International Art Magazine for Emerging Artists
For South Korean visual artist Rosie Park, art is both a process of healing and a source of energy that keeps her going. Drawing her inspiration from her personal experience with nature, art history and everyday things, Rosie’s aim is to instil the same sense of calmness and peace that art brings me to those who can connect with my work.
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As a geometric op artist, Nicki Harrington’s art explores the intersection of form, color, and perception. the intersection of form, color, and perception. Through the use of precise lines, shapes, and patterns, Nickie creates vibrant works that challenge the viewer’s understanding of space and dimension. Discover more of her work in today’s “Rising Stars”
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In her colourful mixed media works, Canadian-Spanish artist Andrea Mindell Cohen combines various types of printmaking, photography, drawing, painting and textiles to create immersive installations. Have a look at a selection of some of her most intriguing works in today’s “All Eyes On”.
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German artist Matthias Lück (b.1984) approached the traditional form of painting through experience in the design areas of urban art. In his figurative visual language, he takes up topics relevant to the time and relates them to one another with the help of collage-like pictorial spaces.
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Born in Los Angeles, as the daughter of two successful artists, Nicole Botto grew up immersed in the artist’s lifestyle. An artist from the beginning, Nicole turned to art as a career in her early 40’s. Join us in today’s “All Eyes On” to learn more about Nicole and her mixed media works.
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Hanna Dujmovic (1994) is a painter & sculptor based in Sarajevo and Belgrade (Balkans), whose colourful, dreamlike paintings introduce the viewer to a new world. In today’s “All Eyes” we show a selection of some of her most intriguing works.
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Best known for his large-scale abstract paintings in natural tones, Houston based, self-taught painter Michael James Cisarik, has been able to gain recognition in the U.S. art scene since the COVID-19 pandemic. In today’s “All Eyes On”, we show 5 of Michael’s most intriguing works.
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Using the often overlooked medium of velvet painting, San Francisco artists Aubrey Davis documents her rejection of patriarchal ideals, her journey of life after divorce, and self-discovery & healing from generational trauma.
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Originally from Mexico City, New York City-based artist Claudia Robles-Gil creates vibrant oil paintings of flowers & tropical fruits, and human bodies, mostly bodies, who interact with these.
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Inspired by her personal demons, the immensity of nature and the mediocrity of the human condition, Portuguese artist Micaela Guedes aka Time For The Oniric creates colourful digital illustrations that carry disturbing themes of nowadays through a psychedelic and surrealistic approach.
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Ugandan artist Ethel Aanyu uses digital layering techniques of positive and negative black & white images to create intriguing artworks that she likes to describe as “visual self reflections”. We talked with Ethel talked about the performative process involved in her work, self-reflection & growth, and her interest in the human condition
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From her studio in Cincinnati, Ohio, Emily Moores creates both wall works & large scale installations, consisting of hand-cut and ornately layered materials. In our interview with her, we talked about the intelligence of our bodies in relation to art, the benefit of sharing a studio with two kids and two dogs, and why verbalization is not always needed to create or understand a piece of art.
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Since 2020, Portuguese artist Luzalba has dedicated her artistic practice to sea culture: creating zero waste prints from fresh fish on recycled cotton bed sheets, she explores Maritime Portuguese recourses and pays tribute to the Portuguese marine traditions.
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In “Flash for Empathy”, German painter Andrea M. Weiss explores characteristics that determine our personal & social identity such as sustainability, joy & empathy. Join us and discover more of Andrea’s work in today’s edition of “Rising Stars”.
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Conscious of culture and history, and prioritizing traditional values in his art, Nigerian painter Yusuf Mubaraq views his role as an artist as one who preserves the times we live in. In today’s take on “Rising Stars”, we showcase some of his most intriguing works.
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Sacramento based visual artist Shani Zuberi, has been undressing classical art pieces since 2019 and replacing them with her own features, incorporating her love of storytelling and searching through archives into her artistic aesthetic. Discover her distinctive pieces in today’s “Rising Stars”.
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Nigerian painter Daniel Oguche uses his paintings to tell stories of his people and to talk about his cultural background. Discover more about Daniel and his work in today’s “Rising Stars” and learn more about the symbols in his colourful paintings.
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Driven by how different our perspectives as individuals can be, Nigerian photographer Charles Eruni uses his photography to express his experiences in every day life, and to capture his very personal view of the world. Discover more of his work in today’s “All Eyes On”.
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Working with acrylic paints & mediums, New Jersery-based artist Anu Oro creates artwork that is deeply inspired by alignment, introspection, & identity. Learn more about Anu’s work in today’s take on “Rising Stars”, and dive into her world of gold accents, bold linework & a contrasting monochromatic palette.
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Baltimore based artist Noreen Smith “Justis” discovered her love for making while observing the women in her family create out of necessity & for the sake of making something beautiful. In today’s “Rising Stars” feature, we showcase Noreen’s series “Heroes & Villains” that explores the intersectionality of gender and racial inequality of the feminist art movement of the 1970’s.
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