Gil Bruvel, 1959 | Visionary art / 𝄞 Chopin 𝄞

Gil Bruvel is a contemporary artist known for his visually striking sculptures, often featuring human faces constructed from thousands of charred wooden shafts.

While he began with painting and drawing, he is now primarily a sculptor who uses a wide range of materials, including wood, bronze, and stainless steel.

His work is deeply influenced by his curiosity about the human condition and the inner workings of the mind, often exploring themes of duality and interconnectedness.

The Language of light by Ricardo Sanz, 1957

The pictorial work of Spanish painter Ricardo Sanz reflects a perfect mastery of drawing, light and color, is idealized and precious, you get the best out of each model and translate it into the canvas.

His portraits, a current modernity, have pictorial tradition and wisdom.

It is considered one of the great portrait painters of the time.

Quando l'iperrealismo incontra il surrealismo | Ricardo Celma, 1975

L'artista Ricardo Celma è nato a Buenos Aires.

La sua vocazione artistica si sviluppa immediatamente: a cinque anni frequenta un laboratorio d'arte, a 16 anni ha realizzato la sua prima mostra personale, e cosi ha continuato ininterrottamente per 20 anni.

Al termine del liceo è entrato alla Scuola Nazionale di Belle Arti Prilidiano Pueyrredón, dove ha conseguito il titolo di Professore nazionale di disegno e pittura, con ottimi voti.

Daniel Del Orfano, 1968

L'opera di Daniel Del Orfano raffigura la vita non come potrebbe essere, ma piuttosto come viene ricordata: un'istantanea, non di un momento particolare, ma di un ricordo complessivo.

Daniel Del Orfano, nato e cresciuto a Long Island, New York, dopo aver insegnato presso la prestigiosa Scuola Knox Boarding, è stato integrato nel sistema scolastico pubblico, dove ha insegnato arte a bambini di tutte le età.

Ma, anche se estremamente gratificante, questa non era la sua vera vocazione.

Anastasia Vostrezova, 1981 | The Painter of the Ballet

Anastasia Vostrezova / Анастасия Вострецова was born in a family of artists in Ekaterinburg.

She spent all of her childhood in Moscow and in Pereslavl-Zalesski where her family had a summer house.

She graduated from the I.Shadr Art College, Ekaterinburg (2000) and continued her art education in Saint Petersburg.

In 2008 Anastasia Vostrezova graduated from the I. Repin Saint Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts, where she studied in the studio of Professor M. Devyatov.

Now she live and work in Saint Petersburg.

Wisława Szymborska | C'è chi / There are those who

C'è chi meglio degli altri realizza la sua vita.

É tutto in ordine dentro ed attorno a lui.

Per ogni cosa ha metodi e risposte.

É lesto ad indovinare il chi, il come, il dove

ed a quale scopo.

René Magritte

Magical dreams by Tomasz Kopera, 1976

Tomasz Alen Kopera is a contemporary Polish surrealist painter known for his oil-on-canvas artworks, which are celebrated for their dark, fantastical imagery and intricate detail.

His work explores themes of human nature, the universe, and the subconscious through symbols and dreamlike scenes.

Damian Tirado, 1960 | Belle Époque

Damian Tirado believes that color is a mode of expression in its own right and not simply a descriptive tool.

His paintings are often vivid and bright.

He is inspired by Latin art and classic European painters like Matisse and Renoir.

His work ranges from figurative urban landscapes to portraits.