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OKYR, 2023, Stefano Mazzolini Stefano Mazzolini was born in Parma in 1968. In 1989, he graduated as a Master of Art in pictorial decoration from the Paolo Toschi Institute in Parma. A practitioner of Neo-Modern art, he is represented in several international galleries.

Ukuleles Iteration in a Dragon Curve, 2026, Christopher Lee Gilmer Christopher Lee Gilmer is a self-taught American-Filipino artist known for his surreal and dreamlike paintings. His work often explores themes of mental health, mythology, and the human condition. Gilmer's art career began after a period of hospitalization. During this time, he was inspired by the work of Salvador Dali and David Hockney and began to use art as a form of catharsis.

The shadows of the subconscious, 2026, Anastasia Sergeevna Anastasia Sergeevna was born in Sevastopol, Crimea in 1982. She grew up in a family of musicians and lived with her parents in Moscow until she was eight years old. They were her teachers, and under their tutelage, she learned to play the violin and piano when she was 5 years old, which sensitized her and introduced her to the world of art.

Until All Is Consumed, 2026, Izhak Volokita Izhak Volokita is a visual artist holding an MPH in Disaster Management. With a background in directing humanitarian aid initiatives, including medical assistance his global perspective deeply influences his work. Volokita blends realism and sarcasm within a semi-abstract framework, challenging viewers by juxtaposing literal representation with cynical commentary.

404:Not Found, 2026, YI ZHU Zhu Yi, a Beijing‑based artist, centers his creative practice on **Deconstruction and Reconstruction: From Becoming to Being**, continuously exploring the interrelation between life, systems and consciousness in contemporary society. Within a decentralized framework of diverse horizontal connections, he seeks new perceptions of existence derived from rupture, suture and recombination.

Las tres gracias y una fruta que vuela, 2003, Marco Zamudio Marco Zamudio was born in Mexico on May 18, 1973. He graduated with a degree in Visual Arts from the National School of Fine Arts, San Carlos, in 1995. Known for his dedication to reviving realist painting, he won first place in the 2006 National Sacred Painting Competition: The Gospel According to Saint Luke, organised by the Manuel Toussaint Institute, Ecumenical Centre for the Conservation and Promotion of Artistic Heritage.

Untitled, self-portrait, (1970 - 1975) Francesca Woodman The photographic oeuvre of Francesca Woodman presents a profound exploration of identity, corporality, and spatial relationships. Producing an astonishing volume of work over a mere eight years, Woodman cultivated an aesthetic that continues to captivate scholars, art historians, and dedicated collectors globally. Her black-and-white images, characterised by long exposures, blurred figures, and decaying architectural settings, demand intense intellectual rigour from the viewer. They are not merely photographs; they are deeply personal investigations into the human condition, challenging our perceptions of presence and absence. Understanding Woodman’s work requires a nuanced appreciation of her biographical background, her academic evolution, and the thematic concerns that defined her practice. For those dedicated to cultural preservation and the acquisition of significant art historical artefacts, Woodman’s catalogue represents a unique intersection of vulnerability and technical mastery. Her images offer more than aesthetic pleasure. They provide a window into a transient moment in twentieth-century art, where feminist discourse, surrealism, and performative photography converged. As we examine the life and work of this extraordinary artist, we must navigate the complex relationship between her creative output and her tragic personal narrative. By analysing her early influences, her conceptual development in Rome, and her innovative use of both still and moving imagery, we can begin to appreciate the full scope of her genius. For art collectors seeking to invest in timeless beauty and cultural heritage, Woodman’s legacy underscores the importance of expert curation and the secure preservation of delicate, conceptually dense artworks.

Communioin, 2023, Joe Atlas As a professional photographer, my work for over 40 years has focused primarily on food, portrait and still life images regularly used by major brands for advertising, corporate, and editorial projects. Simultaneously, I have been developing a body of personal work that reflects my wonder and passion for the natural world, and our spiritual connection to it.

Love 25 mg, 2025, Jochen Cerny Born in Düsseldorf, Germany, Jochen Cerny draws upon a rich artistic lineage that shaped his distinctive visual language. His grandmother, an avid black-and-white photographer, instilled in him a fascination for detail and tonal nuance, while his father’s close collaborations with iconic figures such as Charles Wilp introduced him to the creative synergy between art and commerce.

The Dove, 2026, Mr. Strange Jean-Marie Gitard (aka Mr. Strange), a painter and digital artist, draws inspiration from the surrealism of Dali, Magritte, and Hooper. Using photomanipulation and digital collage techniques, with occasional use of oil paint, he creates enigmatic works imbued with absurdity. His pieces, blending poetry and sharp critique, evoke surprise, curiosity, and reflection by straddling the line between the real world and the imaginary.

SPA 1970, 2001, Santiago Dancourt A free hand drawer, painter, sculptor and designer, Santiago Dancourt, born in Lima, Perú in 1953, started to draw cars at the age of three, according to his mother and never stopped, a self-taught artist, he began to work with acrylic paintings and brushes in 1996 while living in Venezuela.

floWER-poWER#027, 2025, Moho Drissi Moho Drissi is a painter known for his expressive and emotional works. His work is characterized by a bold use of colors and shapes, often described as a mixture of controlled chaos and spontaneity. He is particularly renowned for his portraits and figures, in which he captures intense emotions and a certain melancholy.

April Fool, (2020) Erwin Olaf Olaf’s monumental contributions have been globally recognised, culminating in prestigious accolades such as his knighthood in the Order of the Lion of the Netherlands and the Rijksmuseum's acquisition of 500 key artworks in 2018. His legacy was firmly secured even before his untimely passing in 2023, leaving behind a body of work that continues to captivate seasoned investors and new buyers alike. This comprehensive analysis will explore the evolution of Olaf’s career, his recurring thematic concerns, his notable cross-disciplinary performances, and the deeply personal experiences that shaped his final, elegiac masterpieces. April Fool gives shape to the surreal, communal isolation experienced during the global pandemic, compounded heavily by his own physical fragility. Filmed from the sterile perspective of a surveillance camera, Olaf acts out the role of a melancholic Pierrot clown, sitting alone at a kitchen table. These profoundly moving final works offer collectors a rare, unvarnished glimpse into the artist’s soul, representing a deeply personal culmination of his life’s work.

Taurus Major, 2024, Ron Rocco Ron Rocco (born 1953, Texas, U.S) is an American artist who has worked in New York City, Rotterdam in the Netherlands, Berlin, Germany and currently Zhuhai, China. His work in sculpture and performance has been included in exhibitions throughout North America, Europe and Asia, including New York’s United Nations, the Solomon R.

Ciruzzo, 2020, Sonia Vinaccia Sonia Vinaccia is a visual artist born in Capri. Her research focuses on the ethical function of art as "gentle resistance" and human reconnection. Working across painting and sculpture, she transforms materials into "emotional ecosystems."

CORCHI, 2023, Stefano Mazzolini Stefano Mazzolini was born in Parma in 1968. In 1989, he graduated as a Master of Art in pictorial decoration from the Paolo Toschi Institute in Parma. A practitioner of Neo-Modern art, he is represented in several international galleries.

The Confidant, 2023, Fabian Bertona "Painting allows me to see aspects of myself." Under this premise, the Argentine artist Ricardo Fabián Bertona creates a figurative universe where realism merges with pure emotion. His work is a dialogue of light and shadow that seeks to touch the viewer in a unique way.