Margaret Keelan, figurative ceramic sculpture For the past few years my sculptures have been glazed, stained, fired, then glazed, stained and fired again to give the surfaces the look of disintegrating paint over weathered wood. This softening and reduction of form so that its essential nature is revealed is a metaphor I am using for […]
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Coudari, figurative sculpture from Montreal During the process of my work I try to not lose sight of the quest for simplicity, because in my opinion, it is in the simplicity that a work can demonstrate its strength. Too often the abundance of details stifle the work, as the essence of a speech may become
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Vincent Vergone, figurative sculpture from France Having started an early career as a sculptor, I quickly turned my attention away from the worries of selling my sculptures by the usual paths, seeking instead to bring it to the public on the sidelines. Then I asked myself the question of movement in sculpture and the need
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Kai McCall, new works from Montreal Like characters in a work of fiction, the figures in my paintings are confronted with challenges and conflicts as they navigate the settings I have created for them. I think of them as semi-autonomous individuals whose poses evolve as I paint them, and who become defined by the eventual
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Sara Lisch, figurative ceramic sculpture Much of my work is floating in the uncharted waters of the inner narrative. Interpersonal dynamics between people and their complicated relationships within themselves lead me to a visual conversation of the complexities of the human psyche. Universal themes such as love, sorrow, hope and irony are used to navigate
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Marsha Balian, imaginative mixed media people I am self taught, often inventing my own technique which makes use of collage, drawing and painting. There are three elements that compel the production of art for me. The first is a sense of mystery. I never know what will appear as I am working on a piece
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Nacera Kainou, portrait sculpture from France Nacera Kainou joins our international fine artist directory of figurative artists. After her studies at the School of Fine Arts in Besançon, where Nacera Kainou studied drawing, painting and engraving, her researches on matter, thickness and density of life impose her reliefs. Sculpture will allow her to better balance
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Jean-Paul Collon, figurative painter Belgium Jean-Paul Collon was born and lives in Liege, Belgium. He studied at the Institut Saint-Luc. He has always focused on the most of his time painting and thought. His great mistress, technical mastery has opened a horizon of freedom in artistic research, beyond the saturated contemporary production fields. With the
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