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On the Front Cover Gayle Printz A World Master Artist
Purple Plunge, 2020 Acrylic on canvas
36 x 24 x 2.5 in.
On the Back Cover Zhu Yi
Disrespectful Intrusion No. 06, 2023 Oil on canvas
60 x 80 cm
Featured Artists
GAYLE PRINTZ
ZHU YI
CARLOS ABRAHAM
RANIA ABULHASAN
KAVEH MICHAEL AMIRI
DANA ANBAR
ART DARLING
MIKE ASKEW
DAVID BALDWIN
E BEE BANTUG
MICHEL BOETTCHER
BOZSOKI ART
STEFANIE LYNN CASACELI-HENDRA
MEGHAN JM CAUGHEY
WENDY COHEN
COLORMO
MARÍA ISABEL DE LINCE
STEPHANIE DILLON ART
PAT FALLON
KATERYNA FERMAN
FRANKIE FRIERI
MANDONG FU
FREDERICK HADDOX
MARINA SUSANNE HAHN
HOWARD HARRIS
ROBERT HAWORTH
SHU-YA HSU
ART IMENEJ
TOBIAS INDERMUEHLE
ANGELA ISKANDER
DITA JACOBOVITZ
JOHN CARLOS
JAMY KAHN
KATYA KAN
KAT KLEINMAN
KAY LARKIN
DOMINIQUE LOUKIDIS
ALAN MAHOOD
RITA MAIA E SILVA
MARTHA MARTIN
NATALIE MCGUIRE
MIN WU
BILLY MORO-WEY
FAITH MATTHEWS MÜLLER
NAROMI
DEMET YÜCE NELL
BARBARA NIESEN
YASUO ODA
MIYA OZAKI
MÓNIKA KATALIN PÁL
SURYA PATIL
TIMOTHY POE
NATALYA RADÜNZ
ANGELICA RODRIGUEZ
NATALIA ROSE
JACK ROSENFARB
MARCIN RYNG
GLAIEUL SAMADANI
CLAUDIA SAN LUIS
RITA SCHOONMAKER
ANTONELLA SERRATORE
RAJUL SHAH
ANGELĖ ŠIMOLIŪNIENĖ
SANDHYA SINGH
M. MICHAEL STORRINGS
JOS TAM
GEORG TAUPE
RAFA TOM
ANASTASIA VOLTCHOK
CAROLINE WALSH-WARING
ALEX Z. WANG
TOM WATT
JOHN WENDLING
LEIGH WITHERELL
JULIE WYNN
GERRY YASUI
MITTY ZALL
EVA ZUCKER
Gayle Printz
A World Master Artist
A World Master Artist with an extraordinary trajectory, Gayle Printz has ascended to international recognition with remarkable speed. Since beginning her artistic career in 2020, she has received over 2,000 prestigious international awards, an achievement that underscores her innate talent and the profound impact of her work. Her paintings, now part of esteemed museum collections such as Le Musée de Peinture de SaintFrajou in France, are exhibited in major art hubs worldwide, including Rome, Palermo, London, Beijing, and Dubai. As a highly sought-after artist, her work has graced the covers of leading art publications, reinforcing her position as one of the most influential contemporary abstract painters today. With her signature dynamic approach, Printz transforms color and movement into immersive experiences, her canvases bursting with raw energy, depth, and meaning.
‘Purple Plunge’ exemplifies Printz’s unparalleled command of a modern form of abstract expressionism. This electrifying composition is an eruption of color and texture, where deep violets and electric blues churn in a powerful, tactile symphony. Layer upon layer of thick, sculptural paint creates an intricate interplay of light and shadow, while sharp accents of yellow and red emerge through the composition, injecting an element of unpredictability. The painting’s surface is alive with movement, guiding us through a mesmerizing visual journey where form and color oscillate between chaos and harmony.
Printz’s body of work radiates with an undeniable force. Her paintings explode with expressionistic intensity, yet they maintain a level of refinement that is the mark of a true master. In her compositions, vibrant strokes intertwine with calculated precision, striking a balance between spontaneity and control. Whether employing sweeping gestural lines or intricate textural details, her pieces seem to breathe with vitality, each telling its own unique visual story.
A defining characteristic of Printz’s work is its instinctive nature. Unlike traditional abstraction, which often adheres to a planned framework, her approach is rooted in an immediate and profound connection to her materials. This gives her paintings a visceral authenticity, allowing the viewer to experience the raw energy embedded within each stroke. Her technique captures the spontaneous pulse of creation, where color becomes emotion, and texture becomes a language of its own.
Gayle Printz’s artistic vision extends beyond aesthetics—her work is an investment in contemporary abstraction. Collected internationally and sought after for both its visual and conceptual power, her paintings stand at the intersection of dynamic energy and refined craftsmanship. As she continues to push the boundaries of contemporary abstraction, her legacy as a trailblazer in the field is already cemented. Few artists can command a canvas with such intuitive brilliance, and even fewer can imbue abstraction with such a profound emotional resonance. With every piece, Printz reaffirms her status as a true master of Modern Abstractionism.
Purple Plunge, 2020 Acrylic
www.GaylePrintz.com
2021
on canvas 12 x 12 in.
Gayle Printz has been recognized globally as a World Master Artist, with her work distinguished by a rich interplay of texture, movement, and intuitive color harmony. Her paintings capture a fluid, almost dreamlike quality, where abstraction and emotion intertwine. Through delicate layers and dynamic compositions, Printz creates deeply resonant works that evoke both personal reflection and universal connection.
GAYLE PRINTZ
Swirl,
Acrylic
Gayle Printz
Acrylic on canvas
x 24 in.
Blue Dog, 2020
Acrylic on canvas 36 x 48 x 1.4 in.
Acrylic on canvas
GAYLE
Emerge, 2024
Acrylic on canvas 12 x 12 in.
on canvas 14 x 11 in.
A nine-time international award-winning abstract painting
Fireworks,
Acrylic
An eighteen-time international award-winning abstract painting
Angles, 2021
Acrylic on canvas 36 x 24 x 1 3/8 in.
Dita’s art is deeply tied to the landscapes she has known for nearly four decades, each painting a meditation on place and memory. Now standing at the threshold of change, she captures the essence of her surroundings before moving on to new horizons. Working with oil and mixed media, she translates observation into rich, layered compositions, reflecting the emotional depth of transition and the ever-evolving relationship between artist and environment
DITA JACOBOVITZ
Winter Oil on canvas 70 x 100 cm
Dita Jacobovitz ·
These landscapes exude a serene elegance, inviting us into tranquil expanses of rolling hills and soft atmospheric depth. With a masterful balance of color and light, Dita’s compositions are both calming and immersive, capturing the quiet poetry of nature. Each brushstroke is rendered with care, evoking a profound sense of stillness and quiet contemplation.
Three Climates Oil on canvas 70 x 100 cm
What the Flower Wanted to Tell You, 2024
Natalia Rose’s paintings are a fusion of memory, cultural identity, and imagined beauty. Rather than depicting observed reality, she reconstructs fragments of the past, interweaving Eastern and Western mythologies. Believing that color orchestrates movement and emotion, she translates life’s rhythm onto canvas through layered hues and dynamic forms.
NATALIA ROSE
Acrylic on canvas 100 x 100 cm
Natalia Rose · Spotlight
Algorithm Break
Art for Marina Susanne Hahn is a means of sparking awareness, curiosity, and selfreflection. Whether evoking empathy, motivation, or hope, her canvases encourage introspection and connection. Each piece is carefully considered, inviting us to engage with its deeper message. Hahn fosters a dialogue between the artwork and its audience, creating a space for contemplation and emotional resonance.
MARINA SUSANNE HAHN
Acrylics, charcoal on passepartout carton 30 x 40 cm
Wendy Cohen’s dynamic mixed media works fuse shape, line, and color with layered collage elements, creating compositions that pulse with energy. The canvases become vibrant visual tapestries where contrasting hues interact in rhythmic harmony. Exhibiting internationally, Cohen explores the interplay of form and movement, inviting viewers into immersive, synchronized worlds where abstraction and materiality converge in a bold, expressive dialogue.
WENDY COHEN
www.WendyCohen.net.au
Tribal Hearts and Smiles, 2024 Oil on canvas 92 x 122 cm
Miya Ozaki’s work is a meditation on atmosphere, where abstract layers evoke the fleeting essence of nature. Through fluid stratifications and delicate textures, she creates compositions that shift between the material and the ethereal. Her approach is guided by an intuitive process, allowing each piece to emerge as a visual echo of unseen forces. Ozaki’s art invites contemplation, drawing viewers into a world where space, light, and movement intertwine seamlessly.
The First Water Mixed on paper 3205 x 2264 mm
MIYA OZAKI
Carlos Abraham, a Mexican artist with a background in architecture and photography, explores and highlights the beauty of the human body through his images. His work has been featured in various publications and exhibited extensively in Mexico and Buenos Aires. Notably, Abraham’s artworks are included in the permanent collection of the Mediateca INAH in Mexico, affirming his contribution to contemporary art.
CARLOS ABRAHAM
www.FotoCarlos.com.mx/Constancia/
Caballo en las Nubes
B&W Photograph
Carlos Abraham · Spotlight
· 23 · Spotlight 40 · Rania Abulhasan Equanimity
Contemporary Kuwaiti artist, Rania Abulhasan delicately blends her background in fashion and product design with a profound artistic sensibility. Soft pastel tones and fluid, interwoven forms define her compositions, creating a sense of harmony and gentle motion. Her art serves as a meditative reflection on the simplicity and beauty of life, offering viewers a serene space for contemplation.
RANIA ABULHASAN
Dana Anbar reimagines iconic artworks and pop culture figures with a fresh, inventive perspective. Merging classical references with contemporary aesthetics, she creates dynamic compositions that offer new interpretations of familiar imagery. Through expressive details and refined craftsmanship, Anbar transforms well-known subjects into striking, thought-provoking pieces. Her work bridges tradition and modernity, making each piece both recognizable and refreshingly original. www.DanaAnbar.ca
DANA ANBAR
Girl in Gold Oil 20 x 24 in.
Dana Anbar · Spotlight
“I love depicting my imagination within my artwork. I always try to introduce new ideas, elements and materials into my paintings and experiment with them. I feel strongly that like journalism, paintings and art have a story to tell. The personal edge that I bring into each of my paintings alters and enhances subject matter, cultivating an imaginative visual experience for the viewers. My artwork sometimes takes critical social, political and cultural issues as I see them.”
KAVEH MICHAEL AMIRI
Courageous Soul, 2023
Acrylic on canvas 20 x 24 x 1 in.
Mirjana Amidzic works with acrylic paints on canvas, employing techniques that emphasize precision and symmetry. Her artistic exploration delves into metaphysical and Eastern influences, intertwining abstract geometry to create mandalas that radiate spiritual depth and tranquility. Her work serves as a portal, inviting viewers to contemplate the deeper mysteries of the universe and humanity’s place within it.
MIRJANA AMIDZIC (ORNAMIART)
Sun Salutation Oil on canvas 50 x 50 cm
Rosaleen Kavanagh’s “Art Darling” unifies her love of painting, photography, AI art, acting, and filmmaking under one creative vision. Encouraged to pursue the arts by parents John and Mary Ellen and inspired by brother John Joseph, she’s earned international recognition through exhibitions and sales. Her cross-medium approach creates work that’s both diverse and unique, reflecting her ongoing commitment to artistic growth and exploration.
ART DARLING
Celebration of Love Acrylic on canvas 36 x 48 in.
Digital artist, Mike Askew crafts intricate compositions by blending unrelated photographs into cohesive narratives. Without a set plan, he selects images from his vast library, experimenting until a story emerges. Using Photoshop, he layers elements, creating dynamic works that span abstract, surreal, and figurative themes, each reflecting his spontaneous and exploratory process.
David Baldwin embraces an intuition-driven approach, allowing his creations to unfold organically without planning. By stepping aside and letting ideas manifest naturally, he serves as a conduit for the art to become its own entity. This philosophy results in dynamic works that are authentic expressions of creativity, free from external constraints.
DAVID BALDWIN
Cosmos Osmos Acrylic on canvas 60 x 48 in.
Meltdown of the Mockingbirds Non-manipulated lens-based artwork 107 x 142 cm
hints at genesis unfolding: unseen worlds in specks of dust fractal dimensions untold hold still this quantum moment
”Often, I am compelled to write verses like these, an involuntary response to the excitement, exhilaration, and gratitude I experience. This occurs as my consciousness engages with light in the Aether, looking through my camera lens to ‘paint’ expressionist conceptual imagery, all left unmanipulated post-creation.”
www.artavita.com/artists/15305-e-bee-bantug
Borne of Light: fleeting boundless
plus mirrors and formica
Greta Thunberg
Swedish activist
Rex Tillerson
Executive and former US Secretary of State
Gordon Becker’ s “Mirror Mirror” series delves into the complexities of self-perception and societal identity. Through meticulously crafted sculptures, Becker employs reflective surfaces to challenge viewers’ understanding of reality, prompting introspection about personal and collective narratives. This body of work stands as a testament to his ability to intertwine aesthetic appeal with profound commentary on the human condition.
GORDON BECKER
Mirror Mirror XV Carvings,
on plywood backing with hard maple framing 36 x 79 x 18 cm
Michel Boettcher’s work blends classic-modern aesthetics with elements of romanticism and expressionism. Moving fluidly between painting, drawing, and digital art, he explores emotion and form with a refined yet expressive touch. His compositions balance structure and spontaneity, evoking depth and movement.
MICHEL BOETTCHER
www.ArtPoetique-Michel-Boettcher.com
Anya Assise Avec Ses Chats, 2021 Collage and painting 35 x 50 cm
Bozsóki’s paintings are deeply personal, transforming walls into emotional landscapes. Each work is a singular creation, designed to evoke memories, inspire, and connect with the viewer’s inner world. His custom commissions go beyond decoration, becoming vessels of emotion and meaning. Through passion and creativity, Bozsóki crafts paintings that are not just seen but felt, making everyday spaces profoundly special.
BOZSOKI ART
Lynn’s Spiritual Awakening series expands on her exploration of sacred spaces through the symbolism of the lotus. Representing growth, resilience, and transformation, her lotus-inspired works embody a journey of spiritual evolution. Layered with meaning, these pieces reflect themes of awakening, personal boundaries, and inner strength. Through rich textures and fluid forms, Lynn invites viewers to contemplate their own path toward enlightenment and self-discovery.
STEFANIE LYNN CASACELI-HENDRA
www.LynnArtSpiral.com
Meghan JM Caughey’s work merges abstraction and figuration, creating deeply expressive compositions that navigate themes of identity, perception, and transformation. Her gestural markmaking and layered forms evoke movement and emotional depth, drawing viewers into a space of introspection. Balancing control and spontaneity, her art reflects a profound engagement with the human experience, offering a compelling visual language that is both personal and universally resonant.
www.MeghanCaughey.com
Woman With Winged Beings and Sea Mammals Oil on canvas 36 x 48 in.
Colormo’s work transforms language into playful, vibrant visual expressions, linking color to words, sentences, and meaning. His paintings interpret speech through fluid compositions where symbols, ideas, and concepts dance in a lively interplay of form and hue. Exhibiting in Paris, Strasbourg, and internationally through digital displays, he creates a lighthearted yet thoughtful fusion of language and art, where spoken thought bursts into color.
COLORMO
In examining Pat Fallon’s work, one finds a compelling blend of realism and abstraction, with influences of magical realism—a genre notable in Latin American art and literature. The undulating forms and layered textures in her compositions suggest pathways and intersections that are both literal and metaphorical. There’s an architectural quality to her landscapes, reminiscent of the surreal and dreamlike works of artists such as Paul Delvaux, yet rooted in a personal narrative.
Stephanie Dillon’s practice redefines disposability through reinvention, transforming discarded materials into thought-provoking artworks. Using mixed media, upcycled canvases, and reclaimed objects, she challenges perceptions of waste and renewal. Her work sparks dialogue on consumption while embodying resilience and second chances. Beyond the canvas, Dillon donates much of her proceeds to local charities, ensuring her art leaves both a visual and social impact.
STEPHANIE DILLON
www.StephanieDillonArt.com
Untitled Acrylic painting on reclaimed canvas 36 x 48 in.
Stephanie Dillon
María Isabel De Lince’s work distills the essence of nature through abstraction, transforming its simplest elements— flowers, streams, and organic patterns—into expansive visions of sea, sky, and galaxies. Through keen observation, she captures the rhythms and ephemeral qualities of the natural world, translating them into layered, expressive compositions. Her paintings evoke a sense of movement and interconnectedness, bridging the tangible and the ethereal in a profound exploration of nature’s ever-changing forms.
www.MariaIsabelDelince.com
Chinese artist Mandong Fu merges tradition with contemporary aesthetics, expanding his creative practice from watercolor painting to jewelry design and model making. A graduate of Hubei Institute of Fine Arts, his work has gained international recognition, earning the Silver Award at the 2024 Hong Kong Youth Art Prize. Exhibiting in major events such as the Urbino International Watercolor Festival, Fu continues to push the boundaries of artistic craftsmanship.
MANDONG FU
www.circle-arts.com/fu-mandong/
and Zhou Dynasties
‘Battle of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties’ conjures a vision of chaos and resilience, where ancient figures emerge from a turbulent crimson expanse. The raw, gestural strokes evoke the energy of conflict, while cryptic symbols heighten the sense of historical weight. A striking interplay of abstraction and narrative, the work pulses with intensity and timeless intrigue.
Battle of the Shang
Oil on canvas 40 x 50 cm
Oracle Bone Inscriptions – One of the Many in the Realm of Living Beings
A vibrant interplay of color and symbolism, this work radiates energy through sweeping blue and violet strokes punctuated by vivid dots of yellow and pink. The cryptic characters seem to dance across the canvas, evoking a sense of movement and ancient storytelling.
www.circle-arts.com/fu-mandong/
Oil on canvas 50 x 90 cm
Deep hues of indigo and burgundy form a striking backdrop for luminous bursts of gold, creating a dynamic tension between mystery and illumination. The intricate calligraphic forms add layers of meaning, drawing the viewer into a world of enigmatic narratives. ·
Another of the Many in the Realm of Living Beings Oil on canvas 50 x 90 cm
Ukrainian artist Kateryna Ferman channels the pain of war into art that embodies resilience, hope, and beauty. His work transforms personal struggle into uplifting imagery, creating a world where confidence and individuality flourish. Through expressive compositions, he seeks to inspire joy and connection, believing in art’s power to heal and uplift. Each piece reflects his vision of a brighter, more compassionate world, offering solace and strength to viewers.
KATERYNA FERMAN
www.FermanArt.shop
Acrylic on canvas 20 x 16 in.
Frankie Frieri’s abstract paintings pulse with movement and emotion, reflecting the times we live in through bold color, form, and shape. As both a tattoo artist and fine artist, he brings a deep understanding of composition and expression to his work. Owning a private tattoo and art gallery in Connecticut, Frieri curates a space where personal storytelling and vibrant abstraction converge in dynamic visual narratives.
FRANKIE FRIERI
Frederick Haddox employs a distinctive technique of intricate, undulating line work that builds depth and movement within his compositions. An American expressionist now based in Budapest, he prioritizes emotional depth over realistic representation, crafting works where color, form, and line take precedence. Through dynamic interplay, Haddox captures the raw essence of his subjects, creating art that pulses with life and visceral intensity.
FREDERICK HADDOX
Howard Harris’ patented process layers a sublimated image on aluminum with a delicate printed grid, creating depth and shifting perspectives. By capturing the interplay of light, color, and movement, Harris explores the ever-changing nature of reality. His work challenges the viewer’s perception, offering a dynamic experience where the boundaries between physical and psychological space dissolve. www.HHarrisPhoto.com
HOWARD HARRIS
Robert Haworth channels raw emotion into expressive, vibrant compositions. For him, painting is an uncontainable force, a release of energy shaped by imagination rather than external inspiration. His process is instinctive and immersive, where each brushstroke becomes an extension of his inner world.
ROBERT HAWORTH
The Cross in Me
Acrylic A4
Taiwanese artist Shu-Ya Hsu approaches painting with a lifelong passion, transitioning from museum guide to accomplished painter. Since 2012, she has participated in numerous exhibitions, with her work recognized internationally, including the 2024 International Art Masters award. Her paintings reflect a refined sensibility, where traditional influences merge with contemporary expression.
Shu-Ya Hsu Online
The Tree in Winter Acrylic
Art ImeneJ transforms Arabic calligraphy into a fluid dance of abstraction, where symbols and shapes take on a new life. Her work moves beyond language, turning script into a visual form of pure expression. Each brushstroke follows emotion and intuition, creating compositions that evoke harmony and movement. By blending tradition with abstraction, Imenej reinvents the timeless beauty of calligraphy, allowing it to exist beyond words as a universal artistic gesture.
Tobias Indermuehle’s photography captures the fleeting energy of movement, blending fine art and commercial expertise into dynamic visual compositions. His images are not just still frames but expressions of motion, where water, boats, and sky merge in an abstract symphony. Seeking what he calls “dynamic abstract expressionism,” Indermuehle’s work invites viewers into a world where nothing remains static, and perception is shaped by ever-changing elements.
TOBIAS INDERMUEHLE
Katya Kan’s art constructs a utopian vision, a space where identity and belonging can be reimagined. Drawing from feminist and psychoanalytic theory, she explores the complexities of cultural marginalization and personal reinvention. Her work reflects an ongoing dialogue between reality and escapism, where nostalgia and self-discovery intersect. Kan’s surreal imagery and symbolic narratives challenge conventional definitions of home and individuality. KatyaKan.com
KATYA KAN
Katya
Angela Iskander finds beauty in the overlooked, painting everyday moments with a style she calls disrupted realism. Using oil, acrylic, charcoal, and pastels, she blends intentional abstraction with recognizable forms, creating compositions that evoke nostalgia and quiet reflection. Her work captures fleeting impressions—objects, places, and memories—inviting viewers to pause and rediscover the subtle poetry within the ordinary.
ANGELA ISKANDER
AngelaIskander.portfoliobox.net
White Flamingo Acrylic on canvas 24 x 18 in.
Dame du Choix
3-dimensional torso mixed media combine embellished 33 x 18 x 10 in.
For Jamy Kahn, abstraction is a language of the subconscious, where paint, shape, and texture form intricate dialogues of expression. Inspired by abstract expressionism, her compositions unfold organically, allowing color and movement to evoke shifting impressions. Molecular structures, organic forms, and rhythmic patterns emerge through her layered surfaces, drawing the viewer into an imaginative world. Kahn’s work explores the capacity of abstraction to connect deeply with emotion and perception.
JAMY KAHN
www.JamyKahn.art
Nôtre
Venus de Hollywood 3-dimensional torso mixed media combine embellished 33 x 17 x 10 in. · 55 · Spotlight 40 · Jamy Kahn
Michaelangela
Mixed media combine embellished 37.5 x 18 x 10 in.
For Jamy Kahn, abstraction is a language of the subconscious, where paint, shape, and texture form intricate dialogues of expression. Inspired by abstract expressionism, her compositions unfold organically, allowing color and movement to evoke shifting impressions. Molecular structures, organic forms, and rhythmic patterns emerge through her layered surfaces, drawing the viewer into an imaginative world. Kahn’s work explores the capacity of abstraction to connect deeply with emotion and perception.
JAMY KAHN
www.JamyKahn.art
Jamy Kahn
Mother of Eden Mixed media combine embellished 33.5 x 18 x 10 in.
· 57 · Spotlight 40 · Jamy Kahn
John Carlos embraces variety in his art, creating colorful compositions that range across different sizes and subjects. His work thrives on vibrancy and spontaneity, celebrating the expressive potential of color. Whether through bold abstract forms or lively figurative elements, Carlos invites viewers into a world where energy and movement take center stage, emphasizing the joy of visual exploration.
JOHN CARLOS
Weathered Shi Acrylic 12 x 12 in.
John Carlos ·
Through photography, Kay Larkin uncovers the extraordinary in the everyday. Her work reframes ordinary objects and fleeting moments, capturing hidden beauty in overlooked details. Playing with light, shadow, and texture, she invites viewers to see the world with fresh curiosity. Each image becomes a study in perception, where small shifts in perspective reveal unexpected depth, transforming the mundane into something visually poetic and profound. www.KayLarkinPhotography.com
KAY LARKIN
Best of Summer Collage on paper 16 x 16 in.
Kat Kleinman creates intricate paper collages sourced from magazines, books, and printed materials, meticulously assembling fragments into vibrant, textured compositions. Her process is one of careful selection and layering, transforming everyday images into striking visual tapestries. Through bold color contrasts and dynamic arrangements, she explores themes of beauty, nostalgia, and transformation, crafting works that bridge realism and abstraction.
KAT KLEINMAN
Kat Kleinman
Purple Is My Favorite Color Collage on paper, 16 x 20 in
Drawing from her background in design and decoration, Dominique Loukidis carefully curates and layers found images, creating unexpected juxtapositions. Her work embraces a vibrant, optimistic outlook, often infusing elements of humor and intrigue. By reassembling fragments of the familiar into bold, dynamic compositions, Loukidis invites us to explore alternate realities pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.
DOMINIQUE LOUKIDIS
The Big Div Collage (Artprint HD metal print Chromaluxe) 80 x 60 cm
Dominique Loukidis
Alan Mahood’s digital artistry and photography blend technical precision with artistic sensitivity, crafting images that transcend simple representation. His work explores texture, light, and composition, often evoking a nostalgic yet timeless atmosphere. Through digital layering and manipulation, Mahood constructs images that feel both familiar and dreamlike, welcoming viewers into richly detailed visual narratives.
ALAN MAHOOD
Natalie McGuire’s work embodies movement and depth, merging abstraction with expressive storytelling. Inspired by organic forms and shifting landscapes, she layers color and texture to create compositions that pulse with life. Some burst with bold contrasts, others unfold in subtle transitions—each capturing a fleeting transformation. Her intuitive process mirrors the unpredictability and beauty of the world.
NATALIE MCGUIRE
Over seven years, Lady Rose evolved alongside Martha Martin’s travels, life changes, and humanitarian work. This green-eyed, rose-toned figure symbolizes compassionate leadership and humanity’s bond with nature. Part of Martin’s HumanNature series, the piece invites reflection on interconnectedness. With over 30 exhibitions, her awardwinning work continues to engage and inspire audiences worldwide.
MARTHA MARTIN
www.HumanNatureArt.art
Lady Rose Oil and specialty paints on canvas 36 x 48 in.
Getting Along
“I have a passion for painting. Although I’m self-taught, I believe I bring a unique perspective informed by my background in music. As a professional musician, I perceive the world through the lens of sound and rhythm, translating the nuances of tone into a rich tapestry of colors on canvas. Just as music is the architecture of sound, my art becomes a symphony of visual expression, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a multisensory experience focused on the human experience.”
RITA MAIA E SILVA
Rita Maia E Silva ·
Rita Maia E Silva Online
Billy Moro-Wey’s paintings and drawings are shaped by both observation and fantasy, where reality and abstraction intertwine. His work responds to the changing world, capturing moments of transformation through spontaneous color and form. Sensitive to his surroundings, Moro-Wey integrates humanity, technology, and environment into layered compositions that reflect shifting realities. www.BillyMorowey.com
BILLY MORO-WEY
Bùchìwēimáng
Watercolor on paper 96 x 48 cm
Rooted in a philosophical exploration of existence, Chinese artist Min Wu’s work contemplates the origins and future of life. Merging abstraction with organic forms, the paintings evoke themes of transformation, decay, and renewal. Rather than adhering to scientific precision, Wu embraces a more intuitive approach, using fluid shapes and atmospheric depth to convey the impermanence of all things. The surreal compositions suggest skeletal remnants morphing into otherworldly landscapes, inviting viewers into a space of contemplation where time, memory, and form dissolve into one another.
Min Wu Online
Min Wu
Cejing Watercolor on paper 54 x 54 cm
Faith Matthews Müller embraces abstract expressionism as a way to translate intangible ideas into visual form. Through color and rich textures, she transforms chaotic energy into moments of beauty. Each canvas is an exploration of emotion and movement, where layered hues and organic patterns suggest hidden narratives. For Müller, creating art is both a necessity and a meditation—an act of finding clarity in an unpredictable world.
FAITH MATTHEWS MÜLLER
Faith Matthews Müller Online
Acylic on canvas
Faith Matthews Müller ·
Barbara Niesen’s Line Networks series distills the essence of constructivist art, transforming urban transport maps into structured, geometric compositions. Inspired by the polygonal outlines of German underground and tram networks, her work translates movement and connectivity into pure visual rhythm. By meticulously layering light-resistant colored paper strips, she creates precise yet dynamic structures, where the logic of infrastructure merges seamlessly with artistic abstraction.
BARBARA NIESEN
Convergence of Dimensional Plains, 2023
Verre églomisé with reflective elements, iron frame D. 48 in.
Timothy Poe’s work explores the intersection of abstraction and symbolism, where geometric forms hint at deeper narratives. Through a carefully constructed visual language, he balances structure and spontaneity, creating compositions that suggest both order and transformation. His pieces invite the viewer to decipher their layered meanings, engaging with the subtle interplay between material, space, and perception.
TIMOTHY POE
https://circle-arts.com/timothy-poe
Timothy Poe
London Photography, 3592 x 3490 · 73 ·
Demet Yüce Nell lives and works between Britain and Turkey, capturing the beauty of flowers through photography. Fascinated by their color and form, she transforms simple botanical details into compelling visual compositions. With a background spanning photography, ceramics, painting, and sculpture, her varied education informs her unique perspective. Each image reflects her deep appreciation for nature’s artistry, inviting us to see gardens as living works of art.
DEMET YÜCE NELL
Orchid,
Mónika Katalin Pál channels love, optimism, and personal connection into her art. Inspired by the natural world and the enchantment of animals, her paintings are imbued with warmth and energy. Each work is created with the intent to uplift, offering viewers a sense of joy and wonder. Pál’s compositions reflect a deep appreciation for life’s simple yet profound beauty, transforming everyday inspirations into radiant artistic expressions. www.mkpal.art
MÓNIKA KATALIN PÁL
Reflection of the Soul Oil on canvas 60 x 40 cm
Mónika Katalin Pál · Spotlight 40 · 74 ·
· 75 · Spotlight 40 · Yasuo Oda
Jomon’s Breeze (Katakamuna) Digital media 36 x 24 in.
Luminousism defines Yasuo Oda’s artistic philosophy, where light itself becomes the medium. Using a digital blend method, he layers primary colors to create ethereal, dreamlike compositions that transcend traditional painting. His work merges abstraction and realism, achieving a transparency and luminosity that evoke a sense of weightlessness. Oda’s exploration of light as a narrative force invites viewers into a world where color, depth, and atmosphere unfold in radiant harmony. www.YasuoOdaArt.com
YASUO ODA
Naromi’s work is a vibrant celebration of color’s ability to stir emotion and awaken the senses. Her paintings balance introspection and energy, each brushstroke imbued with expressive vitality. Brightly Colored Day embodies this philosophy, capturing the interplay of movement and stillness. Radiating joy and optimism, Naromi’s art is contagiously playful, uplifting, and a reminder of the beauty and positivity that color brings to the world.
NAROMI
Brightly Colored Day
Acrylic on canvas
Angelica Rodriguez embraces art as a personal journey, undeterred by expectations. Though new to the professional art world, her passion has been lifelong, driven by the belief that creativity is about fulfillment rather than financial success. Inspired by the joy of self-expression, she paints with the conviction that art’s true purpose is to bring happiness—both to the creator and those who experience it.
ANGELICA RODRIGUEZ
Jungle Leaf
Acrylic on canvas
Angelica Rodriguez Online
Surya Patil’s paintings are stories woven in color and texture, where every brushstroke becomes part of a larger narrative. Working in acrylic, she infuses each canvas with personal emotion, translating life’s experiences into visual form. Her work is deeply expressive, aiming to create heartfelt connections with viewers. For Patil, painting is more than an act of creation—it is a dialogue, an unfolding story waiting to be shared.
Radiant Bloom Acrylic on canvas 24 x 24 in.
Apparition at St. Barbara Easter 2024, 2024
on canvas 40 x 50 cm
Natalya Radünz approaches painting as both a personal battle and a philosophical exploration. Each canvas is a testament to overcoming selfdoubt, transforming struggle into artistic triumph. Her work transcends mere visual representation, offering a window into a reconstructed reality—one that questions existence, societal constraints, and the act of self-definition.
NATALYA RADÜNZ
www.Nr-Art.de
Acrylic
Another Demolition in Blue Metal 3D-printed plastic, and wood 31 x 21 x 10 cm
Jack Rosenfarb merges his engineering background with a playful approach to sculpture. As a former design team member for the Whitney Museum of American Art, he values balance, simplicity, and stability. Working with metals, 3D-printed plastics, and repurposed electronic components, he infuses his model sculptures with wry humor and surreal elements. His goal is to provoke thought while maintaining a sense of whimsy and intrigue.
JACK ROSENFARB
www.Fanciful-Visions.my.canva.site
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Marcin Ryng’s artistic practice is a dialogue between material and meaning. Through an intricate layering of form and concept, he constructs works that challenge perception and invite deeper engagement. His compositions shift between abstraction and structure, allowing each viewer to interpret their own narrative within the fluid interplay of textures, colors, and depth.
MARCIN
God of Gold
3D Graphics- Print on canvas 70 x 160 cm
Transcendance
Art for Rajul Shah is a meditative practice, where form and movement become intertwined. Her compositions unfold like rhythmic visual poetry, each piece infused with an organic flow. Drawing from diverse influences, her canvases embody both stillness and energy, encouraging us to engage with the subtle nuances of color, texture, and spatial harmony. A strong voice in contemporary art, Rajul continues to inspire and captivate.
RAJUL SHAH
Informacion Attack on a Person Paper, acrylic 64 x 44 cm
Angelė Šimoliūnienė’s art has gained international recognition, earning top honors in prestigious competitions across London, Toronto, and Milan. Named one of the world’s best abstract artists in 2023, she continues to push the boundaries of visual expression. Her dynamic compositions blend color, movement, and intuition, creating works that resonate on both an emotional and intellectual level.
For Rita Schoonmaker, painting is an exploration of materials and process. She approaches each work as a puzzle, balancing control with spontaneous discovery. Her compositions evolve through a dynamic push-and-pull of texture, gesture, and form, resulting in expressive, abstract landscapes of thought and emotion. Schoonmaker’s work is a testament to the ever-changing nature of creativity—an ongoing search for new visual solutions.
RITA SCHOONMAKER
ArtworkArchive.com/Profile/Rita-Schoonmaker
Refractive Acrylic on canvas 18 x 14 x 1.5 in.
Glaieul Samadani’s creative process is a balance of control and spontaneity, where intuition guides her hand. Using vibrant colors, dynamic lines, and expressive impasto, she allows each painting to evolve organically. She sees her work as an extension of personal emotion, where every brushstroke tells a story. For Samadani, art is more than an aesthetic pursuit—it is a reflection of her life, experiences, and inner world. www.GlaieulSamadaniArt.com
GLAIEUL SAMADANI
Woman With Red Hair Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in.
Viking 24 x 48 in.
Claudia San Luis experiments with diverse materials, from oil and acrylic to ink and spray paint, finding inspiration in the layered portraiture of Gabriel Moreno. Her artistic exploration pushes beyond traditional boundaries, incorporating both raw gestural strokes and precise line work. Through a fusion of mediums, San Luis’s work evolves, reflecting her willingness to step outside her comfort zone and embrace new creative challenges.
CLAUDIA SAN LUIS
www.SaatchiArt.com/Account/Profile/815531
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Antonella Serratore has dedicated her life to art and education, studying at the Istituto d’Arte di Catania before becoming an instructor in artistic disciplines. Featured in numerous contemporary art publications, her work is recognized for its expressive freedom and originality. She seamlessly merges painting and graphic techniques, crafting compositions that are both emotionally charged and technically refined.
ANTONELLA SERRATORE
Castello Oil on fabric 53 x 45 cm
Fusing traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics, Alex Z. Wang works across multiple mediums to create visually intricate pieces that explore balance, contrast, and movement. His work is purely painterly and aesthetic, focusing on composition and surface rather than narrative or meaning. His dreamy compositions, with beautiful color blends, add depth and character to any space.
ALEX Z. WANG
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Sandhya Singh’s Rhythmism is an artistic philosophy where music and painting converge. Seeing rhythm in all things, she translates sound into visual form, creating compositions that pulse with life and harmony. Each brushstroke carries the energy of emotion, movement, and spontaneity, inviting viewers to experience the interplay between sound, color, and the unspoken language of art.
SANDHYA SINGH
For Anastasia Voltchok, painting is an extension of music—a way to translate fleeting emotions and impressions into visual form. A solo pianist who travels the world, she captures moments of profound feeling on canvas, transforming them into timeless reflections on existence. Her work is both an emotional record of lived experience and a philosophical meditation on the timeless nature of being.
ANASTASIA VOLTCHOK
Cats Oil on canvas 80 x 100 cm
For M. Michael Storrings, the world is a canvas of motion and emotion. His work captures the vibrancy of urban life, blending architectural detail with an expressive, almost cinematic quality. Whether illustrating cityscapes or abstracting everyday moments, the compositions that are rich with atmosphere, evoking a sense of place that is both immediate and timeless.
M. MICHAEL STORRINGS
Porto
Rafa Tom is one of the leading Contemporary Art Masters of Light. With a Master’s degree in Art Education, she draws inspiration from the old masters such as Monet, Van Gogh, and Rembrandt. Embracing a wide range of styles—from Impressionism and Expressionism to Cubism and Abstraction—she works primarily in acrylic, oil, pastel, and mixed media. Rafa enhances her compositions with rich textures, focusing on landscapes and figurative themes.
RAFA TOM
The City of My Heart Acrylic on canvas 100 x 100 cm
Rafa Tom · Spotlight 40 · 92 ·
Surreal imagery and fluid forms shape Caroline Walsh-Waring’s artistic vision. Inspired by conversations, dreams, and the unexpected beauty of nature, she channels spontaneous imagination into her work. Using oil, ink, and graphite, she allows the medium to guide her, creating fluid, organic shapes that invite us into an ethereal world. Her paintings become windows into an inner landscape where reality and fantasy merge.
www.CarolineWalsh-Waring.com
Glass on Pressboard without frame 50 x 25 cm
Georg Taupe’s passion for glass art is rooted in the alchemy of fire and form. His fascination with molten glass has led him to create intricate sculptural pieces, permanently exhibited at Museum of Dollart, ARTLANDYA in Tenerife, where his glass studio is based. Merging glass with metal, he transforms his materials into luminous compositions that reflect both fragility and strength.
GEORG TAUPE
Elysium
Georg Taupe · Spotlight
Jos Tam’s work lingers between imagination and reality, exploring the hidden layers of the human mind and the natural world. By unveiling unseen perspectives, he captures the emotions, spirits, and energies that connect us to our surroundings. Through a delicate balance of form and abstraction, Tam’s art encourages contemplation on the interconnectedness of nature and human experience.
JOS TAM
A Wisterian Maiden Oil on canvas 63 x 89 cm
Arkansas Hayfields, 2024 Oil 16 x 20 in.
Tom Watt’s art delves into the intricate relationship between humanity and nature, utilizing a diverse range of media to craft immersive, thought-provoking pieces. His work often features layered textures and organic forms, inviting viewers to reflect on their connection to the environment. Watt’s innovative approach has earned him recognition in numerous exhibitions and publications worldwide.
TOM WATT
https://circle-arts.com/tom-watt/
Tom Watt · Spotlight
John Wendling believes in the transformative power of art to evoke deep emotional connections. His paintings serve as bridges between personal narratives and universal human experiences. Through expressive brushwork and dynamic color palettes, he encourages introspection, challenging viewers to engage with their own emotions and perceptions. His work is not just an aesthetic experience but a catalyst for thought and conversation.
JOHN WENDLING
The Cottage Oil on canvas 24 x 18 x 1/2 in.
Julie Wynn’s artistic journey has taken her across continents, from the UK to China and now Spain. Known for her vibrant acrylic paintings, she brings her experiences into bold, textured compositions that celebrate life’s richness. Whether capturing wildlife, landscapes, or abstract energy, Julie’s work reflects her global influences and passion for color, movement, and storytelling.
JULIE WYNN
White Melody Acrylic on stretched canvas 70 x 50 x 1 cm
Julie Wynn · Spotlight
Leigh Witherell’s work combines abstracted forms with a unique technique of juxtaposing blocks of color, building balanced yet dynamic compositions. Her layered approach blends structure and spontaneity, evoking movement and depth. With a glimpse of Art Nouveau’s flowing contours, her atmospheric subjects take on a dreamlike quality, transforming abstraction into a rich, expressive visual experience.
LEIGH WITHERELL
Longing for You Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 30 in,
For Gerry Yasui, the ocean is both muse and teacher. A lifelong surfer and artist, he translates his deep connection to the sea into expressive paintings that embody the rhythm and movement of the waves. His work captures the spirit of Aloha, infusing each piece with the joy, freedom, and timeless beauty of the ocean’s ever-changing landscape.
GERRY YASUI
Scene #168
Mitty Zall’s abstract scenes aim to convey a sense of serenity and joy. Exploring color, shape, and movement, she constructs compositions that evoke deep emotions while maintaining an air of tranquility. For Zall, art is a space of self-expression, where new creative discoveries unfold in an ongoing exploration of beauty and form.
MITTY ZALL
www.Circle-Arts.com/Mitty-Zall
Abstract
Acrylic on canvas 48 x 48 in.
Yi Zhu’s work balances technical precision with expressive storytelling. Using a variety of mediums, he constructs intricate visual narratives that reflect both cultural heritage and contemporary influences. His compositions engage with movement, structure, and emotion, creating a compelling dialogue between past and present.
www.ZhuYi.art
Best Friends, 2024 Oil on canvas 50 x 60 cm
Disrespectful Intrusion No. 06, 2023 Oil on canvas 60 x 80 cm
In the works illustrated here, Zhu employs a bold, surrealist approach to the human form, distorting and layering figures to evoke themes of identity, emotion, and interpersonal dynamics. Disrespectful Intrusion No. 06 merges fragmented faces with organic elements, creating a dreamlike entanglement of bodies and nature. Best Friend presents two abstracted figures, their intertwined forms and exaggerated features pulsating with vibrant color and rhythmic line work. The presence of a dark feline figure adds an enigmatic layer to the scene, reinforcing Zhu’s exploration of connection, contrast, and the fluid boundaries between reality and imagination.
Time to Love
Eva Zucker’s artworks are deeply personal, offering viewers multiple layers of interpretation. For her, painting is a tool to express feelings and provoke thought and discussion, often revealing solutions and perspectives previously unseen. Since becoming a full-time artist, she has continued to develop her craft, creating one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by childhood memories and life experiences.
EVA ZUCKER - ZUCKERART
Acrylic on canvas 80 x 100 x 3 cm
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Disrespectful Intrusion No. 06, 2023
Oil on canvas 60 x 80 cm
Yi Zhu, born in 1958 in Beijing, is a Chinese artist whose career reflects the profound socio-economic transformations of modern China. Initially trained in printmaking and illustration, Zhu developed a distinctive visual language characterized by unique perspectives and compositions. In the commercial sector, he pioneered point-of-sale advertising design through his own company, gaining insights into the complexities of human desire and societal change. These experiences have profoundly influenced his artistic methodology, leading him to embrace deconstructivism and reconstructivism as central themes in his work.
Zhu’s paintings delve into the human condition, intertwining imagination, spirituality, and cultural heritage. His approach involves deconstructing material forms and reconstructing them on canvas to explore the tension between the physical and spiritual realms. This process results in compositions that challenge conventional perceptions, inviting viewers to engage deeply with themes of existence and transformation. Zhu’s art has been exhibited in Shanghai and New York, earning international recognition, including the Best Solo Artist award at ArtExpo New York in 2023. His works continue to captivate audiences, offering a profound commentary on the evolving human experience.
