Saint-Emilion, France & London, England based artist.
Catherine Clancy is an English contemporary artist working across painting and sculpture, with a PhD in Philosophy and Fine Art. Her atmospheric works are inspired by the terroir and light, as well as poetry, memory and imagination. 

She transforms emotions and inner experiences into expressive, textured artworks that invite the viewer to pause, feel and connect.

Minsk, Belarus based artist.
Raisa Pitsko is a contemporary artist working in string art. Since 2019, she has been developing her own artist’s language through layered compositions that explore sacred geometry, proportion, symmetry, and rhythm. Her style is defined by precision, visual harmony, and optical depth and her works have been exhibited internationally and are held in private collections in the U.S. and Europe. 

The core philosophy of her practice is to create a sense of calm, focus, and inner balance for the viewer, where the harmonious symbols of sacred geometry allow the mind to rest instead of geometry allow the mind to rest instead of reconstructing order from chaos.

Paris, France based artist.

Natasha Shahnazaryan is a visual artist whose classical art training included a specialisation in graphic design, with an emphasis on hand-rendered techniques. This foundation is reflected in the graphic quality of some of her work, particularly in her use of line, contrast and dynamic composition, while unexpected color combinations and textures convey emotion.

Working under a name rooted in her family history, she explores memories of home, family ties and the emotional significance of everyday objects and organic forms. She describes her art as an ode to life, seeking beauty in the ordinary and giving form to feelings that words cannot convey.

Torrevieja, Spain based artist. Her artworks primarily with oil on canvas. Her academic background in mathematics and psychology informs the structural precision that lies beneath the expressive surfaces of her paintings. Her work has been featured in international exhibitions and is held in private collections across Spain, Russia, and the rest of Europe.

At the core of her work lies the question of how a form can remain itself when everything around it moves in opposition: she combines the language of the archetypal sign—defined by a black outline—with the language of the free gesture, inspired by the Mediterranean coast where she lives.

Hamburg, Germany based artist.
She was born in Armenia. Arpi Ayvazyan is a multidisciplinary artist. Her work explores the human mind, decisions we make and the chaotic world of our memories.

Her art is the exploration of the human mind and its symbolic output in the form of decisions, everyday objects, in simplicity of moments and impermanence of our memories.

Doha, Qatar based artist.
Nadezda Bogdanova is a multidisciplinary artist and trained architect whose artistic practice has taken shape at the intersection of painting, architecture and psychology. All the works are continuing of one another, yet each stands as a design art object. The description  of the concept and underlying meanings applies to all of them.

The work explores the inner space of the human being

through the image of a crack. The white surface becomes
an outer shell, through which a landscape of sea, sky and land is revealed — a metaphor for the inner world, memory and human experience.

Minsk, Belarus based artist.
Her work belongs to contemporary art and moves between conceptual and abstract expression, with a strong focus on texture, surface, and mini-format compositions on carton. It reflects themes of nature, technology, and human science, often through restrained forms and a balanced visual rhythm.

At the heart of her work is a quiet belief that structure and intuition can exist together. She creates pieces that invite reflection, whether they stand alone or join with others, turning small formats into spaces for memory, dialogue, and meaning.

Minsk, Belarus based artist.
An abstract artist, she has been engaged in art since the age of three and is a graduate of an art school. Now 25, she—despite her background in programming (which she also views as a form of art)—remains primarily focused on abstract painting. Working with acrylics and markers on canvas, she explores feelings, emotions, and their countless nuances; a significant milestone in her development was completing the first level of Gestalt therapy training.

Her creative philosophy is rooted in the belief that it is only through emotions that we are truly alive, and that every viewer perceives a painting through the prism of their own personal experience, thereby deriving their own unique meaning from it.

Tbilisi, Georgia based artist.
My creative journey has been with me for almost 40 years. I learned to draw and weave Tapestry, as well as Georgian rugs. Now I paint because it gives me more freedom of expression. Each of my painting is a new adventure in a new world, filled with experiences and victories.

My philosophy is to create good and bring joy to the eyes and hearts of people who see my paintings.

Moscow, Russia based artist.
Drawing and music have been of interest to me since childhood. I graduated from an art school as an artist specializing in design work. Then I attended the Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, the faculty of art history. In my works, I am interested in the beauty and harmony of the surrounding world.

My style includes classicism, impressionism, and postmodernism. The main idea of my work is to capture the rhythm and movement created by the objects around a person, the illusion of action and movement in space.

Moscow, Russia based artist.
Yulia Kalganova is a professional artist and the recipient of the Vasily Kandinsky Medal.

Currently, she works in the field of decorative painting, creating unique works that reflect harmony with the surrounding world.

Moscow, Russia based artist.
Anastasia Kas is an artist and designer whose creative journey includes exhibitions at leading venues from Moscow to Malta. She works in a contemporary style, skillfully reinterpreting themes of animalistics and floristics. 

The author's core philosophy is to create a harmonious psychological climate of space through the pure energy of art. Guided by the creed of utmost sincerity, the artist infuses each canvas with deep meaning that resonates in private collections worldwide.

Copenhagen, Denmark based artist.
With a rich background in fashion and interior design, Olga draws inspiration from the captivating visual beauty found all around the globe, be it in the diverse people, enchanting places, intriguing cultures, or the wonders of nature.

Guided by her heart, positive energy, and clear mind, Olga paints with a profound sense of purpose. Her belief in the power of beauty to enhance our lives is reflected in her artwork, as she strives to add a touch of sweetness to the world through her creations

Dubai, UAE based artist.
In her artworks, the artist explores the boundaries between appearance and mystery: light, geometry, and flat color transform figures into a symphony, visibly emphasizing form and meaning—a hidden identity. In her artwork, the artist often uses pop art and minimalism. 

Her artworks utilize simple, clear forms, flat color splashes, smooth contours, and contrasting colors. Volume is created not through chiaroscuro, but through the combination of different shades.

Moscow, Russia based artist.

Style: a dialogue with the Creator.

Connecting the creative flow with matter through tactile exploration (groping hands).

Inviting the viewer to slow their pace, look beyond visual stereotypes, and sense the inner form of the pulsation.

Almaty, Kazakhstan based artist.

I have been passionate about painting for two years. I enjoy creating textured works that convey emotional depth and mood, infusing every detail with a distinct energy. 

My philosophy centers on the beauty of the soul and embracing the vibrant side of life, aiming to share that energetic connection with the viewer. With love and warmest wishes.

Cyprus based art group.
We are a team of young artists brought together by our academic drawing teacher, Elina Petrosyan.

We explore different areas of art, search for our own artistic styles, organize charity exhibitions, and see our future in the world of art and design.

Moscow, Russia based artist.
Irina Serebryannikova is an artist, educator. Semi-figurative painting, situated on the boundary between representation and symbolism.

Currently, she heads the art department at the "Path to Success" (Put k Uspekhu) network of private schools. She teaches a popular original painting course for children and hosts unique "art breakfasts" for both children and adults. She has participated in various art exhibitions in Russia, and her works are held in private collections across Russia, Spain, and the United States.

Yerevan, Armenia based artist.
She works primarily with acrylic, combining brushwork, palette-knife layers, and, at times, textures. At the heart of her art is an exploration of the connection between the external world and human inner experience.

In Paris, she presents “BETWEEN”, a five-work series conceived as one continuous visual narrative, in which each work represents the next stage of the same inner journey.

Jurmala, Latvia based artist.
Her practice is structured as a series of artistic investigations: she begins with a question rather than a predetermined visual language, while material, technique, composition, and degree of abstraction emerge through the process. 

She works with different ways of creating images rather than following a single fixed style. Her current practice explores material, gesture, mark, color, structure, and the possibility of multiple interpretations.

Moscow, Russia based artist.
Intersection of the city and my inner state. I work with a palette knife, building up light layer by layer as it breaks through the darkness-just as i learned to find light during the darkest periods of my life.

Toward the point where light dawns. Each work is proof that even the darkest night ends with a sunrise.

Yekaterinburg, Russia based artist.
Ekaterina She is an artist, painter, and illustrator. She was born in the Urals and graduated from the Ural State Academy of Architecture and Arts (UralGAHA). The work is characterized by sensuality, grand scale, monochrome collections, mystical realism, pop art, experimentation, a magnetic quality, and a bold approach to presentation and original techniques.

Painting as a way to think, contemplate, and express oneself—a process of discovering visual harmony and engaging in a living dialogue with both the self and the world in an era of accelerating uncertainty.