A surreal artist twisting the parallels of life experiences to a different plane. Brightly colored work. Oil paint on canvas that only NASA scientistcan see in their interpretation of color from the universe.

The Australian abstract - expressionist Shane Garton works on paper and canvas with acrylic and oils. A contemporary international style is emphasising the meditative, spiritual, poetic and human condition. Jazz and poetry is a source of inspiration to many of the works.

In bright colours Ferrari is showing the people as the center of his abstract-surrealistic art.

Drawings and paintings of flowers and landscapes by the Egyptian artist Ahmed Hussein.

Born on 6th August 1956 in Peru. He has created a dream-like world through his expressing the internal and external fantasies of his imagination with his precise talents in painting and drawing. The expressions and the sensual movements that appear in each piece, create mystic allegorias about the universe. By combining his interest in the human form with his desire for symbolic content, he has engendered a language that explains the human condition through a unique perspective. There is a method through which he develops his art relying on material and composition to develop his personal, magical universe. De la Barra considers himself a Surrealist, one who plays and exaggerates reality as perceived in this subjetive world. He attended the Fine Arts Autonomous Superior School in Lima, Peru, where he studied Painting, Ilustration, and Murals.

Contemporary abstract paintings on canvas. Specialising in gold, silver and copper leaf designs. Browse the gallery or create your own unique customised piece of artwork! These original canvas paintings are all hand painted by Samantha. They require no frame, and are varnished ready to hang.

Her early years were spent in Hamilton, Ontario where her interest in art, and particularly painting, first emerged. She now resides in Woodstock, Ontario where she creates original framed abstract watercolour paintings in her home studio. Her medium is watercolour which she uses to create paintings that offer a unique blend of colour, design and transparency. Two phrases best describes her work: “it’s all about colour”, and “dare to be different”. The techniques she uses are somewhat unique in the medium of watercolour. Her paintings are a collection of brush strokes which connect to form objects, and often while painting, the images will change as if having a life of their own. Her wish is for the viewer to discover these images, to stir their own feelings in what they are seeing, and to experience them for the sheer joy and excitement of it.

He is an Latvian artist, born in 1962.

Hélène Amram is a figurative painter living in Montreal. Her paintings are mostly portraits of people that she knows or has known. "It's difficult to put into words what I'm trying to depict in my artwork... I think it's better not to over-articulate what it means to try to capture a person's essence, their psychological character or the weight of their presence. All of these have a lot more to do with with the silent, subtle qualities that belong to the connections we have with people in our lives." - Hélène Amram

Painting and art is his passion. He uses colored grout and oil to create portraits of people with a touch of tragedy. Moreover, Bagozzi makes relics which are telling a short story. Take a look and you will understand.

Bonnie Evans wildlife and animal art captures the life and intensity of primarily endangered species. Vibrant realism and extensive detail bring these beautiful works to life. After attending the Rhode Island School of Design, Bonnie Evans has spent 30 years painting with depth and passion for her subject, Animals.

Denis Peterson is a first generation NYC New Realist painter who is currently a leading figure in the burgeoning Hyperrealism movement. “By making something beautiful and hyperreal in appearance, I think he attempts to remind us that people suffering terribly are living, breathing, thinking, and feeling individuals in need of our attention and help (Chris Ashley, Look See)." “To witness genocide is to feel not only the chill of your own mortality, but the degradation of all humanity. Even the most brilliant photography cannot capture the landscape of genocide...This room is empty, though it is full of people. It has been emptied thus, not by the misfortune of disease or disaster, but by the hatred of other people (Fergal Keane, BBC)." “Maybe we need people who can remind us what being human is all about, its best and its worst. Denis Peterson may not want to be one of those people. But then he may not have a choice (Chris Rywalt, NYC Art)." “What makes it all the more unnerving is that this horrific subject matter is treated with a sophisticated, hyperrealist airbrush technique…and so exquisitely crafted that I initially took them for photographs (Robert Ayers, Art Info)."

Work in a figurative style inspired by surrealism and pop art. Explores symbolic meanings of characters and events from the past and their influence on the present especially in regard to Canadian history.

In a continuous search of finding and the development of metaphysical atmospheres is the Italian Gian Paolo Dulbecco, an artist which is into engraving techniques and oil paintings.

Self taught artist Dawn Camp, specializing in acrylics. He mostly paints Florida scenes of the wood, swamps and water.

His artistic styles ranges from the realistic, surrealistic, impressionistic, abstract paintings and traditional portraits in oils. In his work he creates his impression of the environment. He uses color as much as shape to implys his images.

From the storkes of his knife, he spreads with passion the rich powerful textures of colors onto the canvas. His favorite flower -called Coquelicot 'poppies'- createds fusions between classical compositions and movements of contemporary color schemes. Since 1962 Copon paints and thinks painting is his duty to immortalize the beauty of happiness and dreams.

The young Austrian woman Elisabeth G.'s paintings, sculptures, and prose about the subject "tired of life". Not only for feminism.

This art work has been taken from reality and some is from his own imagination, all has different sizes and media, but at the end here is the out come of a unique experience. He has loved art and drawings since he was 4 years old, his decision to study art was a shock to his family, but he believed that art is a big part of his life and it registered the ones moments of life on a hard materials...

The mixed media paintings of Michael Sandstrom question the way perceived reality - on the part of the individual - is affected by the social construct in which he or she lives. Social, political, and philosophical questions surface as the viewer explores the literal and figurative layers of meaning embedded in the labor intensive mixed-media paintings, sculptures, and installations that make up this artist\'s offerings. Many of the formal elements (color, gestural marks and \'scars\', ethereal passages that look like smoke or fog, etc...) point to an overworked earth that is very well on the brink of collapse; yet, in every piece their is a quiet but very present instance of hope that contradicts the overall-feeling that would make his work seem apocalyptic were it not for this subtle glimpse into the future.