Hindley plunges into wrestling with the unknown, unnameable pathway of abstraction. This process relies on the raw building blocks that classically make up a painting: line, colour and form. He explores each of these formal aspects, while encouraging paint to be paint, inventing and developing an expanding array of applications. Energetic compositions arrive as a […]
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Hindley plunges into wrestling with the unknown, unnameable pathway of abstraction. This process relies on the raw building blocks that classically make up a painting: line, colour and form. He explores each of these formal aspects, while encouraging paint to be paint, inventing and developing an expanding array of applications. Energetic compositions arrive as a […]
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Richie’s paintings are character studies, in which he depicts figures against imaginary, idealized, and vividly colored backgrounds. Through the use of vibrant colors and visual storytelling, he addresses themes such as living conditions in impoverished communities, aiming to create happiness and harmony. Richie Madyira’s work is rooted in his personal experiences and offers an optimistic […]
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Richie’s paintings are character studies, in which he depicts figures against imaginary, idealized, and vividly colored backgrounds. Through the use of vibrant colors and visual storytelling, he addresses themes such as living conditions in impoverished communities, aiming to create happiness and harmony. Richie Madyira’s work is rooted in his personal experiences and offers an optimistic […]
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Richie’s paintings are character studies, in which he depicts figures against imaginary, idealized, and vividly colored backgrounds. Through the use of vibrant colors and visual storytelling, he addresses themes such as living conditions in impoverished communities, aiming to create happiness and harmony. Richie Madyira’s work is rooted in his personal experiences and offers an optimistic […]
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From the pen drawing David made, 100 numbered prints were made, with an original signature and a watermark. An animation was made of this drawing with music in the background. If you scan the print with the “Artivive” app, you will be amazed by the result! Last one available : A1 format, €1.200 with kiaat […]
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From the pen drawing David made, 100 numbered prints were made, with an original signature and a watermark. An animation was made of this drawing with music in the background. If you scan the print with the “Artivive” app, you will be amazed by the result! Still available : A2 format, €900 with kiaat frame […]
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From the pen drawing David made, 100 numbered prints were made, with an original signature and a watermark. An animation was made of this drawing with music in the background. If you scan the print with the “Artivive” app, you will be amazed by the result! Still available : A2 format, €900 with kiaat frame […]
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From the pen drawing David made, 100 numbered prints were made, with an original signature and a watermark. An animation was made of this drawing with music in the background. If you scan the print with the “Artivive” app, you will be amazed by the result! Still available : A2 format, €900 with kiaat frame […]
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From the pen drawing David made, 100 numbered prints were made, with an original signature and a watermark. An animation was made of this drawing with music in the background. If you scan the print with the “Artivive” app, you will be amazed by the result! Still available : A2 format, €900 with kiaat frame […]
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Janko de Beer grew up in Pretoria, South Africa. He obtained his National Senior Certificate from Pro Arte Alphen Park (1997), a reputed art school in Pretoria, where he was exposed to a range of art forms. In 2003, he obtained his Bachelor of Laws ( Legum Baccalaureus ) from the University of South-Africa. During […]
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In a world moulded by social and online media, everything has become digitized. In its primal core, all internet information and imagery is nothing more than 1’s and 0’s (binary code). Digital media in reality is a sort of magic… we transform these mathematical 1’s and 0’s into imagery. It is not celluloid or tangible, […]
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Liversage’s latest studio expedition is evident in her bright and brazen color applications as well as urban textural investigations procuring a strong and intense experience on first encounter. These works present a curiosity towards emblazoned surface application through urban materials related to street-art and urban environments. Subject matter is sourced from social media platforms pertaining […]
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Abraham refers to the repeated brushstrokes in her paintings and drawings as ‘ghosts’. A metaphor for the spectre of trauma and its haunting of memory. These ‘ghosts’ are counted and numbered with reference to the Kabbalah. Focusing on specific numbers associated with the alphanumeric system within Kabbalah called Gematria as the underlying structure of the […]
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With her feminine portrait paintings she honours and celebrates the feminine forms, grace, movement, vulnerability and strength. “I portray the female desires and ambitions, at the same time idealistic and caring,” says Mo Nique. Mo Nique loves to experiment with her brush and palette knife. She is not afraid to try out a variety of […]
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With her feminine portrait paintings she honours and celebrates the feminine forms, grace, movement, vulnerability and strength. “I portray the female desires and ambitions, at the same time idealistic and caring,” says Mo Nique. Mo Nique loves to experiment with her brush and palette knife. She is not afraid to try out a variety of […]
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During the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown of 2020, Jimmy started producing his first astronaut pieces. These were produced in a far more realistic style, and most were quite conceptual, combining the astronaut with elements of nature like animals. He suspect that isolation and the vulnerable state that the world found itself in influenced the creation […]
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With her feminine portrait paintings she honours and celebrates the feminine forms, grace, movement, vulnerability and strength. “I portray the female desires and ambitions, at the same time idealistic and caring,” says Mo Nique. Mo Nique loves to experiment with her brush and palette knife. She is not afraid to try out a variety of […]
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Phulani puts a lot of emphasis on the eyes in all her works because she believes that we are connected to each other with our eyes. She wants to reinforce this by including only little emotion in the face. Ula was created starting from 5 different photographs. Phulani does not paint a person, but invents […]
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Phulani puts a lot of emphasis on the eyes in all her works because she believes that we are connected to each other with our eyes. She wants to reinforce this by including only little emotion in the face. Seraphine was created starting from 4 different photographs. Phulani does not paint a person, but invents […]
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“The faster we move the less we see the details” “We see our lives in frames per second” Riaan hurls and pours old car oil, effectively slowing time and capturing it with a mix of charcoal and paint on different surfaces. The static images vibrate with movement. Exploring and deepening his own impressions and comprehension, […]
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Abraham refers to the repeated brushstrokes in her paintings and drawings as ‘ghosts’. A metaphor for the spectre of trauma and its haunting of memory. These ‘ghosts’ are counted and numbered with reference to the Kabbalah. Focusing on specific numbers associated with the alphanumeric system within Kabbalah called Gematria as the underlying structure of the […]
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Abraham refers to the repeated brushstrokes in her paintings and drawings as ‘ghosts’. A metaphor for the spectre of trauma and its haunting of memory. These ‘ghosts’ are counted and numbered with reference to the Kabbalah. Focusing on specific numbers associated with the alphanumeric system within Kabbalah called Gematria as the underlying structure of the […]
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GUARDIA121() is one of the 6 works Kilmany is presenting with Atelier Louis in 2021, in an effort to challenge and amplify the modern day woman. This collection of paintings was made in January (1) of 2021(21) . The ( ) at the end is an extra indication of the global pandemic which is happening […]
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With her feminine portrait paintings she honours and celebrates the feminine forms, grace, movement, vulnerability and strength. “I portray the female desires and ambitions, at the same time idealistic and caring,” says Mo Nique. Mo Nique loves to experiment with her brush and palette knife. She is not afraid to try out a variety of […]
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“The faster we move the less we see the details” “We see our lives in frames per second” Riaan hurls and pours old car oil, effectively slowing time and capturing it with a mix of charcoal and paint on different surfaces. The static images vibrate with movement. Exploring and deepening his own impressions and comprehension, […]
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“The faster we move the less we see the details” “We see our lives in frames per second” Riaan hurls and pours old car oil, effectively slowing time and capturing it with a mix of charcoal and paint on different surfaces. The static images vibrate with movement. Exploring and deepening his own impressions and comprehension, […]
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Phulani puts a lot of emphasis on the eyes in all her works because she believes that we are connected to each other with our eyes. She wants to reinforce this by including only little emotion in the face. Riana was created starting from 4 different photographs. Phulani does not paint a person, but invents […]
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Divided Wisdom is part of the ‘ ELDERS SERIES’ . This series is a contemporary interpretation based on the face and the ceremonial painting techniques of the Dinka people of South Sudan. The sculptures represent the allegorical use of masks. This sculpture is number 6/10 and was made from bronze and given a blue patina. […]
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During the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown of 2020, Jimmy started producing his first astronaut pieces. These were produced in a far more realistic style, and most were quite conceptual, combining the astronaut with elements of nature like animals. He suspect that isolation and the vulnerable state that the world found itself in influenced the creation […]
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During the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown of 2020, Jimmy started producing his first astronaut pieces. These were produced in a far more realistic style, and most were quite conceptual, combining the astronaut with elements of nature like animals. He suspect that isolation and the vulnerable state that the world found itself in influenced the creation […]
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Hindley plunges into wrestling with the unknown, unnameable pathway of abstraction. This process relies on the raw building blocks that classically make up a painting: line, colour and form. He explores each of these formal aspects, while encouraging paint to be paint, inventing and developing an expanding array of applications. Energetic compositions arrive as a […]
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Adia means “Valuable Gift” in the beautiful Swahili tongue. That is exactly what the ability to act wisely is….a gift . Wisdom is the ability to use knowledge for the correct purpose. According to Joel Stockhill wisdom will help you to see and do the right thing at the right time in the right way […]
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Phulani puts a lot of emphasis on the eyes in all her works because she believes that we are connected to each other with our eyes. She wants to reinforce this by including only little emotion in the face. Riana was created starting from 5 different photographs. Phulani does not paint a person, but invents […]
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Janko de Beer grew up in Pretoria, South Africa. He obtained his National Senior Certificate from Pro Arte Alphen Park (1997), a reputed art school in Pretoria, where he was exposed to a range of art forms. In 2003, he obtained his Bachelor of Laws ( Legum Baccalaureus ) from the University of South-Africa. During […]
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In a world moulded by social and online media, everything has become digitized. In its primal core, all internet information and imagery is nothing more than 1’s and 0’s (binary code). Digital media in reality is a sort of magic… we transform these mathematical 1’s and 0’s into imagery. It is not celluloid or tangible, […]
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In a world moulded by social and online media, everything has become digitized. In its primal core, all internet information and imagery is nothing more than 1’s and 0’s (binary code). Digital media in reality is a sort of magic… we transform these mathematical 1’s and 0’s into imagery. It is not celluloid or tangible, […]
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I paint flowers as a reference to the objectification of women. Flowers are supposed to bring beauty and colour to a space and often women are expected to do the same. Women are put under pressure to be beautiful. Even on social media we find apps designed to enhance certain feminine features. So in these […]
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Phulani puts a lot of emphasis on the eyes in all her works because she believes that we are connected to each other with our eyes. She wants to reinforce this by including only little emotion in the face. Aria was created starting from 5 different photographs. Phulani does not paint a person, but invents […]
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“The faster we move the less we see the details” “We see our lives in frames per second” Riaan hurls and pours old car oil, effectively slowing time and capturing it with a mix of charcoal and paint on different surfaces. The static images vibrate with movement. Exploring and deepening his own impressions and comprehension, […]
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Bastiaan’s works are a testament to his unique vision and creativity. His ability to blend the natural beauty of his homeland with the diverse cultures of Europe has resulted in a body of work that is both captivating and inspiring. His works become a personal narrative of growing up and surviving as an individual in […]
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Bastiaan’s works are a testament to his unique vision and creativity. His ability to blend the natural beauty of his homeland with the diverse cultures of Europe has resulted in a body of work that is both captivating and inspiring. His works become a personal narrative of growing up and surviving as an individual in […]
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Bastiaan’s works are a testament to his unique vision and creativity. His ability to blend the natural beauty of his homeland with the diverse cultures of Europe has resulted in a body of work that is both captivating and inspiring. His works become a personal narrative of growing up and surviving as an individual in […]
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FERAH 721() is one of the 3 works Kilmany is presenting with Atelier Louis in July 2021, in an effort to challenge and amplify the modern day woman. This collection of paintings was made in July (7) of 2021(21) . The ( ) at the end is an extra indication of the global pandemic which […]
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In a world moulded by social and online media, everything has become digitized. In its primal core, all internet information and imagery is nothing more than 1’s and 0’s (binary code). Digital media in reality is a sort of magic… we transform these mathematical 1’s and 0’s into imagery. It is not celluloid or tangible, […]
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With her feminine portrait paintings she honours and celebrates the feminine forms, grace, movement, vulnerability and strength. “I portray the female desires and ambitions, at the same time idealistic and caring,” says Mo Nique. Mo Nique loves to experiment with her brush and palette knife. She is not afraid to try out a variety of […]
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FYXSTIE 721() is one of the 3 works Kilmany is presenting with Atelier Louis in July 2021, in an effort to challenge and amplify the modern day woman. This collection of paintings was made in July (7) of 2021(21) . The ( ) at the end is an extra indication of the global pandemic which […]
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Hindley plunges into wrestling with the unknown, unnameable pathway of abstraction. This process relies on the raw building blocks that classically make up a painting: line, colour and form. He explores each of these formal aspects, while encouraging paint to be paint, inventing and developing an expanding array of applications. Energetic compositions arrive as a […]
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