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Cover Artwork:

Chuck Hipsher

Night Swim, Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 48 in.

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GALLERY CATALOG COLLECTION 05

A great space is defined by what’s in it. Beautiful furnishings are only part of the equation, a key piece of art can transform a sophisticated space into something truly memorable.

Immerse yourself in our extensive catalog of established artists and discover the ultimate artwork for your home or office.

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For over 20 years, MAC Art Galleries has been transforming spaces for both new and practiced art collectors. MAC represents many of the world’s most accomplished artists and publishes the finest quality limited edition prints for some of the art world’s major names. MAC provides artwork to private collectors as well as to other art dealers, galleries, designers, architects & consultants. MAC sells internationally and works can be seen in the permanent collections of hotels, restaurants, corporations, public and private buildings, museums and luxury cruise ships.

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Bette Ridgeway

Deep Purple, Acrylic on Canvas, 56 x 110 in.

Private Collection

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Grand Flora, Mixed Media on Panel, 72 x 72 in.

John La Huis

John La Huis’ work emerges from a concept of addition and subtraction of colors, hues and materials, which are both the tools and the byproduct. An original idea initiates the process but can either be discarded completely or simply become a fragment of the finished piece. Thus, his work is wholly abstract.

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Modified X Abstract, Mixed Media on Panel, 74 x 61 in.

Private Collection

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John La Huis

Lapis Azul, Mixed Media on Panel, 71.5 x 70 in.

Private Collection

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0771, Acrylic on Canvas, 55 x 55 in.

In the tradition of the greatest artistic minds of this century, Maxim has set out to discover his own world. His paintings are expressions of what he finds along that exploration.

Maxim Lipzer

Maxim believes that the meaning of an artwork speaks first to the artist, then conveys itself to the viewer. As we gaze upon Maxim’s paintings, we gain some insight into this enigmatic artist’s experiences, moods and sensations. We then realize how these same elements are reflected in our own lives.

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XP8, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 48 in.

Private Collection

Frank Arnold

First Time, Oil on Canvas, 72 x 60 in.

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Sharon Paster

Sail Blue Bubbles, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 60 in.

Luis Garcia Nerey

Portait Studies, Mixed Media on Panel, 23 x 20 in. ea.

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Paul Emile Rioux

Renaissance Series, Archival Pigment Print under plexiglass, 24 x 24 in. ea.

Alex Kveton

Dialog, Stainless Steel, 20 x 48 in.

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Tidal Flow 3, Mixed Media on Canvas, 72 x 72 in.

Much of Ed Nash’s work has a deep connection with the Japanese aesthetic wabisabi, which can be described as one of beauty that is imperfect, impermanent and incomplete.

Ed Nash

His paintings and mixed media work are a response to modern day society’s view of visual perfection. The work reflects and celebrates the patina produced through the passage of time and exposure to the elements.

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Spectacle, Mixed Media on Canvas, 72 x 72 in.

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Rob Stern

Dichroia - Windstar, Blown Glass, 22 x 23 x 18 in.

Private Collection

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Exuberance, Oil on Canvas, 78 x 56 in.

Walter Redondo

“My paintings are fueled by the expression of things that come to me through life’s unseen experiences. Every placement of color, or covering of another color, affects and shapes the painting. I love the process of squeezing paint from the tubes, mixing them together and watching the colors evolve and complement each other.”

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Blue Movement, Oil on Canvas, 40 x 42 in.

Private Collection

Alex Kveton

Soul Dance, Stainless Steel, 20 x 30 x 6 in.

Private Collection

C O N V E R S AT I O N P I E C E Original fine art and sculpture add a unique, one of a kind element to your home.

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Circles of Life, Mixed Media on Canvas, 75 x 71 in.

Private Collection

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Intransitive Mixed Media on Canvas 76 x 74 in.

Angela Gebhardt

Angela Gebhardt crafts large-scale abstract contemporary pieces as well as figure paintings with bold and surreal messages woven into the composition. Her richly varied life experiences and reverence for the ocean inform much of her work.

Angela’s pieces combine elements of the urban with the natural; they are muted and understated, but almost always playing with the theme of love, often incorporating messages to an unseen but very present lover as a textual element into the piece. Plaster, scratches, the use of enamel and dripping to show the beauty that forms in the industrial, harkening back to her roots in the Midwest.

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Square The Vendetta, Mixed Media on Panel, 72 x 48 in.

Kris Gebhardt

“Most pieces feature strength and beauty, but it’s not sugarcoated; it’s knocked around a bit just like life. We paint a lot of reality on our canvases. Even in its roughest form, you can still see the integration of strength and beauty.”

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Jagger, Mixed Media on Canvas, 74 x 44 in.

Private Collection

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René Romero Schuler 24

Ragna, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 36 in.

Degra, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 54 in.

Private Collection

“Spirit is what connects all of humanity. The innate human nature that drives us to judge one another based on nothing more than face value is a notion that fascinates me, and thoroughly influences the direction of my work. I have many great artistic influences, of course, but my own exploration has become what truly propels me forward.

My personal quest for a feeling of connection to what lies around me has not only been a very spiritual mission, but it has led me to a deep understanding of something I learned from Deepak Chopra many years ago: “We are all spiritual beings in rented bodies…this body is a blessing, but it is temporary. Only the spirit endures.”

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Atlantic Flyway, Oil on Canvas, 62 x 72 in.

Muhs is largely known for his work as a painter, exhibited in galleries, collections and museums nationwide. Continually inspired by the light and water and horizon that surround him, his painting has undergone an evolution from its beginnings of literal depictions of his environment, a journey of synthesis and simplification, roughly paralleling the history of twentieth century art. The inspiration remains consistent, but the works are reduced to the point of abstraction, with a modernist touch.

Jeff Muhs

Jeff Muhs’ work can be found in several public collections, namely Cantor Fitzgerald, Time Warner, Inc., Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles, CA, Hunter Museum, Memphis, TN, and Ward Museum, Salisbury, MD. His studio is located in New York.

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Beau Wild

Stepping Stones, Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 36 in.

Ellen Forbes

Black & Blue Deconstructive, Mixed Media on Panel, 36 x 60 in.

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John La Huis

B&W Abstract, Mixed Media on Panel, 41 x 25 in.

Private Collection

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Doug Hays

Sail, Steel & Tempered Colored Finish, 26 x 10 x 3 in.

Michael Enn Sirvet

Tim Yankosky

Silver Shadow Sphere, Powder Coated Aluminum, 27 in.

WTF, Vintage Tape Measures on Panel, 58 x 8 in.

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Portofino Nights, Acrylic on Canvas, 74 x 50 in.

Pushing the boundaries of light, color and design, Bette Ridgeway is best known for her large-scale, luminous poured canvases, which, in recent years have garnered notable international recognition.

Bette Ridgeway

The artist’s recognition is as much identified with the process of controlled paint-pouring and canvas manipulation as with the gem-like veils of transparent and translucent color which have characterized her work since the early 1980s.

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Nebula, Mixed Media on Panel, 75 x 37 in.

Andrea Dasha Reich

Inspired by the organic shapes and planes in nature, Reich’s artworks are a woven interplay of rich color spectrums that explore the depth and intimacy of the abstract world we live in. Her works are an indication of how this prolific multimedia artist sees the world; astonishing beauty, magnificent power and the intense awe-inspiring complexion in nature of which the life and creation of color is born.

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Lenore Gimpert 32

Pink Tutu, Mixed Media on Paper, 60 x 40 in.

White Large Flora, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 60 in.

Private Collection

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Surprise 12, Oil on Canvas, 47 x 55 in.

Dietmar Brixy layers thick dreamy compositions, swirling otherwise strong lines into pieces that hold a certain ease and strength simultaneously. In modern contemporary designed homes with open floor plans, art really needs to be an aesthetic centerpiece and Brixy adds a stunning touch to a South Florida art collector’s home.

Dietmar Brixy

The German artist molds large grooves of paint layered in compositions that are modern and elegant. He uses his fingers to create swirling precise clouds that flow across the canvas. This is not your child’s finger painting, Brixy’s movements require a precision and an exact technique.

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Gudrun Newman

When The Sun Comes Up, Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 48 in.

JP Stamos

Lena Luckey

Oxbow, Oil on Canvas, 45 x 60 in.

Untitled, Mixed Media Resin on Canvas, 30 x 20 in.

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Once Upon a Dream, Mixed Media on Canvas, 60 x 60 in

Raluca’s themes are inspired by a thought process which tries to explain the mysteries of life, man’s own evolution as well as the connection between the tangible real world and that which lies beyond it.

Raluca Pilat

Her technique is imbued with force, vitality and freshness. Her use of color is precise and her touch, sometimes nervous while at other times graceful, is in perfect accord with her chosen themes. Her work is testament to the fact that she managed to create a unique artistic vision, a vision that is entirely her own and which sets her apart from all other artists.

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Blue Spray, Silver & Sand Etched Blown Glass, 32 x 45 in.

Private Collection

Thor & Jennifer Bueno

“We began working together fifteen years ago after meeting at Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington. With my background in performance art and her background in conceptual art there was a lot to talk about. We had a different way of looking at the medium because we didn’t always think of glass as utilitarian; it was so much bigger than that.

Whether we were working together in the hot shop or independently we found a shared interest in pushing the boundaries of what was expected from glass.

After completing a three -year residency at Penland School of Crafts in the mountains of North Carolina we settled nearby and set up our studio where we continue to find inspiration in the natural beauty that surrounds us.”​ 37

Adam Collier Noel

Light Alchemy, Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 48 in.

Patricia Ganek

Pastel Beach, Acrylic on Canvas, 12 x 36 in.

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Luisa Mesa

Meditations Series, Mixed Media on Glass, Variable Dimensions Private Collection

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Pure Love Iridescent, Mixed Media Fiber Resin on Panel, 60 x 48 in.

Gabriel & Angela Collazo

“I wake up every day and say a morning prayer. It’s an intentional, mindful session that gets me in the mindset that a higher power is working in my life.

This mentality orients me toward that which is more important than money, things, and ego: an attitude of giving, loving, and letting the Spirit of God guide me. I know that my purpose is to spread love through every aspect of my artistry. Whether it be art, music, poetry, or human relations, this mindfulness is present; this Spirit is present.

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Pure Love Minis, Fiber Resin, Mixed Media, 22 x 22 in.

Private Collection

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Filippo Ioco

Caribbean Breeze II, Acrylic & Oil on Canvas, 71 x 48 in.

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Michael Enn Sirvet

Rampart Series, Powder Coated Aluminum, 12 x 32 x 15 in.

Dana Kleinman & Ruth Avra

Bar Code X, Repurposed Industrial Pipe with Enamel, 52 x 73 x 2 in.

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Splash Away, Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 48 in.

“I begin with a blank canvas contemplating colors and the direction of the work. I pour water and acrylic paint on the blank surface, move the canvas to change the shape of the poured paint, allow the paint to dry, and then, based on my intuition, apply additional layers until the form is complete.

Clara Berta

The process is slow and painstaking, but results in a final image that reflects the natural flow of my energy and emotions.”

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Santiago Medina “I BRING INERT STAINLESS STEEL TO LIFE BY CREATING TIMELESS MASTERPIECES FULL OF LIGHT AND MOVEMENT FOR ART LOVERS.”

Levitation, Stainless Steel, 85 x 10 x 6 in.

Private Collection

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Paradise City, Oil on Canvas, 72 x 72 in.

Elena Bond

In her painting, Elena Bond has tried many styles and techniques, from simple still life and portraits to difficult, philosophical, multi-figured art. Whatever she paints, her main goal is to be honest and to love what she creates.

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Before Opening Night, Oil on Canvas, 30 x 48 in.

Coming Ashore, Oil on Canvas, 30 x 48 in.

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C E L E B R AT I O N O F

Human Form & Mother Nature “I begin with simple clay and sculpt the torso using the coil building technique. The simplicity of the torso captures the essence of the soul.

That, together with the primitive firing techniques of sawdust and Raku, brings me back to my South African roots. The beauty of the colors in the clay is created by the intensity of the fire.

I “dress” the naked form of the torso to represent nature using semiprecious and rare stones, formed over millions of years. Ancient science tells us that each stone has a symbolic meaning and our eyes detect the unique beauty of what lies within each.

My sculptures reflect my total life experience. Born and raised in South Africa, studied art in the Netherlands, I now reside in the heartland of the USA. These experiences have exposed me to cultural diversity and the beauty of nature.

My work is the expression of the human form… and the embodiment of beauty entwined with the powers of Nature.”

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Forbice/Fiore/Spiaggia, Acrylic, Oil, Charcoal on Canvas, 72 x 60 in.

Bruce Rubenstein

“His forms venture along sinuously, just as the stem of a giant vine snakes along a jungle floor, leading to explorations of its structure from one branching leaf bud to another. I even had visions about grabbing this vine and trying to pull it out straight, just to spite its natural convolutions. Makes me think of the Amazon snake-hunters I encountered in Peru who stretched out captured boa constrictors just to measure them and see how long they had grown.”

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Disraeli Gears, Mixed Media on Canvas, 78 x 58 in.

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A P O P O F C O LO R A bold, sophisticated painting can make a space unforgettable

Waterfalls in Nature, Acrylic on Canvas, 72 x 96 in.

Private Collection

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French Flavors, Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 60 in.

“Most artists work from the outside in, the subject is outside of themselves.

I work from the inside out,” says Leonard. Most artists work with brushes; Leonard works with an extended palette knife. I’m pulling paint, layering one layer at a time, which creates a sense of history in the painting. You can see the different colors and layers.”

James Leonard

Great art is such a surprise. It’s so enchanting, so delightfully unexpected and unpredictable. In order to create that, you have to drop the concept of imposing what you think it should be, and allow the work to evolve in its own way. For me, that’s the essence of creativity.”

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Kristin Herzog

Reflections Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 36 in.

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Mélanie Giguére 55

Doux remous Soft Sculpture on Panel, 40 x 30 in.

C O M P L I M E N TA R Y A R T A DV I S O R Y MAC works closely with each client to find the perfect pieces for their space and lifestyle.

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Back From A Fun Day, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 48 in.

Private Collection

Writing On The Wall, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 48 in.

Helen Steele

“The figure is my starting point, not my true subject. My subjects are human presence and absence. My approach is intuitive, suggesting rather than detailing. As I work and rework my canvas the image appears sometimes only to elude me then to reassert itself much later.”

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Cyan Diptych III, Acrylic & Sumi Ink on Canvas, 60 x 48 in. ea.

Brenda Heim

“Early paintings, undisciplined, gestural chaos, often included a small red dot as a point of focus. Today nearly thirty years on, bold forms have become The (my) Still Point (Zen Meditation), in both 3D and 2D work.

Akin to traditional calligraphy, my gestural work also includes nuances of imperfections e.g. off center compositions, a bent circle, resulting in explorations of somewhat incompatible yet harmonious, mark making.”

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Rotating Face, Mixed Media on Canvas, 68 x 55 in.

Harouna Ouédraogo

Harouna’s works are inspired by the society that surrounds him. The street, the human, the everyday life offer an infinite panel of subjects.

“Build, deconstruct, rebuild are actions that I often use in my work with an illogical research of the line and the form”. He has his studio at the Hang’art of the Creators near Lyon in France.

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Joao Paulo Gonçalves

Sea Change, Canvas & Wood Panel, 37 x 66 in.

Twyla Gettert

Flow Series: Blue, Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 80 in.

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Lu Ping

Beach, Oil on Canvas, 36 x 48 in.

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Jason Myers

Searching You Out, Mixed Media on Canvas, 60 x 48 in.

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In Whom We Trust Series Mixed Media Resin on Panel, 56 x 36 in.

Private Collection

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S E T T H E TO N E An original piece of fine art can set off the tone and style of a space like nothing else.

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Without Words, Oil on Canvas, 36 x 60 in.

Private Collection

Andrei Petrov

Case Sensitive, Oil on Canvas, 72 x 30 in.

Across The Pond, Oil on Canvas, 72 x 30 in.

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Alina Maksimenko Lilit, Oil on Canvas, 47 x 59 in.

Nicholas Kriefall

To The Edge of The World & Salt of The Sea, Oil on Canvas 60 x 48 in. ea.

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Flavio Galvan

Winds of Change, Oil on Panel, 60 x 60 in.

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Raindrop Stainless Steel, 30 in.

“My inspiration comes from studying the nature around us.

The intricate structure of a leaf, robustness of grass wind blowing through an open window, or moon reflecting in the water, all create the logical harmony of our nature’s “building blocks”.

The nature is pure, clean, and precious in its own creation. Such insights are on my mind when creating sculptures.

Simple, yet elegant, intended to enrich, decorate and above all distinguish the space as beautiful flowers or morning sunlight would.”

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We Met Summer Day Stainless Steel & Bronze Patina, 60 in.

Private Yacht

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Caprice Pierucci

Rob Stern

White Cycle VII, Pine, 16 x 19 x 5 in.

Aqua Dream, Glass, 23 x 18 x 22 in.

Tim McFadden

Ocean Platters, Glass, Variable Dimensions

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Ronald A. Westerhuis

Energizer - Silver No. 3, Stainless Steel, 59 in.

Mary Pat Wallen Serene Resin on steel orb with rust patina, 64 x 24 x 24 in.

Damon Hyldreth

Knot #92, Powder Coated Steel, 76 x 48 x 24 in.

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Ignacio Gana

Ula Ula, Bronze, 35 x 35 x 35 in.

Joël Urruty

Nimrod messeg

Lady in Black, Basswood, 66 x 10 x 10 in.

Holly, Metal Sculpture, 36.5 x 13 x 8 in.

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Thomas Osika The Conversation, Bronze with Patina, 72 in.

Private Collection

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Chuck Hipsher

Torque, Acrylic on Canvas, 72 x 72 in.

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Morgan Robinson Curves, Rolled Steel, Variable Dimensions

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Priscilla Robinson 76

Endless Sky, Acrylic, Handmade Paper on Panel, 62 x 46 in.

Face Splash, Oil on Linen, 43 x 51 in.

Pier Toffoletti

Art gives Pier the opportunity to bring out what his years of experience have left inside him. This means that Pier now naturally combines his physical, but above all interior, explorations of the depths with a search for new painting surfaces.

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Marshall Crossman

Beach Series 223, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 48 in.

Jane Whitehurst

Water Sand Play, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 60 in.

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La Experiencia, Acrylic on Canvas, 59 x 59 in.

“I use a language where freedom is reflected above all in the use of composition and color, I represent expressive situations that does not refer to the similar known model or to photographed scenes of our reality.

Esteban Leyva

There are so many universes and situations in them as life and its surprises, for an always naive man who goes restless, some are lost in these labyrinths without finding the end in this type of artistic representation.”

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