Art and Artistic Culture
In his latest sculpture/installation entitled Future Returns, the artist uses his “brand image”, cut plasma, to record a considerable volume of foliage emerging from the steel shell of a recovered tanker truck.
Enzo Certa's Painting-Event does not allow itself to be involved in monotony. Always in close complicity with color-energy, each composition seems to celebrate an episode that is both striking and nebulous: an enthronement, a victory, a putsch, a revelation…
Luciano Cian always works with images that allude to ethnicity. This series, like the others, speaks of the miscegenation of races and peoples, with diversity as a central focus.
“A vegetal encounter”, is an exhibition that, based on the works of Patricia Domínguez, Ingela Ihrman and Eduardo Navarro, examines the symbiotic relationship between man and plants.
Velvet Other World (VOW) influences range from René Lalique's glass designs to contemporary fashion, with costumes often acting as a kind of armor that protects the body.
Eric Yahnker hopes that these works convey a sense of cautious optimism as we collectively emerge ever closer to our new version of normalcy.
Painting is a mirror that continues to reflect the artist and the viewer, says Sandmann, and when painting in the mirror there is always a reflection on us, what we are, and what we project onto us.
