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viernes, 29 de noviembre de 2013

IMAN MALEKI

Iman Maleki, Iranian painter, was born on 1976 in Tehran. He has been fascinated by the art of painting since he was a child. At the age of 15, he started to learn painting under the mastery of his first and only teacher - Morteza Katouzian - who is the greatest realist painter of Iran. Meanwhile, he began to paint professionally. In 1999 he graduated in Graphic Design from the Art University of Tehran. Since 1998, he has participated in several exhibitions. In the year 2000, he got married and in the following year he established ARA Painting Studio and started to teach painting considering a deep message inside his paintings to confront its contemporary reality

KAROL BAK

YVES PIRES

BRAD KUNKLE

Bird of Paradise

Islands 31x50

Listening Feather

Candela

Seer

Halfway

Cocoon

The Proposition

The Search

BRAD KUNKLE born in rural pennsylvania in 1978. He spent years contemplating and exploring the beauty of the deep forest arounf himThe surface of these paintings are embellished with genuine gold and silver. Thse precious metals are used as symbolic elements as well as visual instruments to interact with the viewer's movements and environment. His paintings are inspired by the grisailles of Early european masters and the haunting quality of antiques photographs deguerreotypes " Grisailles has a misterious quality to it, and that misterious quality is also at times carried into the way I will treat an object or a dress. Sometimes I like to give just enough information for the viewer to finish the details of what they are seeing"