20/07/2018 Lívia Fernandes 20/07/2018 Lívia Fernandes Hermano Ferro was born in Maceió, Brazil, but currently resides in the Brazilian capital and has already worked for more than 10 years in the artistic field. The artist reveals that his motivation to make art is to cross untapped boundaries, besides wishing to see the continued participation of …
04/04/2019 Katharina Windorfer We look at art, we think about art, we analyze art. We can do this alone or together with someone. However, we always talk about art. But what if we can enter into a dialogue with art? What if we can make the figures of a piece of art talk to us? …
11/04/2019 Severine Grosjean Irina Dumitraşcu Măgurean is a Romanian photographer whose central theme is light in contemporary times with its many facets. Her works themselves differ in technical terms (black and white photography, polaroid), but they also vary in visual perspective and approach with depersonalization. For her, photography is a fun whose connection goes back …
23/07/2018 Severine Grosjean Aukse Miliukaite is a young Lithuanian painter recently graduated from Vilnius Academy of Arts. She is a young artist with a strong style exploring the history of art in her paintings. In her work, she makes use of historical paintings of Grands Maitres such as Paul Gauguin, Paul Cézanne and other artists. …
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30/07/2018 Bárbara Gual María Laura Recci, known in visual art as Lau Recci, began working with art in 1993. The Argentine artist has already produced paintings, drawings, photographs, installations, performing arts and land art. Lau Recci tells us about the importance that art has to her. “Making art is a way of life for me. …
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26/03/2019 Severine Grosjean The French writer Marc Dugain said “It is amazing how nature can kill all that is alive and let alive all that is dead.”* Nature is both initiation and instrument of death. The young Brazilian artist Daniel Lie introduces the experience of life and death into gigantic installations composed of nylon, tropical …
11/03/2019 Severine Grosjean Heir of Luigi Russolo, father of “Noise music”, the Polisonum collective uses sound as a method and a research device to explore the metamorphoses of places and, through this practice, their stories. His works are in total interaction with the audience of which the public is an integral part of the process. …
02/03/2019 Severine Grosjean Maya Quattropani is a visual artist who works with video, audio, analog photography, polaroid and performance installations and adopts a conceptual and somewhat scientific approach. She studies physiological processes and human psychological aspects through careful studies. In her work about body actions and reactions, Maya analyzes and documents body fluids with photographs. …
19/02/2019 Severine Grosjean Latvian video art and its development begins with a camera in the hands of artists in the 20th century. The collapse of the Soviet regime and the promotion of the art of intrusion – using these new media of expression, create an artistic phenomena more and more diversified. Katrina Neiburga’s work looks …
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20/01/2019 Severine Grosjean Liviu Bulea is a young Romanian artist and curator. His artistic activity is characterized by personal projects with a local and national impact, indissolubly linked to his personal life and his experiences. His works are experiences of intimacy, pain or sexuality. The artistic practice explores the deepest feelings of each human being, …
The representation of a civilization by Liviu Bulea. Read More »
