Artist

The artist Aurora CID was born in 1950 in Córdoba, Spain.

Ares Demetrios Yannakopoulos (ADKY) was born in Zurich in 1970, studied law in Munich, has worked successfully for

Nino Perrone is strongly influenced by the city of Bari.

Ladislav Černý was born in 1965 in Bratislava and studied at the School of applied arts (photogra

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Tiziana Trezzi was born in Magenta (MI) on November 22, 1955. Her mother already created the first incentives in the direction of art, experimenting with colors became a lifelong elixir. After graduating from the Liceo Aristico, Trezzi attended the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. Giovanni Repossi (painting), a close associate of Domenico Purificato (engraving), Pietro Diana and Luigi Veronesi (chromatology) had a significant influence on Trezzi. She graduated with honors in 1977 and was already wowing audiences at her first regional exhibitions, including at the Labus Gallery in Brescia.

Michal Ashkenasi was born in the Netherlands and emigrated to Israel after World War II in 1951, where she settled and married on Kibbutz Gvar. Ashkenasi then moved near Haifa, Israel, where she lived on the edge of the stunning Negev Desert. Ashkenasi is a widow, mother of two sons and has 5 grandchildren. She came to art only at the age of 46, studied for 10 years at Haifa University and holds a master's degree.

Poddar was born in Calcutta in 1955 and studied at Calcutta Art College from 1972 (focus: painting, design and photography). After graduating in 1977, he received a scholarship to the International Animation Institute in Tokyo, where he studied photography and film animation between 1980 and 1982. The Bombay Art Society awarded him for his excellent black and white color images in 2000. The Indian government honored Poddar for his outstanding work in the visual arts.

Sabolić was born in 1971 in Varaždin (HR) and studied art with Prof. Mersad Berber from 1990-93. From 1993 Sabolić devoted himself completely to painting and organized his first solo exhibition already in 1997. To date, numerous solo and group exhibitions followed in Croatia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Indonesia, Germany and Austria. Sabolić works mostly in oil technique on canvas or wooden panels. Soft, harmonious beige and gray tones form the basis, accentuated by a defining black or other partial coloration. With the synthesis of abstract structures and fragments, Sabolić creates unique compositions with high recognition value. He often takes a surrealistic look at the world, and in the city views he reveals his strong connection to his hometown of Varaždin.

Tatjana Siedlova was born in Nitra (SK) in 1975 and studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kiev from 1992 to 1998, where she met and came to appreciate Igor Navrotskyi. The two belong to that rare species of classical artist couples who manage to positively "cross-fertilize" each other in their artistic work and continuously develop it further. Furthermore, they plan and organize all management-related agendas and profit sustainably from this symbiosis. The fusion of tradition and modernity became the unmistakable artistic expression of the two.