Eugene Paprocki, 1971 | Modern impressionist painter

Eugene J. Paprocki is an internationally collected American contemporary impressionist painter celebrated for his vibrant en plein air landscapes, cityscapes and seascapes.

Born in Chicago, Illinois, his artwork captures the essence of light, color, and nostalgic atmosphere across ordinary subjects.

He has always dabbled in painting, even in his childhood.

He formally studied Fine Art at Loyola University in Chicago.

To augment his already considerable skill, he traveled the world extensively, visiting the work of the great masters.

Guido Daniele, 1950 | Hand / Body painting

Guido Daniele, born in Soverato (Italy) and now lives and works in Milan, is renowned for his unique and innovative approach to painting.

He graduated from Brera School of Arts (major in sculpturing) and he has been painting and participating in personal and group art exhibitions since 1968.

In 1990 he added a new artistic experience to his previous ones: using the body painting technique he creates and paints models bodies for different situations such as advertising pictures and commercials, fashion events and exhibitions.

Paul Knight, 1965 | Realist painter

Paul Knight was born and lives in Nottinghamshire, England.

In 2007 he renewed his interest in art, and after a period of two years decided to pursue art education by enrolling in a Fine Art degree course at Nottingham University.

He continues to work on the degree course, and while taking a break from it, he has set up a small drawing workshop.

This has driven him in the direction of developing a traditional method of cast and still life work that incorporates modern concepts.

Paul is very interested in modern American artists who show a resurgence into Realism.

Patrick McDonald | Flamenco Dancers

Patrick McDonald, British painter, was born in Manchester.

His painting show big sensibility and beauty.

McDonald has created a world of ethereal beauty.

Softness of shapes with an explosion of colours makes his creations absolutely unique.

The paintings show the inner subtleties which find its way out in a daring, free and often majestic compositions.

Pat shows what freedom of space really is, be it the stage or a vast ocean.

Koukei Kojima /小島光径, 1931 | Landscape painter

Koukei Kojima / 小島光径 is a contemporary Japanese landscape painter, born in Tokyo, who is highly celebrated for his serene, timeless depictions of rural Japan.

He graduated from the Tama University of Arts and is a recipient of the prestigious Sougenkai association prize.

He works extensively in the traditional Sansui style, a term translating literally to "mountains and waters".

Margarita Georgiadis, 1968 | Narrative painter

Margarita Georgiadis is an internationally renowned Australian postwar and contemporary narrative painter.

Born in Sydney to Greek and Egyptian parents, her career spans over two decades.

Her atmospheric oil paintings often explore themes of memory, the illusion of reality, and the "presence of absence."

She educated herself in philosophy and physics.

This research underpins her work, to such an extent that she fondly compares painting to writing.

Georgiadis had an epiphany after the passing of her father.

Anne-Christine Roda, 1974 | Portrait painter

Anne-Christine Roda defines a highly original interpretation of the portrait: in her work the painting is entirely subjugated to the portrayal of man’s fragility.

Her paintings, in terms of the choice of pose for her models and the neutral treatment of their backgrounds are as rooted in tradition, as her subjects are sourced unequivocally from our contemporary era.

Her choice of subject speaks directly to our everyday lives.

Hers ‘sitters’ - very diverse in age and social status are striking in their individuality.

Sandra Bierman, 1938 | Figurative painter

The magic of American painter Sandra Bierman lies in her soulful, larger-than-life figurative oil paintings that evoke an immediate sense of tranquility, strength, and emotional warmth.

Working entirely from her imagination without models or photographs, she channels what critics and collectors often describe as "pure magic" directly onto the canvas.

Her signature subjects are stylized, exaggerated women with bare, earthy feet and disproportionately large, caring hands.

These figures are deeply nurturing, often seen cradling babies, tending to plants, or holding companion cats.

Bierman approaches her canvases like an abstract painter, focusing on space, shapes, and fluid lines.

Michael Parkes, 1944 | Sculptures

Michael Parkes is an American-born artist living in Spain who is best known for work in the areas of fantasy art and magic realism.

He specializes in painting, stone lithography and sculpture.

He also creates limited-edition Giclée images.

He studied graphic art and painting at the University of Kansas and then travelled for three years throughout Asia and Europe.

Numerous international exhibitions underline the importance of Parkes' work.