Klaus Kampert, 1953 | Figurative photographer

German photographer Klaus Kampert lives and works as a freelancer in Duesseldorf, Germany. As a photographer he is self-taught. After working for many well-known photographers in the advertising field, he established his own business in 1981 in Duesseldorf. His main interest is people-photography focussing on beauty, portrait, figures and dance.

He works for leading advertising agencies and companies but also indulges in artistic photography.

Many of his images, especially nudes and ballet-dancers have been printed in international publications and are very asked for among collectors. Membership in Bund Freischaffender Foto-Designer, BFF (leading german Photographers` association) since 1984.

Alfredas Jurevičius, 1959

Alfredas Jurevičius was born in 1959 in Telšiai. He studied at Stepas Žukas Art Technical School in Kaunas, later K. Preikšas Pedagogical Institute in Šiauliai and in 1991 entered Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts. The artist joined the Lithuanian Artists' Association in 2003.

Pavel Guzenko, 1977

Guzenko Pavel Petrovich, Ukrainian painter, born in 1977. From 1987-1991 studied at art school Korosten. From 1992-1995 studied at the Republican Art High School. About five years worked as a designer, and from 2006 to today paints oil paintings, lives in Kiev. The works of Pavel are very colorful, peculiar, they do not convey the precise shape and color. He holds a master of abstract transfering and color saturation, thereby creating a visual impression, and his vision of painting as a whole.

Mariana Kalacheva, 1977

Bulgarian painter and illustrator Mariana Kalacheva was born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Education: 2003 - Graduates the AMDFA/ Academy of Musik, Dance and Fine Arts/ - Plovdiv, Master Degree - Speciality Graphics under the guidance of Associate prof. Vladimir Genadiev and Pedagogy of Fine Arts under the guidance of Prof. Bisser Damyanov. Since 2003 she is a Member of the Association of the Artists in Plovdiv /AAP/. Since 2007 she is a Member of the Union of the Bulgarian Artists /UBA/.

Omar Galliani, 1954 | Renaissance style painter

Italian painter Omar Galliani was born in Montecchio Emilia, where he lives and works now.

Omar Galliani has graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna and teaches painting at the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera.

Central place in the work of Galliani takes the image of women.

Beauty, spirituality and energy-creating beautiful half of humanity inspired the artist.

In recent years, Omar Galliani turned his attention to the East.

Andrey Chernysh, 1962 | Cityscape painter

Ukrainian painter Andrey Chernysh /Андрей Черныш was born in Ukraine. At a young age he started drawing and soon his talent was noticed by his parents and he was sent to the Art College. After graduating he continued his studies at the Kiev Academy of Fine Arts.
When Andrey first visited Prague in 1993 he was fascinated with the beauty and mystery of that fantastic city and created a series of works dedicated to Prague.

Jeffrey Terreson, 1955 | Abstract painter

Born in Bronxville, NY, Jeffrey Terreson has been published for many Fortune 500 companies including Mobil, IBM, NBC, the United Nations and the PGA.
His work has also appeared in Time, Newsweek, TV Guide and Readers Digest.
In 2005, Terreson was presented the National Award** of Excellence, American Juried Art Salon.

Nady Gepp, 1954 | Fashion painter

In 1974-1979 Nady Gepp [Надя Гапп] obtained higher artistic education from Moscow Textile Institute, Moscow, Russia, on faculty of applied art.

Since 1988 she is a member of Artists Unions of Belarus and Russia.

Nady Gepp works in techniques of pastel, tempera, watercolor, oil painting etc.

Artist has participated in various Festivals and Group Exhibitions in Czech Republic, Ireland, Great Britain, Germany, France, Austria and USA.

Her paintings are kept in Private collections in Czech Republic, Germany, UK, Israel, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, USA.