Artists

Alexei paints serene woman. They are confident in their allure and content to take time to work on their self esteem.

Rick’s signature style combines the old masters and the freedom of the early 20th century artists.     

Elena’s women are alone, and their presentations are mystical and haunting. There is always a whimsical note in her portraiture juxtaposed, and in contrast to, a deep and abiding concern

Elena takes a deep look into herself, and all that she paints. Sometimes happy, but mostly reflective.

Svetlana has an amazing ability to present the past, show us today and ponder the future.

Igor’s work is inspired by European, primarily German and Dutch Masters Of the 16th & 17th century. He still follows their technical methods, painting in oil on wood.

 “The white canvas is so secretive! A face, objects from still life, flowers and birds, architecture, and music; these are motifs enough; you simply need patience.

Kozin exhibits a special talent as a colourist within the Post Modern Impressionistic Movement. His zest for life is extant in all he paints.

 Sergei's realistic paintings reveal a soft peaceful world of landscapes and still life.

A beautiful colourist, Lomykin was a master of media. The majority of his works are done in oil, watercolour and pastel. His bold strokes skillfully shape the form and his colour is rich in the intensity of tone.

Peter's watercolours and oil on canvas paintings were very popular but in the last few years he began working in contemporized styles using encaustics and other mix media. Peter moved to the U.S.A. in 2002 where he currently lives. 

Yvonne is an expressionist painter with a strong influence from the masters. Her art pulsates with great energy,  movement and beautiful colors. A very secure brushstroke and a rigorous composition characterize her style.

Luis paintings are charged with passion, which stems from his inextricable bond to the Andean people.  His work attempts to convey their feelings and to express the emotional intensity of their experience.

Artist's statement; “I try to let my watercolors glow—to live their lives, so to speak. I want to catch the beautiful moments, convey a warm glow of light and create a world on the edge between dream and reality." 

Afanassi once said "The creating of a picture must not and cannot be limited by any condition or rule". For Afanassi the creative process converts energy into images that live on the canvas without time and outside the normal parameters of space.

Sergei works primarily in oil on board. This gives his paintings a depth and luminenescence as the sheer application of oil provides texture.

Roman's paintings are stunning --- visually, intellectually and emotionally arresting. They are filled with the most fantastic imagination and wit

Sarah creates images of her own; ones that could reflect the world, yet also appease the personal feelings/ideas that she has maintained. Her work encourages us to look deeper.

Annabelle uses exaggeration of light,shadow and vibrant color to enhance her realistic style. Light in watercolor creates drama, establishes mood in turn translates into art

Ivan captures the joy of the human spirit with his playful and colourful oil paintings

Huallpa's contempoary art is lyrical and creates motion in what we would normally find stationary ojects.

Colourful Peruvian artist Ana María has long passed the initial stage of uncertainty that every artist has to face. 

Sophie specializes in the encaustic painting technique which dates back to the 5th Century B.C. Her encaustic still lifes are done with melted beeswax and pigments that result in a translucent glossy enamel-like surface.