Juan Medina, 1950 | Surrealist / Hyperrealist painter

Juan Medina, Mexican painter, was born in Mexico City, 1950. In the beginning it was shape, then came light, afterwards color and finally texture; as in the architectonic creation, the genesis of Juan Medina’s pictorial work rests on a solid structure of techniques and concepts that weave in plastic dimensions his memories made of oil and canvas.

With time, the step from watercolor to oil was the resource that allowed him to approach with mastery the conscience of time encrusted in stone, wood, mirrors and all model object that transfers Renaissance rhetoric without moralizing it.

Bogdan Prystrom, 1972 | Abstract Digital Photographer

Polish artist Bogdan Prystrom lives in a pretty town of Olsztyn in the north of Poland.

He is a member of Union of Polish Art Photographers.

His work is entirely photo-based and he calls it photo-montage.

He says that his digital art is an extension of the traditional photographic methods he used earlier in his career.

Chelìn Sanjuan | Surrealist painter

Chelin Sanjuan Piquero (1967-2012) was born in the city of Zaragoza, Spain.

In 1968, she emigrated with her parents to Chile where she will live for five years.

Later they travel to Venezuela, the country in which she will reside until 1987.

Her artistic vocation began at a very young age.

Tara Juneau, 1981 | Figurative painter

Tara Juneau is an Canadian painter🎨 living and working in Shawnigan Lake B.C. She has studied with world-renowned artist and author Anthony Ryder in Santa Fe New Mexico as well as Jeremy Lipking🎨 in California.

Tara views her work as an ongoing and evolving relationship with herself, the natural world and with God. She prefers working from life whenever possible, using oil paint as her means of expression.
“Art is my passion in life.

Through painting I try to express the power that light and beauty have on my soul.

I am always striving to know more - not only how to paint but also learning about what I paint.

There is beauty and natural order in everything and I hope that through my work I can reveal that truth to others”.

Museum Masterpieces

Albert de Belleroche (Welsh-born French painter, 1864-1944) | Woman with a Yellow Hat | Metropolitan Museum of Art

Albert Gustavus de Belleroche, also known as Albert Belleroche, (22 October 1864 - 14 July 1944) was a Welsh-born painter and lithographer, who lived most of his childhood and his adulthood in Paris and England.

He began as a painter, but at the turn of the century focused on lithography, for which he is most well-known.

He was awarded the Chevalier de l’Ordre de Leopold by King Albert I of Belgium in 1933.