Gordon Massman is an American painter and poet. As an artist, he has transformed his visceral poetry into large-scale oil paintings and sculptural paintings. In his work, he examines the depths of human urges, motives, fears and desires. Nothing is sacrosanct, brutal honesty prevails in his monumental paintings which captivate and envelop. He unmasks the shockingly beautiful core of existence.
INTERVIEW | Hanna Salian
Hanna Salian is a versatile artist residing near Dallas, Texas. In her work as an oil painter, Hanna Salian strives to capture the world as it is. Through meticulous observation and skillful application of paint, Hanna aims to recreate the subtle interplay of light, color, and texture that defines our visual experience.
INTERVIEW | Sayitxreal
Sayitxreal is a 28-year-old Colombian artist from Medellín whose work bridges the physical and spiritual realms, exploring themes of existence, duality, and personal transformation. With a background in architecture and dance, she merges these disciplines to create art that balances structure and fluidity, combining vibrant colors and mixed media to evoke emotions and introspection.
INTERVIEW | Hannah Kori
Dutch-born Hannah Kori is a conceptual artist known for her unconventional mixing of traditional painting with digital art forms. Her artistic practice blends abstract painting, AI diffusion tools, and audience-interactive installations to explore and challenge societal perceptions. Using multiple media, she blurs the lines between the real and the unreal.
INTERVIEW | Mengyi Wang
Born in Beijing and living in California, Mengyi Wang is an aspiring contemporary artist specializing in acrylic on canvas. She translates her memories, experiences, and the influences that have inspired her into her acrylic paintings. Often referencing space and landscape, her paintings explore the varying fusion relationships when modern impressionism meets traditional Chinese art.
INTERVIEW | Roberto Bocchini - Trasposismi
Roberto Bocchini is an Italian multidisciplinary visual. For several years, he served as a stage photographer, before transitioning to painting and visual arts. Using his images, fused with multiple drawing techniques, he induces a profound abstract process of reconstruction and contamination, aimed, in some cases, even at showing the artist's more tormented side.
INTERVIEW | Ayana Hanbich Lee
Ayana Hanbich Lee is an emerging abstract painter based in Seoul. In her painting, the arrays of abstraction forms empower the visional flow. The brush strokes, tones in color, and etching marks take narratives, to open the conversation in the context of the order, which can be discussed by following the order of the creation or by following the intentional twist in the weave.
INTERVIEW | Peyton Sachs
Peyton Sachs is a new face in the art scene, emerging in the summer of 2022 with his first-ever painting. His approach to painting is raw, intuitive, and unrefined. Art, to him, isn't about technique or pedigree but about feeling, exploration, and connection, which is why he goes into each painting with no direction, just himself and a blank canvas.
INTERVIEW | Zaira Ballesteros
Zaira Ballesteros was born in Mexico, and she is an emerging artist and actress. Zaira's work is a reflection of her inner world, which encapsulates her deep thoughts and emotions. Through her creations, you can perceive her insatiable curiosity about the world and see her imagination. She is interested in human emotions, hidden emotions, silence, solitude, the unknown, and desire.
INTERVIEW | Rasha Amin
Rasha Amin is a multidisciplinary artist based in Rome, Italy. She established her art studio in Rome in 2022 to pursue art projects and works between paintings, drawings, installations, photography, and experimental video art. Her body of work explores different aspects of her life through the themes of time, memory, and emotions.
INTERVIEW | Joan Pañell Fernández de Liencres
Joan Pañell Fernández de Liencres is a self-taught artist from Barcelona, Spain, known for his vibrant and expressive mixed-technique abstract paintings. Born in 1998, he has been painting since 2020. His art is characterized by the use of bright colors and dynamic brushstrokes, often combining abstract forms to convey deep emotions and personal experiences.
INTERVIEW | Mike Vladimir
Mike Vladimir is a contemporary artist based in Geneva, Switzerland, whose works capture the depth and complexity of the human experience. Mike’s latest series, Drama on the Beach and Life is a Trumpet, showcase his innovative approach to painting. Crafted on reclaimed wood panels, each piece stands alone as a powerful narrative, creating a striking visual symphony.
INTERVIEW | Angela Thouless
Angela Thouless is a Scottish artist and designer, founder of the unisex urban t-shirt brand, Tribe All. Her series of spray can tribal mask paintings was inspired by a workshop she led in her home town of Aberdeen, during which she painted on old spray cans. The suite is an exotic and luxuriant array of tribal masks incorporating elements from African, Asian, and South American traditions.
INTERVIEW | Michel Jegerlehner
Michel Jegerlehner, a multifaceted artist, navigates through the visual arts, mixing precise technique and pure intuition. From advertising illustration to tattoo art to photography, his eclectic career has led him to develop an artistic vision where graphic detail meets boundless creativity. He continues to explore the multiple facets of his art, pushing the boundaries of his creativity.
INTERVIEW | Monika Kalinowska
Monika Kalinowska is a dedicated visual artist and creative entrepreneur. Beginning as a textile artist, Monika Kalinowska has expanded their artistic practice to include oil and figurative painting. Monika Kalinowska's work uniquely blends artistic vision with entrepreneurial spirit, bridging the gap between creativity and business.
INTERVIEW | Polina Kniaz-Petukhovsky
Polina Kniaz-Petukhovsky is a young female artist hailing from Dubai, whose creative endeavors delve into the exploration of hidden human emotions and internal imagery. In her artistic expression, Polina seamlessly intertwines the profound and intricate realm of sexuality, employing vivid colors and surrealistic forms to bring her vision to life on canvas.
INTERVIEW | Djamila Fierek
Djamila Fierek was born and raised in Wiesbaden, Germany, by an Algerian Father and a German Mother. She is a passionate artist who paints vibrant works in mixed media. Based in Munich and Scottsdale, Djamila translates her influences through her vibrant paintings, each of which is set to evoke a positive and emotional response from the observer.
INTERVIEW | Orkan Tan
Orkan Tan is German artist based in Stuttgart. Orkan Tan's works are deeply rooted in personal experience, offering viewers an unfiltered glimpse into his soul. His art challenges societal norms, embracing the self, which has shaped him into the unique individual he is today. In addition to painting, Orkan works with various media, including photography, scanning techniques, poetry.
INTERVIEW | Kimi Kuniyoshi
Kimi Kuniyoshi is a dynamic and talented artist whose unwavering dedication to artistic expression has defined her life's journey. With a portfolio of captivating artwork that displays her talent and commitment, Kimi has showcased her creations in many online and physical exhibitions. Each abstract painting becomes a window into a world shaped by memory, emotion, and personal reflection.
INTERVIEW | Anton Kolesnikov
Anton Kolesnikov is a self-taught artist. Born in Russia, he is currently living in Spain. In art, Anton looks for unintentional and passionate qualities. These qualities tend to come from a place in an artist's mind that is hard to observe directly but can be easily felt once they become a painting.