People often describe how they feel in words and lyrics; they use their voice, scream or, sing. The artist is silent, not vocal but at the same time her paintings speak to us, they scream, they want to be heard. She does not need words to tell us how she feels and what she is being moved by; she transforms her thoughts and emotions into pictures, which break thru the surface and illustrate how it really looks on the inside. The observer will feel the helplessness and imprisonment which mirrors from the canvas, but behind it all stands strength and there is a way out! It all encourages us to never give up and even if we are tied down or sucked we can get up if we believe in ourselves, walk away or stand up against the threat. At first her pictures seem to show the defenselessness, but they always carry a strong and positive message. The artist is a fighter and a survivor. The most important thing to her is to move people, make them get up and come forth to the light out of the(ir) dark.

Oil paintings, watercolors, drawings and collages with abstract and non-objective imagery influenced by architecture, photography and landscape. The work involves a balance between non-referential, pure abstraction and the desire for a reference point.

Jean Charles Taillandier's world is an invitation to a journey in the memory of images. By means of painting, drawing and engraving, he would like to revisit some themes like portraits. or bestiaries... He also use poetic and literature influences to create his owner 'imaginary archeologies'.

Fine art Portrait and Figure paintings, in oils and soft pastels. He approach painting from a traditional point of view, in terms of subject, materials and technique.

Dynamic female nudes explore the human condition in oils and mixed media works by Catherine Rogers Jonsson. She is influenced by the art of Gerhardt Richter, Albert Oehlens, Kandinsky, the philosophy of Nietzsche and the revelations of Emanuel Swedenborg.

Mixed Media artist uses recyled objects like computer parts and reactive metals to create 3 dimensional paintings. Nadia\'s WIRED collection of paintings explores, in depth, a number of themes based on the relationship between Man and Machine.

She uses a lot of bold colors and unique subject matter to create works that people haven\'t seen before. She trys to make each painting completely different from the last. She is an identical twin from Ohio and a 26 year old mother of three. She likes watching her kids use color in their paintings to somewhat interpret what colors she will use that night in her works. She loves shapes and colors coming together into something original and new.

Flying Wolf Studios - The Male Nude brought to its true fine art potential. Figures in natures pristine landscapes speak to the primitive beauty of the male form in Pastel and Oil. By Kentucky artist Jefferylee flying wolf Spicer.

Vince Callagher's stipple pen & ink and watercolor paintings capture the often overlooked, wonderfully minute details of natural scenes while still enveloping the dramatic scope of Hawaiian and Californian wetlands and mountains. Often appearing in Vincent's art are herons, dragonflies, and birds of prey. His impeccable renderings are awe-inspiring.

Abstract, expresionistic, and poetic paintings of the spanish artist Miguel Jimenez Zenón.

Stella Mann paints mainly European landscapes, in acrylic or gouache. As a former dancer, choreographer and teacher, she is principally interested in color, composition and form.

Nearly 9 months passed by since he started to draw again.1600 studies, sketches, works. He continue each day, because creating humans can tell what humans can’t tell or feel before the works arises. He did a lot with sculptural/installation art the years before when he was in art school. When he started to draw he gave up on it. His main reason on that is that in 2d art there is a special kind of contemplation. Its a reproduction of a thought that has been changed a million time before, a small certain thought can carry the whole history of human existence on paper. And that’s to what he feel his most important position. Where does he stand as an artist and his artistic identity in a time in which the idea of looking upon art for a longer time than 5 minute’s already make’s people feel restless. To him the only way is creating humans out of his mind each day again, have a small 3 hour chat with them and move on. Why? Because his own history of art can learn by communicating with it through human eye and make he aware of his artistic identity and the human creature behind it in a time in which we all sneak into rituals to find proves to ourselves about what we are. Drawing must be his oldest ritual he have; at least he carry it with him from his childhood on.

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

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.

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.

José Javier Cabello's acrylics of landscape, still lifes, and portraits.

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.

Realistic oil painting of animals and wildlife with amazing detail. A variety of animals such as tigers, jaguars, horses, wolves, foxes, cougars etc. painted in a beatiful way by argentine artist Sergio Gaspar.

Narrative Dark surrealism. New Contemporary figurative paintings and drawings. Cyber art. Odd vision of reality, man and machine, and hopelessly realistic manipulations. Drawing and painting pictures gallery by Scott Hutchison.

Gallery of impressionist portrait painter Edgar Jansen, Amsterdam. Music and dance are a source of inspiration for his art. With his loose style Edgar is able to suggest the freedom of movement and the character of the dance.