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INCLUDING: Ivan Lardschneider (Italy), Gregory Watin (France), Lee Hyun-Joung (South Korea), Mikael Takacs (Sweden), Viktor Freso (Czech), Hiro Ando (Japan), Stephane Braud (France), Mikael Takacs (Sweden), Viktor Freso (Czech), Hiro Ando
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28/05/2022
Spotlight: Spanish Artist Manu Muñoz Creates Teeming Scenes Presided Over By Resplendent Tropical Birds
Manu Muñoz (b. 1977) grew up in the small village of Cabo de Gata in southeastern Spain. In that secluded, coastal environment, the artist began making his first murals and graffiti works in 1990 while just a teenager...
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28/05/2022
La Galerie Sept ouvre sa deuxième galerie, à Knokke.
Après avoir célébré leurs 2e et 3e anniversaires en confinement à cause de la pandémie, la Galerie Sept est fier aujourd’hui de célébrer son 4e anniversaire avec l’ouverture d’un nouvel espace de galerie à Knokke, sur le bord de mer belge...
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04/04/2022
Rich Linework in Black Ink Composes Meditative Mounds and Ridges in Lee Hyun-Joung’s Paintings
Artist Lee Hyun-Joung likens her meditative renderings to pathways that prompt the eye to travel along each line. Working with Korean ink and traditional pigments on handmade Hanji paper....
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14/02/2022
Spotlight: South Korean Artist Lee Hyun-Joung Conjures Nature and Her Own Past With Ink and Paper Creations
About the Artist: South Korean artist Hyun Joung Lee’s mixed-media practice draws on deeply personal childhood memories. The artist works with traditional Korean materials which she innovates in new and exciting ways, mixing together Korean black ink, traditional pigments, and handmade hanji paper...
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FEATURED ARTISTS
Gregory Watin
Gregory Watin, originally from France, has been internationally recognized for his very unique "urban" style. His work has been shown in numerous exhibitions across Europe and the USA for the last 15 years. He takes a picture he uses as a sketch. He immerses himself of all things that give strength to this urban landscapes, he looks at these structures marked by time and gathers all these elements in order to build an atmosphere, a universe around these places. In his work, he tries to make them his by giving them a second breath of life. That is why he uses bright colors. He inlays various element of nature, woods, cardboard, papers, plexiglass,....
Hiro Ando
Hiro Ando is a Japanese artist celebrated for his unique sculptural work that is not quite like anything else currently on the market. This multidisciplinary artist creates artworks that facilitate a special conjunction of the old and new. Ando mostly does this by relying on the traditional maneki-neko, standing for “lucky cat” within the Japanese mass culture, a motif Hiro constructs in figures of various forms, such as those of samurai, sumo wrestlers or robots.
Alfredo Longo
This native of the city of Mons born in 1959, is a self-taught artist.Awarded by the overconsumption that strikes our industrialised societies, it appropriates a common material rich in colors: the commercial soda can known to us all, compressed and formatted according to its concept "Transform'Art Kompress ®".His concept, the "Transform'Art Kompress ®", mixes recycling and the artistic beauty.The father of the compressed can his artworks have an incredible finesse compared to the banal raw material that compose them.Today, his monumental art is mainly oriented towards the reconscientization of the public to the notion of recycling and to the quest for meaning of the artist's role in modern society.
Hiro Ando
Japan
Hiro Ando is a Japanese artist celebrated for his unique sculptural work that is not quite like anything else currently on the market. This multidisciplinary artist creates artworks that facilitate a special conjunction of the old and new. Ando mostly does this by relying on the traditional maneki-neko, standing for “lucky cat” within the Japanese mass culture, a motif Hiro constructs in figures of various forms, such as those of samurai, sumo wrestlers or robots.
Alfredo Longo
Belgium
This native of the city of Mons born in 1959, is a self-taught artist.Awarded by the overconsumption that strikes our industrialised societies, it appropriates a common material rich in colors: the commercial soda can known to us all, compressed and formatted according to its concept "Transform'Art Kompress ®".His concept, the "Transform'Art Kompress ®", mixes recycling and the artistic beauty.The father of the compressed can his artworks have an incredible finesse compared to the banal raw material that compose them.Today, his monumental art is mainly oriented towards the reconscientization of the public to the notion of recycling and to the quest for meaning of the artist's role in modern society.
Gregory Watin
France
Gregory Watin, originally from France, has been internationally recognized for his very unique "urban" style. His work has been shown in numerous exhibitions across Europe and the USA for the last 15 years. He takes a picture he uses as a sketch. He immerses himself of all things that give strength to this urban landscapes, he looks at these structures marked by time and gathers all these elements in order to build an atmosphere, a universe around these places. In his work, he tries to make them his by giving them a second breath of life. That is why he uses bright colors. He inlays various element of nature, woods, cardboard, papers, plexiglass,....
Hiro Ando
Japan
Hiro Ando is a Japanese artist celebrated for his unique sculptural work that is not quite like anything else currently on the market. This multidisciplinary artist creates artworks that facilitate a special conjunction of the old and new. Ando mostly does this by relying on the traditional maneki-neko, standing for “lucky cat” within the Japanese mass culture, a motif Hiro constructs in figures of various forms, such as those of samurai, sumo wrestlers or robots.
Alfredo Longo
Belgium
This native of the city of Mons born in 1959, is a self-taught artist.Awarded by the overconsumption that strikes our industrialised societies, it appropriates a common material rich in colors: the commercial soda can known to us all, compressed and formatted according to its concept "Transform'Art Kompress ®".His concept, the "Transform'Art Kompress ®", mixes recycling and the artistic beauty.The father of the compressed can his artworks have an incredible finesse compared to the banal raw material that compose them.Today, his monumental art is mainly oriented towards the reconscientization of the public to the notion of recycling and to the quest for meaning of the artist's role in modern society.
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