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Rosilene Luduvico is a Brazilian and German artist who lives and works in Düsseldorf.
Nature is the main source of inspiration for the artist, whose beautiful works in pastel colors on canvas, paper and installation walls are filled with leaves, rocks, sky and especially trees - whether along rivers in Germany, in American parks or along the beach in Recife. Luduvico's paintings are soaked in light and filled with wind.
Terry Taylor is an Australian artist, painter and drawer. "I am a painter of death, life and theater," Taylor says of herself. Her classical portraits and figurative compositions follow the ancient tradition of Memento Mori ("Remember Death") and 16th century Dutch Vanitas art; they are a story of life and death, humor and tragedy, truth and lies.
Terry Taylor is an Australian artist, painter and drawer. "I am a painter of death, life and theater," Taylor says of herself. Her classical portraits and figurative compositions follow the ancient tradition of Memento Mori ("Remember Death") and 16th century Dutch Vanitas art; they are a story of life and death, humor and tragedy, truth and lies.
Armin Boehm is a German artist who lives and works in Berlin.
In his works, Boehm explores the connections between the urban and natural environments of modern man. He creates a fantastic urban space filled with cyborgs, politicians and flowers. In the collage technique the artist combines fragments of color, fabric, paper or metal substances from which his paintings grow. He mixes elements of pop culture and art history, architecture and literature, contemporary politics and fantasy.
Oliver Jordan is a German painter who lives and works in Cologne, Essen and Brittany.
Jordan studied at the Art Academy of Düsseldorf and at the Free International University (FIU). From a young age he developed a particularly keen interest in the realist and expressive tradition of painting, which he reinterpreted in a completely unique way. The impasto technique in which Jordán works gives his paintings a sensual character both in terms of surface structure and color. Jordan gives his paintings a powerful and masterful treatment, creating multi-layered objects, at the same time an amazing visual impression of illusion.
He has created many portraits of famous contemporaries, but in addition to portraiture and landscape, Jordán also depicts cities, creating entire cycles. Jordan has been studying Albert Camus and his texts through painting for over 30 years, he follows Camus' footsteps in the Algerian city of Tipasa, creating mesmerizing landscapes.
Anton Henning is a German self-taught artist, designer, sculptor and installer.
He lives and works in Berlin, London and New York and has established himself as a talented and extraordinary furniture and interior designer. Henning is inspired by views of world capitals while developing his own avant-garde styles. He also wittily analyzes art history through his installations, sculptures and paintings.
Moritz Götze is a German artist, publisher and art collector. His oeuvre comprises paintings, silkscreen prints, enamel paintings and mosaics, graphics and sculptures.
Michael van Ofen is a German artist who lives and works in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Van Ofen's works are based on well-known paintings from the nineteenth century. He takes them apart into pictorial elements and reassembles them like a mosaic or a puzzle, in the process creating a new work, alienated from its roots, but faithful to its original idea and form. The objects in the artist's works are divided down to the brushstrokes, they are usually dominated by a single color.
Terry Taylor is an Australian artist, painter and drawer. "I am a painter of death, life and theater," Taylor says of herself. Her classical portraits and figurative compositions follow the ancient tradition of Memento Mori ("Remember Death") and 16th century Dutch Vanitas art; they are a story of life and death, humor and tragedy, truth and lies.
Terry Taylor is an Australian artist, painter and drawer. "I am a painter of death, life and theater," Taylor says of herself. Her classical portraits and figurative compositions follow the ancient tradition of Memento Mori ("Remember Death") and 16th century Dutch Vanitas art; they are a story of life and death, humor and tragedy, truth and lies.
