Christmas Eve oil painting by Adele Marie Rannes

Night Landscape, Horizon by Thomas Dausell

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Thomas Dausell works primarily with black and white on canvas and paper.

Picnic - 120 x 180 cm. by Mellem

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Right now you can experience the wonderful works by Tina Louise Hunderup at the @culturetower until the 30th of August. Here you see the artwork “Stairs” a 50x70 cm. limited edition print on high quality matt Lampda Fuji prof. 200gsm.

See the works by Hunderup here: http://bit.ly/2GAZIK1

Sleepless - Limited edtion gliceé art print by Esther Sarto, 1/25. Printed on 300 gsm FABRIANO fine art paper. Sarto works with gouache and watercolor, where she composes beautiful and adventurous tales that explore human interactions in nature.

Here is a reinterpretation of Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus by Louise Bech Pedersen which we have a high quality art print. The print is printed with high-grade pigmented ink on acid free fine art paper.

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This is a reinterpretation of the famous painting “The Birth of Venus” by the Renaissance painter Sandro Botticelli (born 1445, Florence [Italy]—died May 17, 1510, Florence), one of the greatest painters of the Florentine Renaissance. “The Birth of Venus and Primavera” are often said to epitomize for modern viewers the spirit of the Renaissance.

Louise Bech Pedersen is a graduate from the Royal College of Art in London and an artist and designer living in Copenhagen.⠀

Lake gasoline by Rikke Line Andreasen

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Rikke Line Andreasen presents us with stylized colorful “Pop Realism” , where the paintings are carefully balanced in a strong visual universe and executed with an incredible attention to detail.

Lyon based Marthe Jung illustrates wierd, provocative scenes of debauchery primarily using gouache. See the works by Jung here: http://bit.ly/2FsVzX5

Jung’s intricate scenes portray revealing excesses where her inspiring handling of color and form gives the viewer the experience of a brand-new illustrative perspective that is hard to look away from for different reasons.

“Juxtapoz Magazine”

This is a mix media artwork by Zven Balslev. The artwork is made from a handprinted serigraph combined with painting and drawing.

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Balslev’s rich and complex works have appeared on a wide variety of publications, books, record covers and posters. Among others is i represented in The National Gallery of Denmark, The Royal Collection of Graphic Arts by The Danish Arts Foundation.

“Gooddog” Oil painting by Piotr Dudek

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Piotr Dudek artistic endeavors are not easy to classify: his visual inspirations range from Paolo Uccello, surrealism through German neo-expressionism and old Russian illustrations to comic books and others.

The theme of the work are mainly figures, human, animalistic or both at the same time. The artist is trying to make the viewer wonder whether those creatures act in a rational way or they are just driven by the chaos around them. In other words: “Does the thing I’m looking at have a brain?”. Also, he considers giving titles to works an important part of the artistic process. Associations between images and words are a playground.

Astronaut a drawing by Patrick Ringsborg

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Patrick is both a musician and illustrator and is known for his large contributions to the Copenhagen underground. As an illustrator, is he attracted to cartoons and his drawings is filled with quirky humor and can sometimes be vulgar and distasteful as a depiction of modern life society. His drawings has an incredible attention to detail and a refined sense of style, which he has developed over the years.

Tel Aviv 04:01 PM - 120 x 180 cm. Oil on canvas by Noemi Staniszewska

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Noemi Staniszewska is a graduate from The Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk and is working on her PhD studies within visual arts. In her works, she mostly focuses on the concept of passing time in the relation between the modern world and the history of art.

We have visited Djana Vallespir in her studio and here i a look behind the scenes. This painting is the “The March” a 100x120 cm. oil painting.

Silkscreen print by Patrick Ringsborg

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Patrick is an illustrator and modern storyteller which lives in Copenhagen.

He is attracted to cartoons and his drawings is filled with quirky humor and can sometimes be vulgar and distasteful as a depiction of modern society.

The attention to detail is incredible and he has a exquisite refined style, which he has developed over the years.