What are you currently exploring in your artistic practice that excites you the most? Nature, the world around us, is an endless, living canvas where every moment is unique. Seas and oceans, where the colossal energy of the waves and hypnotic depth challenge the artist, literally demanding to capture this beauty. Ancient cities and small villages, where I literally feel…
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What are you currently exploring in your artistic practice that excites you the most? I've actually found myself returning to more floral and abstract work. I love drawing flowers and foliage, and I love spending time in nature. What brings me the most joy is giving myself the freedom to interpret what I see through my own mood and emotions,…
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What are you currently exploring in your artistic practice that excites you the most? Right now I am most excited by the dialogue between the female form and pure color. In my recent series The Feminine Form I strip the figure down to a few confident strokes and let ultramarine, magenta and gold do all the emotional work. I am…
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What are you currently exploring in your artistic practice that excites you the most? What excites me most in my artistic practice today is exploring how memories are formed. I am fascinated by the way an ordinary, almost unnoticed moment gradually gains meaning over time and becomes something deeply personal. In my paintings, I am less interested in depicting an…
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Yayoi Kusama transformed polka dots, mirrored rooms and repetition into a language of infinity and connection. Following her death at 97, we look back at the life, work and enduring legacy of one of contemporary art’s most influential figures.
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Summary German artist and musician Matthias Maria Boehm creates expressive acrylic paintings inspired by his own songs. Through his unique Music Meets Art project, he transforms melody, emotion, and personal stories into vibrant contemporary artworks that blur the boundaries between music and visual art. From Musician to Contemporary Artist For German artist and musician Mattias Maris Boehm, every painting begins…
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Some landscapes stay with us long after we’ve left them—not because we remember every detail, but because we remember how they made us feel. Through luminous layers of resin, light, and color, Italian artist Giusy Lauriola transforms memories, emotions, and nature into atmospheric paintings that invite us to experience the world from the inside out. From Urban Stories to Interior…
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For Gillian Wainwright, painting begins with looking. A Chicago-based artist and graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Wainwright has spent years exploring the world immediately around her: her garden, her home, and the quiet moments that shape everyday life. Rather than simply documenting these familiar spaces, however, she approaches painting as a process of discovery, revealing…
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In a world that rarely slows down, Laura Rota’s paintings offer something unexpected: a moment of stillness. Through bold circles, rich color, and carefully balanced compositions, the Italian artist creates abstract works that invite us to pause, reflect, and see the world a little differently. A Foundation in Art and Design Using simple geometric forms and harmonious colors, Rota creates…
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Photo by Takahiro Kugino MADARA is a Japanese calligrapher whose work bridges centuries of tradition with a deeply personal contemporary vision. Rooted in the discipline of Japanese calligraphy, his practice transforms written characters into powerful visual expressions of strength, serenity, hope, and human connection. Introduction To Hisseki-jutsu For years, MADARA devoted himself to studying Hisseki-jutsu, a philosophy of calligraphy rooted…
