Kwang Young Chun

Korean artist Chun Kwang Young incorporates elements of both painting and sculpture in his practice. He is best known for his acclaimed Aggregation series: freestanding and wall-hung amalgamations of small, triangular forms wrapped in antique mulberry paper, often tinted with teas or pigment.

Jae Yong Kim

The early experience of mobility of Jae Yong Kim and his move to the U.S. informs the concerns in his work- which is rooted to his desire to understand and find his identity and the meaning of the ‘Home.’ He explores these issues through the use of a surrogate subject in his work, such as his dog Momo and snails. He is recognized and noticed for his quirky, eclectic and humorous renditions of these subjects, and for his ability to create a relatable language for the viewer in order to deal with human issues such as cruelty, pain, anguish, joy, love, and friendship.

Gleb Skubachevsky

In 2016, Gleb Skubachevsky entered the Top 100 recognized young Russian artists according to INART magazine. He is a two-time winner of the UNESCO award for participation in art symposiums Patras Art Fair and the Athina Art Fair.

Peter Opheim

Peter Opheim is American-based artist, who was born in Germany. He is currently working in New York.

Masha Rudenko

Masha Rudenko is a multidisciplinary artist whose work combines performance, video art, photography, collage, painting, body art, and mixed techniques. Masha was born in Taganrog, at the age of 17 she won the Elite Model Look competition, after which she worked as a model in Moscow, Paris, Milan, London, Tokyo, Barcelona, Hamburg, Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, then moved to the USA, where fulfilled an old dream by entering the New York School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture, and then continuing her studies at the classical painting school The Art League School.

Anne de Carbuccia

Anne de Carbuccia was born in New York and grew up in Paris. She attended Columbia University in New York City where she studied anthropology and art history, specializing in 17th- and 18th-century art.

Conor Mccreedy

Conor Mccreedy is famous for his textured monochrome large-scale works. The artist branded his blue color as Mccreedyblue. Mccreedy explores the creative gesture, the connection between his own emotions and visual material, in an effort to overcome visual barriers.
The creativity of Mccreedy was influenced by the legendary "master of blue" Yves Klein, Willem de Kooning, Gerhard Richter and Pablo Picasso. The artist is also inspired by vibrant nature of South Africa, where he came from.