PAMELA WILSON "Carmela Called By The Cerulean Sea"

                  Carmela Called By The Cerulean Sea, 60x48 inches, Oil On Canvas
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BEN HOWE

                        Surface Variation

            Surface

                                                    Copyright: Attribution-NonCommercial CC  Ben Howe 2008 Australia

Ben Howe is a male artist born in Australia, currently working in Melbourne, BRUNSWICK EAST, Victoria, Australia.

b. 1977

Media: Sculpture, Painting, Installation, Printmaking

Ben Howe is a visual artist, teacher and composed based in Melbourne, Australia and Hamburg, Germany.The bulk of his work circles issues of representation, structure and consciousness. Coming from a strong background of Hyper realist painting, Howe often produces the initial subjects from photographic or sculptural sources, and uses them as the basis for his artworks.

RICHARD CALMES

HELMUT NEWTON

MARTHA MAYER ERLEBACHER

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TATSUO SUZUKI ( today special)

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NATALIE SHAU

Natalie Shau is mixed media artist and photographer based in Lithuania (Vilnius). She found interest in fashion and portrait photography as well as digital illustration and photo art.
Despite her personal work, Natalie also creates artwork and photography for musicians, theater, fashion magazines, writers and advertisement.

She also worked as an art director for a short 3d movie of Kamel Ouali musical "Dracula"

His creations go beyond the line of fantasy and immersed in surrealistic and hauntingly beautiful dark lines often not without a certain erotic air. Gothic and Victorian  characters, almost always female environments, further accentuate the sinister aspect of her creations. Their women are fragile and yet powerful, but are always accompanied by a halo of sadness that characterizes a certain time of provocation and challenge.