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Kazuhiro Higashi, shapes and colors

Nov 25, 2021

1 minutes read

Each work of Kazuhiro Higashi shows that the artist is in search of an endlessly renewed harmony. He has no precise technique. Sometimes he just starts off with images that spring to mind.

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Australian aboriginal art: Millennial art threatened with disappearance

Jul 11, 2017

3 minutes read

The first aboriginal cave paintings date back to the dawn of time (more than 50,000 years ago). First known art forms, perpetuated on their original medium (rock, sand, etc.) until about twenty years ago and using "modern" techniques (canvas, acrylic, etc.) since the 1970s, they are now threatened with extinction.

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Man Ray: The Fusion of Abstraction, Eroticism, and Innovation

Aug 2, 2024

6 minutes read

Man Ray, born Emmanuel Radnitzky in Philadelphia on August 27, 1890, was a pioneering artist who profoundly impacted modern art through his contributions to the Dada and Surrealist movements, innovative photographic techniques like "rayographs," and groundbreaking experimental films and light paintings, with his legacy further solidified by record-breaking sales and enduring influence in the art world.

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Ling Chang: The Art of Color

Mar 10, 2025

3 minutes read

Ling Chang, a self-taught artist from Costa Rica, creates vibrant and emotional works exploring themes of beauty, imperfection, and the transient nature of life through a variety of techniques and a strong influence of Wabi Sabi . Investing in her work means supporting an artist whose unique and profound oeuvre is destined for growing recognition, combining authenticity and innovation.

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Ahmed Alsoudani: Surreal Reflections of War and Identity

Jan 24, 2025

6 minutes read

Ahmed Alsoudani, a renowned Iraqi artist, uses surrealism to explore the trauma of war and displacement, blending abstract and figurative elements with acrylic and charcoal techniques. His works, exhibited internationally, transcend cultural boundaries by transforming personal experiences into universal narratives about resilience and identity.

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Jems cehes, canvases, brushes and spray cans

Feb 27, 2022

3 minutes read

Jems Cehes' works don't try to show something, they actually do! All this thanks to a technique that mixes the use of airbrush, spray can, brushes and canvas...

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Elina Evstig: oil painting is a pretty traditional thing

Jul 16, 2024

5 minutes read

"I have no formal education in arts, although I always had a craving for it. Years ago I took private classes of academic drawing by Ukrainian artist Oksana Samoylenko, and later learned illustration basics at Design/Illustration school. So, I tried different styles and techniques and a variety of subjects before I found a few that I am comfortable with. "...

Art History

A Comparative Analysis of British and American Pop Art

Sep 3, 2024

8 minutes read

British and American Pop Art, while sharing themes and techniques, differed profoundly in their approach and aesthetics. British artists, such as Hamilton and Blake, were often more critical and detached toward mass culture...

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Fintan Whelan: An Exploration of Color and Texture

Jan 9, 2025

4 minutes read

To acquire a work by Fintan Whelan is to experience a timeless art where light, texture, and movement blend to create a profound emotional resonance. His international success and the quality of his painting techniques guarantee the longevity and continued appreciation of his work in the contemporary art world.

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Luciano Basile: A Personal Interpretation of Post-Impressionism

Feb 6, 2025

4 minutes read

Luciano Basile, a contemporary Italian painter, roots his art in the great tradition of Post-Impressionism, reinterpreting its principles with a personal and distinctive style. Through a painting technique characterized by vibrant brushstrokes and luminous colors, Basile brings to life works that convey emotion, warmth, and a sense of universal intimacy...

Art History

The Crucifixion of Christ: a figurative tradition in continuous evolution

Apr 17, 2022

7 minutes read

From the seventeenth century onwards, the representations of Christ on the cross have largely diversified among themselves, interpreting techniques, stylistic innovations and expressions of personal and territorial devotion...

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From Paris Streets to Global Art Scenes: The Story of Onemizer’s Art

Jul 5, 2024

4 minutes read

Onemizer is a contemporary French artist who brings the energy of street art into the gallery space, combining vibrant graffiti techniques with pop culture influences. His work explores themes of expression and social commentary through dynamic, colorful creations.

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Karin Vermeer: The alchemy between digital and material

Mar 17, 2025

3 minutes read

Karin Vermeer is a Dutch artist who combines digital art and traditional painting to create recomposed portraits and deeply sensory abstract works. Her work is distinguished by a unique technique, rich textures, and a strong aesthetic that appeals to art lovers and collectors alike.

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Be-Me-L by Kristin Bemelmans, art that combines order and chaos

Mar 16, 2022

3 minutes read

Be-Me-L By Kristin Bemelmans' work is characterized by a very special painting technique. The artist paints on the back of plexiglass, creating works that summarize life, love and chaos....

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World Art Dubai 2025: Art at the Heart of the World

Apr 17, 2025

4 minutes read

World Art Dubai 2025 showcases artists from around the world, offering a diversity of artistic expression ranging from painting to sculpture to digital art. This edition promises a unique immersion in contemporary creativity through a variety of styles and techniques.

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Wade Guyton: Technology Meets Abstract Art

Oct 11, 2024

7 minutes read

Wade Guyton is an American post-conceptual artist known for his innovative use of digital printing techniques to create abstract, minimalist works. He is recognized for blending technology with traditional art forms, particularly through his use of inkjet printers to produce striking pieces on canvas.

Art History

Art brut or Outsider art : when non-professional artists shake up official art

Apr 25, 2017

2 minutes read

Defined in 1945 by Jean Dubuffet as a simple and natural art, executed by non-professionals, having neither artistic culture nor cultural pretension or approach, it is a spontaneous, impulsive art, leaving room for invention, techniques and non-academic materials.

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Blek le Rat: The Father of Stencil Graffiti and Urban Art

Aug 1, 2024

6 minutes read

Blek le Rat, a pioneering French graffiti artist and the "Father of stencil graffiti," has profoundly influenced urban art with his innovative stencil techniques and socially conscious themes, inspiring a global movement and artists like Banksy, while remaining dedicated to street art's public visibility despite his success in galleries.

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Movement in photography: from the horse to the human figure

Jan 8, 2023

9 minutes read

The history of movement within photography is inextricably linked to the study of techniques, having the purpose of overcoming the "limits" of the oldest pictorial art, which, before Cubist and Futurist dynamism, had focused on immortalizing motion, fixing it in a very precise and "static" time frame...

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Manuel, the medium of oil painting

Dec 14, 2022

11 minutes read

At first, Manuel was more of a draftsman than a painter, then he experimented with acrylic paint, which he didn't like (quick drying, lack of shadows, etc.). Subsequently, the artist discovered oil painting and its secrets in 2010, and was immediately convinced that this technique would suit him...

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Allias, the inspiration that comes from the street

Jul 13, 2022

3 minutes read

“My work reflects my experiences and my vision of the world. In my works, I want to translate the richness of our cultures, the spontaneity and the gesture in painting. I also want to take a look at our society and invite the viewer to question the contemporary world”.

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Poptonicart: I have always been fascinated by portraits

Dec 5, 2023

3 minutes read

"I originally attended the School of Arts and Crafts, completed several further education courses at international universities and also managed marketing & communications, branding and design departments in international companies for many years."...

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Emanuel Aguiar, Surrealism inspiration

Jun 18, 2022

3 minutes read

Emanuel Aguiar's inspiration comes from surrealism and pursues the desire to evoke sensations in the viewer through the vision of colors...

Art History

Pointillism in contemporary artistic language

Sep 28, 2022

8 minutes read

The peculiarities of pointillism are the fruit of the positivist climate of the late 19th century, which, indelibly marked by the prevailing idea of the triumph of progress, as well as the extreme faith in technique and science, came to charge with rationality even the art world, previously dominated by the "romanticism" of the Impressionists...

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Aéro: airbrush and charcoal

Feb 22, 2023

3 minutes read

"When I work on a portrait, my inspiration comes first of all from the photographer's photos with the poses, the contrasts and the lights that the subject brings, then it comes naturally".

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Luc Peire: The Vertical Visionary

Jul 25, 2024

15 minutes read

Luc Peire was a distinguished Belgian artist renowned for his vertical abstraction style. His production, characterized by elongated forms and a profound sense of spatial depth, reflects a unique exploration of human existence and architectural forms. Peire's minimalist approach and innovative techniques have solidified his place in the annals of modern art...

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Pavel Guliaev: I drew from an early age

Mar 5, 2024

7 minutes read

"There were no professional artists in my family, but everyone loved to draw. I drew from an early age. At first, it was Indians and horses, but then I started illustrating fairy tales and drawing historical subjects (usually battle scenes)"...

Art History

Young Hare by Albrecht Dürer

Apr 7, 2023

6 minutes read

Albrecht Dürer's Hare is a major work of the German Renaissance. This watercolor, made in 1502, shows a hare sitting on its hind legs, facing left. It measures 25.1 x 22.6 cm and is now kept in the Albertina Museum in Vienna.

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Rupert Cefai, creating a conversation with the viewer

Aug 21, 2022

6 minutes read

In Rupert Cefai's artistic creation process, simple everyday things, nature and human interaction in all its forms turn out to be decisive...

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Valerie Andriantsiferana, experimentation and curiosity

Mar 8, 2023

5 minutes read

"I remember my first real drawing around the age of 10. Sitting at my little desk, a pencil, a sheet of paper and a mirror, I drew a self-portrait, which I still have"...

Art History

Asalha Puja and Art: A Harmonious Celebration of Dharma

Jun 17, 2024

12 minutes read

The Asalha Puja, an important Buddhist celebration marking the Buddha's first sermon, is enriched by various forms of artistic expression such as paintings, frescoes and sculptures, incorporating both traditional and modern techniques.

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Antoni Dragan, I am self taught

Jun 17, 2023

6 minutes read

"I loved painting since I remember myself. As a child, still at school in Germany, I participated in several local painting contests for kids, where I won several small presents (watches, books, pens..)."

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Alexandra Djokic: The strategic combination of colors

Mar 21, 2025

6 minutes read

"I was always inspired by the thoughts that I couldn't do something I wanted... .Don't compose, work traditionally within the task borders". Back when I was studying piano, my professor (now my colleague), told me not to compose but to go with a typical school like style. A rebellion immediately broke out in me, and nothing came out of that "school creation"...

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Stefano Catalini: During my teenage years, I began to reproduce paintings by the Macchiaioli painters

Nov 12, 2024

5 minutes read

“As a child, around the age of 6, I enjoyed modeling the clay present near the house, also with my paternal grandfather I made small wooden toys.”...

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Elena Kraft, art as a cry from the heart

Jul 16, 2022

8 minutes read

Elena Kraft's work is literally a cry from the heart aimed at revealing the emotional state of the artist, which is expressed both in painting and in sculpture...

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Riina Sirel, art as a channel of emotions

Dec 20, 2022

3 minutes read

For Riina Sirel art has always been a way to channel her emotions—not a means to an end, but the end in itself. Art is liberation, her internal quest for freedom in a monotonous world. As such, she doesn't approach it in any particular way, she just put her feelings on paper.

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