emphasizing the delicacy of forms,
nevertheless portrayed with very decent sensibility. Of
special distinction is the elegant incorporation of animals
in his compositions, bringing the wildness of cold reality,
with its palpable energy, to an inarguable harmony and
equilibrium through his magnificent use of color.
Tinta China I
Manina III
Loa Caminos del Pasado
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Abstraccion Geometrica 548
Gracias a la Vida
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Anton ter Braak
In the wonderful countryside between Neede and
Diepenheim lives and works sculptor Anton ter Braak. In this
sculptor’s universe horses, bulls, female figures as well as
abstract forms play an important role.
The artists manages to capture the essence, the soul of
his compact sculptures of female figures, bulls and horses
in a highly personal and potent manner. Using an inner sense of
beauty as well as a subtle use of materials. The elegant figures,
of both man and animal have grown still or, on the contrary,
seem full of motion. By entwining and girding the shapes,
using solidified bandages or gunny the artist makes use of
a procedure that both connects and divides separate parts
and thus he arrives at a style that commands respect through
a very individual signature that is clearly present in his more
abstract works too.
Pericles
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Flying bull
Pericles
The Show must go on
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Fabio Hurtado
Fabio Hurtado was born in Madrid (Spain) in 1960. He is
an artist with an unmistakeable style. His paintings recreate
scenes in an almost cinematographic context which are set
within the 1920’ s and 1930’ s. His exquisite drawing skills
and harmonious use of color are complementary to the
overall sense of mystery surrounding his stylish and elegant
characters and the roles they play in his paintings. There is
an implied interaction between the spectator, the paintings
and the artist who encourages the viewer to use his
imagination in unravelling and participating in the narrative
of the work. Hurtado’ s painting is serious and produced in
a concientious manner, where imagination and technique
are in harmony resulting in a poignant statement of the
timeless unchanging realities of the human condition.
La Hamina
Punta Delgada
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Bel Air
Aida
Aerodromo
Cafe Pais
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Marie Madeleine Gautier
Marie-Madeleine Gautier, a native of Normandy, was
born in 1956.
She Attenborough the „Ecole des Beaux-arts” in Paris
and from the very onset of her carrier as a sculptress
focused entirely on the most common and most frequently
created subject in art, the human body. Yet, hers was not
banal exploration of esthetics, but a celebration of women,
a subject she has explored unceasingly in its multiple facets
over the years.
Her women, weather standing, bending, kneeling or
reclining are all celebrations of Femininity, with their ample
hips sprouting legs that give them balance as well as the
lightness of a dancer – a sharp contrast to their slender
busts that dissolve upwards.
Julie et moi
Femme assise penchée
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Maurguerite
La Discréte fenétre
C’est l’amour qui fait tourner le monde
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Isabel Miramontes
Isabel Miramontes was born in 1962 in Santiago de
Compostella, Spain.
This eminent place of pilgrimage, which is of Celtic origin,
still fascinates Miramontes and remains for her a magical
area.
It was in 1994, in a sculptor friend’s studio, that
Miramontes made her passionate discovery of sculpture.
This became her preferred mode of expression, to which
she has devoted herself ever since. The visual language of
Isabel Miramontes steadfastly represents the human being
in all the ambiguity of its power and frailty, its confinement
and yearning for liberty, its dreams and triumphs. This
fascinating figure, the synthesis of forms and thoughts,
expresses the reality of life with its moments of joy, but also
drama, abandon and tension. Indeed a figure who most
assuredly speaks to everyone at the very depth of their
being.
Revelation
Extase
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My way
The Slide
The Constructor
Star Reader
Hasard
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Jan-Carel Koster
Jan-Carel seeks with its distinctive abstract and organic
objects to create a bridge between nature, science and
craftsmanship, with references to both the physical and
psychological environment and experience.
For him, multidimensional work, is creating 3D sculptures
with a fourth dimension. This fourth element he ads is the
time (spacetime). This (basically for us humans, not observable)
dimension he tries to emphasize. Within his work he always
tries to refer to past, present and future and society to show
and feel that everything and everyone continues evolve.
He self, sees this as a constant wave of energy that flows
continuously through the society, an eternal force that
takes care of the evolution.
Stairway to heaven
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Evolving II
The Rythm of Life
Evolving III
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Jean Philippe Richard
Through his work, JeanPhilippe Richard invites us to
explore the combination of the material with femininity,
and rediscovers the eulogy of beauty. He never makes
drawings, because in his view, the form and expression are
already there in the block he wishes to sculpt. He chose to
sculpt Woman. He describes her as his passion: the eternal
feminine, a sensual, slender, tender and passionate woman,
or a river naiad, shameless, fascinating and mysterious,
her body in movement emerging from the material. Finefeatured faces with eyes shut or half-closed, his women
display a tender assurance and a moving serenity. They
have elongated, slender figures, exaggeratedly long or
round; they are light, smooth and carnal.
His sculptures are a mixture of gentleness and strength,
mystery and eternity.
Leonie
Sarah
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Sonia
Isadora
Melissa
Justine
Marie
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Karel Zijlstra
Karel Zijlstra studied at the Academy of Industrial Design
in Eindhoven. Since 1989 he applied himself completely to
sculpting. In this period he discovered Celtic and mediaeval
literature. Till today the King Arthur legends, the Holy Grail
and Percival and the Irish myths and legends inspire his
seemingly weightless bronze figures.
He was inspirated by the Celts, who came from eastern
Europe through Holland, Scandinavia and England to
Ireland. Like the upright Celtic dancer, Zijlstras statues reach
out for elevation and spiritualization. His figures show no
feet, they rize out of the misty Irish land like thin gods.
Their spirituality makes them almost unassailable.
These slender, introverted figures are often compared with
Masai warriors or Egyptian gods. Rightly, according to the
artist. Because his quest for origin, genesis and future
of mankind is universal and embraces all people and all
cultures.
Amaunet
Lisa
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Clàrsach
Heledd of Powys
Leana
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Jęrzy Kędziora
Jerzy Jotka Kędziora was born in 1947 in Częstochowa,
Poland. He graduated from the city’s Fine Arts School and
followed by the National Academy of Fine Arts. Exhibiting
his versatility through a wide range of fine art disciplines
- from drawing, painting and advertisement graphics,
through ceramics, medal art and spatial composition, to
the theatrical scenography and usable forms - the artist’s
artistic talents are highly appreciated among international
fine arts experts and critics. He has won numerous
awards in some of the most important competitions
and exhibitions, both in his own country and around the
world. Jotka is a member of World Movement of Sculpture
Symposiums. Additionally, he is currently the Vice President
of Polish Sculptors along with regularly representing
the Polish Ministry of Culture and Art Grants. His art is
complete, original and meaningful in sculpture as well as
in the architectonic design of sculpture monuments. In his
work, he focuses on the kinetic properties of sculpture.
Jotka presented his work in many international exhibitions
and his art is exhibited in many galleries and museums in
Poland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, France, Italy, Sweden,
Spain and USA
Gymnast with Scarf
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Feng Shui
With chair
Acrobat with Rings
Involved
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Kieta Nuij
The bronze statues of Kieta Nuij (Heerlen 1960) are
characterized by a distinctive visual language. The
combination of form and texture, she uses, it commits
extremes: the images are crude and refined, quiet and
moving, intact and drawn. Many of the materials used are
marked by the ravages of time: pieces of rope, jute, rags.
Transformed into bronze, they reveal the beauty hidden
deep within them. This method is an expression of the
miracle of the eternal cycle: the life that takes an end to
new life generation. The themes are often archetypal and
timeless in that sense.
Looking back
Demeter
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Dawn
Orpheus
Alliance
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Rieke Van der Stoep
„You don’t become an artist, you’re born an artist”.
For pictorial artist Rieke van der Stoep, artistry is a way
of life. To her, sculpting is a sublime utterance of what
she experiences in her inner self. Even though she chose
to become an artist in her later life, as a child she also
engaged in artistic pastimes. She worked with textiles,
designing and making clothes, acting, painting, drawing,
designing decors. Her attention was drawn to graphics
and she owned a graphic design company for some years.
Artistic dynamic coach and glassblowing training illustrate
her many-sided creativity.
Rieke brings her inner self outward and reflects this
in her statues. Rieke: „Art is a way of communicating, in
which the subconscious can be transformed to conscious.
Our inner self is our reality. I depict our vulnerability as well
as our strength in my statues”.
In between
Inner contact
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Breath
Artoddysey
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Maksymilian Novak Zemplinski
Artist’s thoughts:
„(In my own work), the form is the most important element.
When creating a painting, I mainly focus on this first layer.
I see abstraction in the forms when observing most works
of art, even when a painting is greatly representational.
The „meaning” of my work is often not obvious and can
be just as mysterious for me as for an observer. I believe
the effect is much better when a painting is not calculated
from A to Z. There has to be accidence in painting; the
painting lives its own life and should surprise its creator. It’s
these things that make a work of art enjoyable to create.
There is no denying the possibility that I unintentionally
create a kind of recorded meaning in my paintings, but
I believe that most artists do so. In the end, I usually create
under influence of great emotions, therefore, accidence
occurs more frequently and is immediately perceivable.
I feel somewhat like one who has lost their memory and
tries to recall old memories from the past through painting.
It’s an incredible feeling.”
Ghost train
Spatium - oil on board
Navis Pneumaticus - oil on board
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Vaporitrahea - oil on board
Spatium oil on board
Vaporitrahea - oil on board
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Eric Goede
Eric about his background and experience: „Fifteen years
ago I seriously started working as a sculptor. Before that,
I made portraits, but my love goes out to making sculptures.
I start with looking and thinking. Then there comes an idea...
a feeling, and with that I’m searching for images. I’m always
looking for that tension between form and content.
Movement, life force, vitality, that’s what I am seeking. To
catch the ultimate moment that can not be real... and yet it can
- because people live and move. The sculpture is the stillness;
an movement that is frozen in time. With this I want to
catch the whole spectrum of feelings.“
It can’t be true
There
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The Optimist
He who is watching
Golfer
Ballet dancer
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Wlad Safronow
For many years now, Wlad Safronow has been creating
his own artistic world which he call „The New Mythology“.
Wether he is painting animals, humans, towns or abstract
compositions, his pictures are always outstanding. Wlad
has his own unmistakable style that gives all his figures
a typically strong archaic and modern look. His unique
method of painting includes several kinds of classic
painting oils as well as modern materials for structure, all of
which combine to make Wlad Safronow a much acclaimed
artist with many of his works being shown in exhibitions,
art fairs and art galleries, throughout the world, especially
Europe, for many years now.
Segeln am Abend
Fischerhafen von Palma
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Audrey
Am Fischerhafen
Nacht im Hafen
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Denis Evtihlev
During his childhood years, he spent a great deal of time
with his grandfather, who served as a military photographercorrespondent and who was a well-known contributor
to the countryís culture. The grandfather profoundly
influenced Denis, and instilled a sense of optimism in him.
In 1998, after getting divorced Denis sold his businesses and
devoted himself completely to painting. He studied under
two different tutors from the Academy of Artsí in Moscow,
mastering the technique of relief, as well as others. He
designed and fabricated icons for metal church bells and in
2000 received a blessing from the highest-ranking cleric in
the country. Denis went on to experiment with and master
every possible painting technique, becoming famous for
his realistic paintings of wines and glass artifacts. He has
had many exhibitions in his native country and in the USA.
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Eppe de Haan
Eppe de Haan began as a painter having studied
at the Royal Academy for the Visual Arts in The
Hague. As a painter he seemed to be searching for
what could not be seen. His search led him to the
three dimensionality of sculpture, which has given him
the possibility of revealing hidden depth, fracturing
surfaces to discover what lies beyond, u sing a fragment
to suggest the whole, jux - taposing different aspects to reflect the complexity and mystery of his subject. There
is an implicit movement in de Haan’s sculptures, a sense of past and present. The strong composition that defined
his painting is always present in his sculpture. The beauty of marble, its inherent sensuality, its demand for discipline is able to express the tension between control
and freedom, which is so central to Eppe de Haan’s
sculpture.
Aurora
Ommagio famale
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Ommagio male
Pensatore - side 1
Searching souls side 2
Pensatore - side 2
Searching souls side 1
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Hedy de Greef
Hedy de Greef was born in Suriname (South America). As
a child she moved to the Netherlands where she studied at
the Fashion Academy in Arnhem. Early 2000s her drawingand painting qualities where discovered and encouraged
by a dear friend. She was accepted to the Art Academy in
Paramaribo and had her first exhibition in the gallery of the
Surinamese Museum in Fort Zeelandia Paramaribo.
Shortly after finishing the Art Academy she moved back
to the Netherlands where she developed her unique and
very recognizable style and colors using mixed media on
mainly large canvases. Her paintings are more and more
abstractly, inspired by life experience and (jazz) music.
Out of the woodwork
Planet red
It’s all green
Skyliner
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Sunflowers
Angry bird
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Jorge Marin
With over 25 years of artistic work, he has successfully
entered into Mexico’s artistic scene and has become
a representative of figurative international sculpture.
The sculptures of Jorge Marín reflect in bronze the
intrinsic strength and force that emanates from its creation
and permits him to construct dynamic bodies, full of
movement, which challenge gravity and rotate in space
supported on one point.
His work represents the struggle between the coldness
of bronze and the diverse emotions that his subject’s
evocate: the perfect balance of the equilibrists, and his
winged figures has become his particular seal.
Another notable trait in his work is the mask, an attempt
to depersonalize his sculptures and become another
medium of expression of a body that contains universal
symbols in itself.
Archivaldo
Ángel con Mundo II
Estudio de Cabeza de Ángel Rotado
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Abrazo Universal
La Conversación
Luisa en Balsa con Bandera
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Stefan Damman
Born in Amsterdam (Holland) in 1969. He is a Graphic
Designer as wel as an artist. his work is a mix of abstract,
figurative and realism. They are a part of his way of thinking.
Inspired by music. A returning element is the horizon.
a new future, a place we left behind or a place we need to
go. A ongoing journey. Once on that new horizon we stop
for a moment before resting our eyes on a new one.
He like to combine and experiment with a wide palet
of materials. These combinations lead to an powerfull,
colorcombination in abstract themes like Guards (of
the mind) a series about mystic creatures protecting the
very principles of your mind, or the golden series, about
transitionperiods and periods of change, and a wide
sellection of experimentals.
Bridge
Wathing the ships goes down
Thoroughly lost to logic
76
Moods
I see…Barry
Years of memories
77
Wil Lof
Dutch painter Wil [Wilhelmina] Lof was born in HengeloNetherlands and started to paint in her adolescence. At an age
of 16 she joined a large Dutch textile printer as an apprentice.
For almost twenty years she worked as a leading dessinatrice
and coloriste for several textile printers, like Texoprint and
Parisign.
Lots of her designs found their way into Europe, Africa, the
Middle East and the South Americas, taking shape as printed
fabrics for the fashion industry. In the mean time she attended
the Academy for Art and Industry in Enschede, specializing
in Graphics and Textile Designs.
Many observers characterize her paintings as being esoteric,
anthroposophical or even ‘elysian’. Apart from her series
of pure abstract and figurative paintings, emphasis is now
in combining both styles into mysterious scenes.
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Leonardo da Vinci
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