Iinuma is an artist who continues to produce with inspiration from women living in the present age. Dressed in the latest fashion, she has expressed the conflict, strength, and beauty of women living in the present age with wood carving works.
Anna Berezovskaya was born in the town of Yakhroma in Russia and became a student of Abramtsevsky Art and Industrial College in 2001. Despite her young age, Anna has already achieved national and international recognition.
“POPPING NOW” New Collection is from contemporary Japanese artists Izumi Kato, Yuki Inoue, Sou Hirose, British artist George Morton-Clark, and France artist Val. The exhibition combines traditional art forms and emerging urban art.
Arturo di Modica was born in the small Sicilian city of Vittoria, in the province of Ragusa, January 26, 1941. As he grew to manhood on Sicily his sculpture began to attract attention throughout the Island which led him to make a pivotal decision at 19.
Zhuang Hong Yi is a Chinese born, contemporary artist whose work represents beauty, sophistication and a high level of perfection with a clear presence of Chinese influence represented in his use of colors, themes, shapes and materials that touch the heart.
Antonio Santín was born in Madrid, Spain in 1978. He has exhibited internationally and is represented in the collections of Centre national des arts plastiques, Paris and Museu Europeu d’Art Modern, Barcelona as well as among numerous private collections worldwide.
Zorikto has emerged as one of Russia’s most acclaimed artists, and a beacon for young artists in Buryatia.
CHANG, TENG-YUAN, an artist, was born in Kaohsiung. Now, he is residing in Taipei, where he carries out his artistic creations. Since 2012, Chang has created a doomsday saga, with doomsday archeology as the concept. With fictional means, he uses paintings, animation spatial installations, and mixed media as the carriers of his thoughts. In his works, Chang fuses eastern and western elements of painting. Transforming them into signs, he re-constructs and creates new visual images with the fusion of the east and west.
Heir to a several thousand years old culture, Feng Xiao-Min stands at a double crossroads. The first is the intersection of dream and reality experienced with the landscape, which he interprets in paintings suffused with the breath of the cosmos.