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Philip Taaffe is an American artist, who has shown his works all around the world. His work sometimes blended motifs from multiple cultures.
Gernot Bubenik is a German artist.
Gernot Bubenik has been making art since 1962, when he became known for his graphic displays. He paints on canvas, works with airbrush, screen printing and etching. His work often deals with art and science, and he has also contributed to the Pop Art movement.
Bubenik's work is inspired by nature, part of his creative process is observing and documenting it. He also makes his own environmental paint and experiments with photography. Some of Bubenik's work from the early 1960s was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Not Vital is a Swiss artist living and working between his hometown, Beijing and Rio de Janeiro.
Not Vital's art is inspired by his nomadic lifestyle and experiences traveling the world, reflecting on habitats, nature and animals, as well as on the relationship between sculpture and architecture. To define his large-scale constructions, in 2009 Vital coined the term "SCARCH" - the union of sculpture and architecture. Central to his work is an exploration of the spatial, economic and cultural context of homes and workplaces.
Vital has opened studios in New York, Lucca, Beijing and Agadez. Over the course of his career, he has realized many structures for contemplation around the world, including a tunnel on the island of NotOne in Patagonia, Chile.
Gernot Bubenik is a German artist.
Gernot Bubenik has been making art since 1962, when he became known for his graphic displays. He paints on canvas, works with airbrush, screen printing and etching. His work often deals with art and science, and he has also contributed to the Pop Art movement.
Bubenik's work is inspired by nature, part of his creative process is observing and documenting it. He also makes his own environmental paint and experiments with photography. Some of Bubenik's work from the early 1960s was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Gernot Bubenik is a German artist.
Gernot Bubenik has been making art since 1962, when he became known for his graphic displays. He paints on canvas, works with airbrush, screen printing and etching. His work often deals with art and science, and he has also contributed to the Pop Art movement.
Bubenik's work is inspired by nature, part of his creative process is observing and documenting it. He also makes his own environmental paint and experiments with photography. Some of Bubenik's work from the early 1960s was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Not Vital is a Swiss artist living and working between his hometown, Beijing and Rio de Janeiro.
Not Vital's art is inspired by his nomadic lifestyle and experiences traveling the world, reflecting on habitats, nature and animals, as well as on the relationship between sculpture and architecture. To define his large-scale constructions, in 2009 Vital coined the term "SCARCH" - the union of sculpture and architecture. Central to his work is an exploration of the spatial, economic and cultural context of homes and workplaces.
Vital has opened studios in New York, Lucca, Beijing and Agadez. Over the course of his career, he has realized many structures for contemplation around the world, including a tunnel on the island of NotOne in Patagonia, Chile.
David Emile Joseph de Noter is a Belgian painter-painter.
His grandfather Peter-France de Noter and father Jean-Baptiste André de Noter were painters, and he received his first artistic education from them. David de Noter painted still lifes and genre paintings in which he carefully sketched out the smallest details.
The artist often traveled to French Algeria and exhibited in Parisian salons.
Not Vital is a Swiss artist living and working between his hometown, Beijing and Rio de Janeiro.
Not Vital's art is inspired by his nomadic lifestyle and experiences traveling the world, reflecting on habitats, nature and animals, as well as on the relationship between sculpture and architecture. To define his large-scale constructions, in 2009 Vital coined the term "SCARCH" - the union of sculpture and architecture. Central to his work is an exploration of the spatial, economic and cultural context of homes and workplaces.
Vital has opened studios in New York, Lucca, Beijing and Agadez. Over the course of his career, he has realized many structures for contemplation around the world, including a tunnel on the island of NotOne in Patagonia, Chile.
Not Vital is a Swiss artist living and working between his hometown, Beijing and Rio de Janeiro.
Not Vital's art is inspired by his nomadic lifestyle and experiences traveling the world, reflecting on habitats, nature and animals, as well as on the relationship between sculpture and architecture. To define his large-scale constructions, in 2009 Vital coined the term "SCARCH" - the union of sculpture and architecture. Central to his work is an exploration of the spatial, economic and cultural context of homes and workplaces.
Vital has opened studios in New York, Lucca, Beijing and Agadez. Over the course of his career, he has realized many structures for contemplation around the world, including a tunnel on the island of NotOne in Patagonia, Chile.
