Art for Peace Layout

Published by: International Cultural Management (ICM Gestora Cultural SL).

All artworks © 2023 ICM Gestora Cultural, SL www.icmgestoracultural.com contact@icmgroupltd.com

ISBN: 978-84-19192-59-2

DL: GR 678-2022

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Marianne De Roo. “The probable bird” - oil on canvas - 60x50 - 2019

Christine Storey-Lange. Gulls of Etretat, Oil and Egg Tempera on Canvas, 120 x 160 cm, 2020 - 2021. 1st Prize

International Cultural Management is passionate about announcing the Art for Peace Publication.

This book features a collection of contemporary artworks nominated for the “Art for Peace” Award. From paintings to sculptures, photography, mixed media, drawing, illustration and digital art.

The publication aims to reveal and promote talented artists and to commemorate and honour Picasso’s artwork from 1949, chosen as the emblem of Peace.

The painter from Malaga, Picasso, commissioned the dove of Peace for the First International Peace Conference in Paris. Picasso’s first Dove of Peace, chosen as the emblem for the First International Peace Conference in Paris on 20-23 April 1949, was a traditional, realistic picture of a pigeon given to him by his great friend and rival, the French artist Henri Matisse.

The image was a resounding success and became an emblem for subsequent editions and a symbol of Peace, freedom and equality. Picasso later developed this image into a simple, graphic line drawing that is one of the world’s most recognizable symbols of Peace.

This book commemorates and honours Picasso’s artwork from 1949 because we consider that nowadays keeps having the same concern, connotation and message: Peace, freedom and equality.

Artwork: Pablo Picasso 1881-1973. Dove.

Artist Copyright: © Sucesión Pablo Picasso, VEGAP, Madrid 2023.

Photo: Tate.

Reiner Binsch. Ukrainian soldiers respond to Russians call to surrender” / Oil on Canvas / 140cm x 220cm / 2022

Aase Birkhaug

Aga Szydlik

Aleksandra Ciążyńska

Allan Switzer

Amir Chodorov

Anna Plavinskaya

Anneke Hansum

Anson Liaw

Antonella Quacchia

Atom Hovhanesyan

Bernard Pineau

Bex Wilkinson

Birgit Reinemund

Birgit Stern

Brent Brander

Brighart Brighart

Carol Carpenter

Carolina Ramonde Sasiaín

Chan Suk On

Chanterax

Christina Mitterhuber

Christine Storey-lange

Claire Davenhall

Cor Fafiani

Dale Sumner

Daniela Wolter

David Gallegos

Denise Shaw

Devon Govoni

Eladio De Mora (demo)

Eliora Bousquet

Erick Mota

Gabriel Lavoie

Gayle Printz

Gianfranco (john) Gambartdella

Gro Heining

Hanna Rheinz (hrz)

Hannah Schelven Van

Hanne Margaretha Biedilæ

Hans Johansson

Helen Kagan

Hillary/marco Heckard/signoretto

Hubert Warter

Irena Prochazkova

Irina Avilova

Irma Michaela Szalkay

Jaime Monge

Jenny Huang

Jette Van Der Lende

Jodie Grice

John Trashkowsky

Josip Rubes

Julia Still

Kathleen Kilchenmann

Kay Larkin

Kenan K.

Kevin E Collander

Kwong Tim Lee

L. Scooter Morris

Lea (leonor) Dolinsky

Lenka Kozlikova

Lieselotte Krüger

Lim Charlie

Lisa Ambler

Lize Krüger

Ljubomir Milinkov

Luana Stebule

Luca Soulos

Lynn Creighton

Majo Portilla

Marco Riha

Margarita Iakovleva

Maria Evseeva

Marianne De Roo

Marianne Reim

Marty Jones

Michelle Alexander

Mira Seemann

Mitchell Gibson

Miya Ozaki

Nadia Besomi La Chouette

Natalia Abramishvili

Neela Pushparaj

O Yemi Tubi(moyat)

Olga Goldina Hirsch

Orna L.brock

Panto Trivkovic

Patricia Fallon

Paul Delpani

Paul Hartel

Pejo Cnudde De Graeve

Rafaella Christoforou

Ramón Rivas

Reiner Binsch

Roxana Werner

Rudolf Lichtenegger

Rusu Carmen Cecilia

Sarah Morton

Scott Oppenheim

Sidrah Hakim

Somsak Chaituch

Sonnhild Kost

Steffi Rodigas

Sue Ela

Suzan Lotus Obermeyer

Thorsten Boehm

Tina Mader

Toni Sanchez

Ursa Schoepper

Vanessa Freuler

Varda Breger

Veronika Slívová

Waldraut Hool-Wolf

Wenjun Fu

CHRISTINE STOREY-LANGE

Germany

christine-storey-lange.com

1st Prize Artist Award

Peace comes with the understanding that mankind is deeply embedded in the patterns and ways of the earth. We are nature, in coexistence with all other forms of life and with each other. We are a part of the ever unfolding abundance of existence. The process of painting shows me many parallels to life itself. It describes a journey with many crossroads, obstacles and changes of direction, which may not be visible to the naked eye but are the key to the „finished picture“. Painting changes the way I experience time and space. It makes me feel like a traveller, even though I spend a lot of time in one place – my studio. There is no perfection in art, merely a continuous search for truth and expession.

Sea of Green

MICHELLE ALEXANDER

Canada

michellealexanderart.com

2nd Prize Artist Award

Grappling with experiences of the body and the discomfort of fitting into one’s skin, my interdisciplinary processdriven approach to creating work addresses tension. Through my work, I am unpacking a crumbling self-image and the loss of personal value. Attempting to make visible the unseen. Playing with the dynamic relationship between the physical act of making and destroying “images”, I am studying the value those images/ works carry vs the loss of value reflected by the changes I make to them. Taking away the precisions of the images and materials themselves, devaluing them to inform the meaning. Realizing the manner in which my work is created is intertwined with the imagery produced. Seeing and using my materials as a body, as the skin, as the connections between our insider and outsider worlds.

ZAMUEL HUBE

Finland

zamuelhube.net

As most of the time, I paint joy, freedom, and solidarity. I paint equality. I paint utopist visions of peace. I paint peace of mind. I don´t usually connect my surrealistic timeless paintings to certain time or moment. I welcome You to the Wind Factory where people are working equally for sustainable future. People are taking care of nature while taking care of each other. I started to paint this utopian Wind Factory in spring 2022. My goal was to paint the Wind Factory where people are working together since covid time separated us all. It looked like that finally our lives were getting back to normal. I wanted to reflect the opening of society. In early state of this painting process, actions of war started widely in Ukraine. Since that, I was in the middle of very personal painting process and seeing the unexpected acts of war on European soil. The fact that our country and Russia have 1343 km common boarder, and many confluences in history, makes situation even more multidimensional. This painting process was something else than I planned. However, the actions in Ukraine and the fact how fast this war united the Europe and other nations, gave me some extra strength to create. I think it is ok to say that this painting is my requiem, this is where I hide from war scenes in media and where I partly reborn. This awarded painting represents peace, freedom, and equality. Working for peace - painting by painting.

3rd Prize Artist Award

Peace, freedom, and equality at the Wind Factory, Acryl on canvas, 74cm x 72cm, 2022

Laundry day at the Wind Factory, Acryl on canvas, 60cm x 35cm, 2022

Canada

liaw-anson.format.com

1st Prize Illustration

“I feel I am useless as an artist when I am happy. Pain is what creates my artwork. The painful experiences that people go through as they journey through life in the world around us from childhood to adulthood which in many ways is full of chaos and hardship are what sparks and motivates me to possess my objectives to make purposeful artwork that hopefully generates meaningful and fulfilling empathetic connections to people. As I observe and interpret the world around me combined with creating my artwork, I discover time and time again that true beauty lies within the darkness and that sometimes nightmares are the birthplace of some of the best ideas for an artist.”

NATALIA ABRAMISHVILI

1st Prize Sculpture

*AVATAR:

Avatar is a term in Hinduism for a god who has descended into the material world with a specific mission. We are living through difficult times. It seemed like something like this had happened once before and to someone else. But this is our everyday reality. My hero is without, gender, face, or age. It is rather a materialized concentration of a cluster of emotions: denial, anger, horror, grief, sympathy, pain. Will Avatar see through the vail of darkness the rise of hope. Will he complete his mission - to bring it to the world.

Avatar (handbuilt stoneware, glaze, engobe)

TOMAS

Tomas Jetela (1986) is exceptional on the Czech art scene in his generations because he is a consistent figuralist. The author, who’s style can be described as expressive, raw and authentic, expresses another dimension of emotions and context through his work. Among the terms that play a crucial role in this measurement is the word expression. On the one hand, it is linked to constant effort to touch the inner side in a concentrated manner or, on the contrary, to empty his face, where, together with the accent on hand gestures, he focuses his painterly attention mainly. On the other hand, it includes a distinctive expression that forms the basis of his visual message. In fact, during the production of specific formal expressions based on a free combination of painting, drawing and collage.

Carnival of Souls, oil on canvas, 3x 290x200 cm, 2022

Femme Fatale, oil on canvas, 180x130 cm, 2022

KATHLEEN KILCHENANN

Germany

kathleen-kilchenmann.de

1st Prize Mixed Media

Sources of my inspirations are nature, landscape, urban architecture and foreign countries and their people. By engaging with these topics, she creates compositions on canvas, wood and metals. Using acrylic paints, pigments and varnishes, which I combine with materials I find in nature, such as barks, straw or home-dyed papers to make collages, I create haptic structures on the suppoert media. This enables viewers tu use their sense of touch engaging with the exhibited canvas which is my intention. I want to put my emotions and feelings with the collected materials on the support media, which I find when I am hiking around our village and landscapes. So it is very important to me that the materials on my canvas can be touched ahd hopefully evokes emotions and associations to the picture and my topics. Every day is a good day when I can stay in my atelier and be able to work on canvas and paper, discoveing new possibilities to create new combinations. Besides my painting I also make wood and linoleum printings, another technique which I also love very much.

Marineblau mit Mond, Mischtechnik/Collage, 50 cm Durchmesser, 2021

ANNA PLAVINSKAYA

Anna Plavinskaya was born In former USSR in Moscow in 1960 .Beginning 1989 she lives and works in New York, USA. She studied in in Academy for Arts and Theater 1976-1980, Moscow . finished with diploma of costume designer for theater. In 1980 she studied printmaking techniques in the studio of printmaker Elya Shterengard in Moscow. Her interest in studying art techniques, history, literature of different cultures and civilizations opens wider horizons. Knowledge in Botany and Biology gives possibilities to her to execute her art works more sincere and confident. All years she is true to her favorite technique - pen and ink. Her fantastic linear puzzles are based on real trees. The structure of the tree bark, which underlies her drawings , often suggests compositions and themes of her works. The philosophical symbolism of her early art works in the mid-nineties was replaced by the period of ironic feminism. The drawings have become more figurative and the compositions multi-detailed. Emerging themes usually reflects a particular situation of the “ World of Women” - sensual, political or everyday household theme that seems ironical to Anna Plavinskaya as if she laughed at herself in moments of her own life. Artworks of Anna Plavinskaya exhibited in many Countries and received the numbers of important awards and recognitions.

“Libertas” 2022, drawing pen and ink. 76cm x 66cm

“Struck” 2019, drawing pen and ink, 48cm x 48cm

MAJA PAVLOVSKAMAJA ANGEL

When I suddenly was stuck in bed, totally paralysed, couldn`t do anything, but continue visualizing my paintings and writing songs “in my mind”, praying days, nights, years to the Creator, to give me another chance to use even a minimal strength and movements in my hands, so I can use my talents, divine gifts, to heal my soul. The pray was heard. Well, I only use left hand, but just enough to spread my message to everyone who wants to see or hear it. Through my both art loves, painting and song writing, I`m very often “mind traveling” to various known and unknown places, imagining different people and mentalities, all of them with different, but again very similar thoughts and emotions, their own battles or celebrations, as part of their everyday stories in this journey, named life, asking myself always the same question: “Where did we make a mistake?”. I`m sure that the humans are not created to live only small life, but we are much more precious than that. We, all together have power to live in eternal, sweet freedom, love and peace, vibrating at the highest possible frequencies, while forgetting all the low states of mind, scared, sad, angry, which keep us stuck, as I felt, “invaded” by the illness, that I`ve suddenly got, but I`ve never lost hope that I`ll be the winner! I would be very happy if my artworks and messages touch everyone’s spirit, with the positive energy I want to transfer to the audience.

“Intergalactic peace” 2022- Digital painting on plexiglass - 100x70cm.

“The perfect storm” 2022- Digital painting on plexiglass - 100x70cm.

LIM CHARLIE

Singapore charlielim.com

1st Prize Photography

Based in Singapore, CharlieLim is a man of many professions - an art director, commercial photographer, fine art veteran and a collector of vintage items. With a career spanning more than four decades, Charlie has worked with a diverse range of clients, from famous celebrities to politicians to ordinary families; all this while continually refining his techniques and pushing the boundaries of photography. His work encompasses a wide spectrum of subjects, from portraits to food presentation, product, industrial and aerial photography. More than just photography, Charlie has created an innovative product which he describes as “Talking Walls” which are personalized art works, that can be printed on a wide range of medium such as leather, wood, glass and mirror etc. Closest to his heart, however, is his signature art form dubbed “Light Paintography” a one of its kind light painting photography. Conceptually, Charlie uses a light source to “paint” a subject, creating a light and shadow effect of an “oil-painting”. The end product will be a stunning photograph that when printed on canvas, resembles a Rembrandt painting.

Betta Fish, 2899 × 2197, 2020.

MIYA OZAKI

Japan

miya-art.com

1st Prize Installation

Poncho <Blue Love> series created accidental abstract paintings with SUMI(black ink), blue and white pigments on an aluminum poncho. This poncho is a piece of aluminum upper body clothing that covers difficult situations such as disasters. It’s like a human hug. I felt the interplay of invisible sense and waves, expressed it in my work.

Blue Love - Poncho , Mixed media on Aluminum poncho, 90x140cm, 2022

Blue Love - Poncho(back side), Mixed media on Aluminum poncho, 90x140cm, 2022

RAMÓN RIVAS

Spain

rivismo.com / ramonrivas-rivismo.blogspot.com

Born in the lands of Don Quixote, Castilla-La Mancha / Spain. His family environment and the multidisciplinary influence of his professional activities; in sports, music, engineering, inventions and art, they were decisive for the artistic creation of a personal and different style, called Rivismo. This artistic proposal has been exposed in international exhibitions and fairs, museums, books and magazines. He has been recognized through numerous prestigious international awards. His work has a marked personal stamp that he applies freely and without limitations. He uses his creativity to be different looking for new artistic proposals that surprise and excite. His good imagination is essential to develop creative and innovative works that interact positively with the viewer’s gaze. His training as a Project and Organization Engineer allows him to work in an orderly and methodical manner, studying the best alternatives, supervising good execution and composition, introducing scientific issues and making painting a space that can be walked for the viewer. As a result, images are elaborately and precisely produced, with impressive density and depth that are visually captivating. His work attests to unique creativity and extraordinary aesthetics. His works by him are skillful source of provocation that encourages the viewer to participate and, at the same time, to become a creative artist during his journey through the stage of the work and while the images remain recorded on his retina.

Flight for Peace, Freedom and Equality, 2021. Mixed media-Rivismo, 195 x 195 cm

Seams for Concord and Peace in the World, 2022. Mixed media-Rivismo, 195 x 195 cm

SUE ELA

Israel sue-ela.com

Wounded Peace Dove, Polyester, 37x25x15, 2022

The “Wounded Peace Dove 2022” portrays a peace dove on one side and a couple dancing on the other, expressing coexistence, cooperation and connection. It is bleeding, has cracks and different textures, symbolizing the year 2022 as a year of pandemic, war, violence and global destruction. It emphasizes the fact that people all over the world must work together towards making the world a better place, a world of peace, freedom and equality before it is too late.

Israel sue-ela.com

Black Dove, Steel Wires, 67x34x25, 2022

The Black Dove, portraying a peace dove and a figure in movement, is made of thin steel wires bent around a steel rod. The color black, as opposed to the universal symbol of the white peace dove, was chosen to depict the tragic world situation. The acrobat holding up the peace dove symbolizes that people must unite to make the world a better place. The interplay between the two sides of the sculpture is an expression of coexistence, connection and the hope for peace, freedom and equality.

SUE ELA

Israel sue-ela.com

Peace Dove, Clay, 25x25x15, 2013

The “Peace Dove” sculpture symbolizes my strong belief that the majority of people on both sides of a conflict want to live together in peace and harmony. One side of the sculpture portrays a peace dove and the other side a couple dancing. The interplay between the two sides of the sculpture is an expression of coexistence, cooperation and connection, enhancing values of peace, freedom and equality.

SONNHILD KOST

Germany

@artsmydigitalekost

With this picture I would like to express that humanity should focus more on environmental protection, purity, air and water. Peace prevails on all earth. I see the unity and equality of people in the variety of colors. The artist expresses her emotional world, her thoughts and actions in her pictures. This is how she makes contact with the real world and connects it. It is important to her to captivate as many viewers as possible in order to enter into an exchange with them. Because every viewer looks at it with different eyes and feelings. In her pictures she also processes political and social issues. She hopes to be able to enrich many large exhibitions. All of her work can be purchased.

JULIA STILL

France

journeyartbyjulia@wordpress.com

On this occasion, I wished to convey the idea and feeling of the importance of including this dear planet in the expression of peace. It should not be given to just human beings but to all living things and the aggression done to our planet every hour of each day must be stopped.

MAURO MARTIN

… In my works I intend to propose my personal concept of portrait: interior research, perfection formal, reference to the classic values of the Medici Renaissance and representation of the eternal beauty in a neoplatonic key... all following the minimalist concept “Less is more”, safeguarding the values that are the basis of my humanistic cultural education ...

I hope for a new Renaissance, Mixed Media, 90x90 cm, 2017

Italy

instagram.com/franco_smith_art

Franco Smith’s project was born from the idea of developing a language to tell places, stories, connections and sensations. A sort of narration through images, without dialogue, based on compositions with a strong visual impact. Every picture of the project represents a photographic storytelling. The creative process arises from the elaboration of memories and sensations experienced while visiting a place and from the understanding of what has truly remained imprinted and settled in the memory. Based on this awareness, the creation of the image begins, combining different photographs taken in the same country. This artwork is a digital collage of original photographs shot by me in Omaha Beach in 2012 and it is about freedom. I was inspired by the Delocroix’s paint “La Liberté guidant le peuple” to compose this picture. I was deeply impressed visiting such a symbolic place, and the feeling that something terrible happened there was intense. Then I saw the little girl running free and light-hearted and I started to breathe again.

CURBELO MARTIN

Spain

@pompeyocurbelomartin9

Pompeyo Curbelo Martín es un pintor español premiado, nacido en San Sebastián de la Gomera cuyo desarrollo profesional a nivel artístico ha tenido lugar en Viena, Austria. Sus pinturas implican una evolución del arte moderno y conllevan una reflexión de la sociedad actual. Pompeyo cree que el arte debe evolucionar continuamente y no puede quedarse estancado. Sus obras se basan en sus orígenes insulares y en la influencia del entorno donde creció, las Islas Canarias, así como en las preocupaciones de la sociedad actual, explorando “cualquier tipo inquietud”, hacienda hincapié en los aspectos socioeconómicos de la sociedad contemporánea. Como artista emergente, sus obras han sido expuestas a nivel nacional e internacional, despertando interés en Europa y recientemente en Argentina, Estados Unidos, Canadá y Japón. Para Pompeyo es importante que los espectadores saquen sus propias conclusiones de su arte.

El Cielo

ADRIANA ALICIA FANÉS MOLINS

Germany https://aafm.one

“ As a good, true, original born child in Catalunya, I was breastfed with surrealism and the inherited legacy, go wild, involved in “Poetic Acts”. A kind of life’s Odes balancing between mythology and an autobiographical epic symbology that I perform on and off to celebrate life. I declare myself : Artcomposer “. The present Artwork : “sang”, which means in Catalan language: “blood”, belongs to the section of “Poetic Act”. “ I’m bleeding but it doesn’t hurt Oozing blood for seven days . . . The eternal mystery of Life and Death are feeding each other The chosen one to remain eating the fruit of the bloody harvest Let’s have a toast ... we are alive ! Im memoriam “ F. A. M. A.

»sang« , 2022, Human Blood on Canvas, 160 x 120 x 2 cm

BPINEAU France bpineau.com

I seek to illustrate the elements of wisdom of the great spiritual and religious currents. By insisting on what unites us more than what seems to separate us.

ZH262 Paix sereine

PING HE

China artpinghe.com

The rapid development of science and technology today has also played a positive role in the evolution of art. The World Wide Web’s artificial intelligence brings the convenience of lifestyle, and also provides technical support and reference for the exploration of unknown areas of art. I think painting is a language of consciousness and I have been trying in this direction to be concise and direct in expression and to give connotation.

Sweden

hansjohansson-lundeborg.com/wordpress

The

JODIE GRICE

HANNE MARGARETHA BIEDILÆ

Norway studiohmb.no

We need protection, Acrylic on canvas, 50x50 cm, 2022

HILLARY/MARCO HECKARD/ SIGNORETTO

United States - Italy

hillaryheckard.com

The Soul Between The Fingers, Hot sculpted Glass, 32cm H x 10.5 cm W x 10.5 cm D, 2022

Mother Earth, Acrylic on canvas, 16x20’, 2022

CAROLINA RAMONDE SASIAÍN

Uruguay - Italia

The Chickens’ Fight, Oil on canvas, 44” X 56”, 2017

BINSCH

Sakura-Silence and Peace-over the water, Oil on Canvas, 150 cm x 240 cm, 2013

‘Hold the Sun’ ‘ Aguanta el Sol’ , Acrylic on Canvas painted in Ibiza, Spain 2022 , 146cm x 114cm

New Zealand - Spain LucaSoulos.com

MARIANNE DE ROO

Belgium

mariannederoo.art

“The probable bird” - oil on canvas - 60x50 - 2019

Love - Opposing War, Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 80 x 120 cm, 2013

Bird of Wisdom, Acrylic and oil, 120 x 80 cm, 2022

Madness of war (ever since Polemos)

A Heart for the World, steel sculpture, led lights 2020

ELADIO DE MORA (DEMO)

JOSIP RUBES

apstraktno-slikarstvo-josiprubes.com

Composition with five fields, oil on canvas, 70x50 cm., 2022

“The doves of peace”, crayon drawing, 20x29,7cm, 2022

ciazynska.pl

Dove of Liberty

GAYLE PRINTZ

United States GaylePrintz.com

Sales@GaylePrintz.com

World Master Artist

“JAZZ” is a Ten-Time Juried International Award Winner, Abstract Acrylic on Canvas, 12” High by 12” Wide, 2021

Love is more than Gold, hot wax on photography on Alu-Dibond, 40x40 cm, 2022

VERONIKA SLÍVOVÁ

Emotional peace,Acrylic on canvas,100x70x2 cm, 2022

Czech Republic vs-art.cz

Why?, Acrylics on canvas, 30 x 80 cm, 2018

‘Flight of the Bumble Bee ...’, 86 cm x 62 cm, 2021

Red Square, mixed media, 140 x 560cm, 2017

REINER BINSCH

Ukrainian soldiers respond to Russians call to surrender” / Oil on Canvas / 140cm x 220cm / 2022

Germany atelier-binsch.de

Tulips 2022#3, Acrylic on linen, 200x180cm, 2022

GABRIEL LAVOIE

Solidarity. Oil painting.

Fellow Man, mixed media acrylic, 20”x 36” 2020

KWONG TIM LEE

Hong Kong jacksonlee-art.com

Awakening

BIRGIT STERN

Spirit-Guides, Oil on canvas, 100 x 100 cm, 2021

MARCO RIHA

‘wall-melt’ represents a peaceful call for freedom, a playful meltdown of all confining structures.

Austria-Mexico marcoriha.com

DANIELA WOLTER

PACE - Oil on heart shaped canvas - 50 cm - 2018

IRENA PROCHAZKOVA

Czech Republic irenaprochazkova.com

A dreamy bridge connecting the gap between cultures

“Quel avenir?” , Acrylic mixed media on paper, 30x40cm, 2022

ROXANA WERNER

BIRGIT REINEMUND

I want to break free!

CHRISTINA MITTERHUBER

Green Dances

Austria christinamitterhuber.at

https://ornalbrockarts.wixsite.com/ornalbrock-art

Untitled. (The hieroglyphics of light series) 2017. Photographic print on fine paper. 35x45 cm.

LYNN CREIGHTON

HAITI THE SONGBIRD - celebrating the Haitian spirit. Cast bronze. 33 x 19 x 19. 2013.

Ukranian Mother; 90X120 cm; Oil on canvas; 2022

Chaos and Resurrection - acrylic and collage on canvas - 30 x 80 cm - year 2022.

“Loss”, Acrylic on Canvas, 60cm x 60cm, 2022

Aase Birkhaug

Aga Szydlik

Aleksandra Ciążyńska

Allan Switzer

Amir Chodorov

Anna Plavinskaya

Anneke Hansum

Anson Liaw

Antonella Quacchia

Atom Hovhanesyan

Bernard Pineau

Bex Wilkinson

Birgit Reinemund

Birgit Stern

Brent Brander

Brighart Brighart

Carol Carpenter

Carolina Ramonde Sasiaín

Chan Suk On

Chantal Chanterax

Christina Mitterhuber

Christine Storey-lange

Claire Davenhall

Cor Fafiani

Dale Sumner

Daniela Wolter

David Gallegos

Denise Shaw

Devon Govoni

Eladio De Mora (demo)

Eliora Bousquet

Erick Mota

Gabriel Lavoie

Gayle Printz

Gianfranco (john) Gambartdella

Gro Heining

Hanna Rheinz (hrz)

Hannah Schelven Van

Hanne Margaretha Biedilæ

Hans Johansson

Helen Kagan

Hillary/marco Heckard/signoretto

Hubert Warter

Irena Prochazkova

Irina Avilova

Irma Michaela Szalkay

Jaime Monge

Jenny Huang

Jette Van Der Lende

Jodie Grice

John Trashkowsky

Josip Rubes

Kathleen Kilchenmann

Kay Larkin

Kenan K.

Kevin E Collander

Kwong Tim Lee

L. Scooter Morris

Lea (leonor) Dolinsky

Lenka Kozlikova

Lieselotte Krüger

Lim Charlie

Lisa Ambler

Lize Krüger

Ljubomir Milinkov

Luana Stebule

Luca Soulos

Lynn Creighton

Majo Portilla

Marco Riha

Margarita Iakovleva

Maria Evseeva

Marianne De Roo

Marianne Reim

Marty Jones

Michelle Alexander

Mira Seemann

Mitchell Gibson

Miya Ozaki

Nadia Besomi La Chouette

Natalia Abramishvili

Neela Pushparaj

O Yemi Tubi(moyat)

Olga Goldina Hirsch

Orna L.brock

Panto Trivkovic

Patricia Fallon

Paul Delpani

Paul Hartel

Pejo Cnudde De Graeve

Rafaella Christoforou

Ramón Rivas

Reiner Binsch

Roxana Werner

Rudolf Lichtenegger

Rusu Carmen Cecilia

Sarah Morton

Scott Oppenheim

Sidrah Hakim

Somsak Chaituch

Sonnhild Kost

Steffi Rodigas

Sue Ela

Suzan Lotus Obermeyer

Thorsten Boehm

Tina Mader

Toni Sanchez

Ursa Schoepper

Vanessa Freuler

Varda Breger

Veronika Slívová

Waldraut Hool-Wolf

Wenjun Fu

Published by: International Cultural Management (ICM Gestora Cultural SL).

All artworks © 2023 ICM Gestora Cultural, SL www.icmgestoracultural.com contact@icmgroupltd.com

ISBN: 978-84-19192-59-2

DL: GR 678-2022

All Rights Reserved.

No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or any other information storage and retrieval system, without prior permission.

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