Álvaro Robles G, artist, poet & film director from Chile ABOUT MYSELF I am Álvaro Robles G., artist, poet and film director. Through my art I have explored the symbols and aesthetics that speak of the inner world, the “imaginal” and also the life force, the primordial, the passion. I have exhibited in Chile and […]
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Olivier Payeur, figurative drawing & painting from France Olivier Payeur is a French born painter currently living Toulouse, France. He’d been working as an engineer for years before becoming an illustrator, then a painter, as a self-taught artist. His main subject is the human figure and his style is classical with an accent on figurative
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Marc Dominguez, terra cotta nude sculpture from France “Where did I get the sculpture?” In the woods looking at the trees. What I learned from nature I tried to put it in my works” Auguste Rodin – The Cathedrals of France My passion for trees has led me to the profession of forestry engineer and
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Jeanette Jarville, colorful abstract paintings on clear acrylic Art has a purpose and need, not only materially – to fill a space on a wall or table, but to fill a need in our consciousness. For me creating art fills the demand I place on myself to achieve and accomplish the most of my life,
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Roger Salucci, independent views from France Starting as a caricaturist at the age of 16 in two regional newspapers, Roger SALUCCI was qualified at “Beaux-Arts school” (French fine Art school). Exhibitions of paintings in Arles, Nimes, Sete, etc. FIRST PRIZE OF POSTERS AT NIMES FAIR As a painter and globe-trotter, Roger SALUCCI settled down in
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Meredith Spencer Mullins, feminine traditions in figurative painting The “women at the bath” genre is one I have revisited over and over. From my perspective as a female painter, it is important that the unadorned women in my work are portrayed honestly, without the gloss of perfection. The returned female gaze is deliberate and engaged.
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The Nude Figure: Juried Exhibition The Nude Figure: Juried Exhibition October 16 – November 19, 2016 Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Gallery Jurors Paul DuSold and Scott Noel, have assembled a survey of contemporary responses to the nude to illuminate resonances between traditions of imagining the figure and the artist’s personal experience. The theme of mirroring
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Darryl Freeman, capturing a beautiful moment My paintings begin with a model in a pose that I set up. I get the lighting just right, do a black and white oil painting/drawing, let that dry, then paint on the color. I like to have the feet and legs pointing toward me with the head at
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