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Artists Describing Their Art:

James Bones - I studied fine art at huddersfield art school and london university.l have had a number of shows in london and cambridge, where l live. I paint city scenes, london and cambridge, and river and boating scenes. I also paint still life. My painting is in oil and acrylic.lt is interested in traditional subjects , colour and composition. Painters who have influenced me are velaquez, and post impressionist painters in europe and britain....

Yaroslav Kurbanov - Interview with artist Yaroslav Kurbanov 2011 How do you define what is art for you and what is not My attitude towards art in general and my art in particular is defined by the following points Firstly - A work of art has to have an idea, whether its current or already in the context of history. The main thing is that it should excite the viewer, awaken his senses and invite reflection. These days, artists often try to replace the whole palette of emotions that art is meant to evoke with plain shock and rejection. Secondly - The artist must find the right material, as well as the right technique and form, to express his idea in the best possible way. One should not stick blindly to any style, especially if it does not meet the objectives that the artist has set out to achieve. The work of art must come first, not the personality of the artist. And a work of art has to work even without the context of the person who created it. We may not know about the life of the artist, the travails of his artwork or his path, but the artwork must still impress us. ...

Natia Khmaladze - Through my art I try to explore innermost emotions within myself. Each of my work is born from a very personal journey and is a snapshot of a state of mind and sole in one specific moment in time. My characters, at times myself, are portrayed in subtle human moments, when we dare to take the mask off, letting the inner self shine through if only for split second. These precious split seconds are what I try to capture, save and cherish. We all, and so my characters, respond differently to life's challenges - by conforming, rebelling, accepting, renouncing. These are the stories told by my canvases. The catalyst for my art are my travels, self-discovery it entails and people I meet along the way, in remote train stations, in hectic cities on rout to the unknown, unmasked and bare soled. While concept of my pieces tends to be somewhat intovertive and blue, I make up for it by using vibrant, light colours. This is my way of not taking myself too seriously. By creating this contrast, I try to convey message of optimism, that even in our darkest moments, we can't help but retain curious mind, be ...

Hans Andre - Rarely do I willingly speak of my paintings. What I see is not necessarily the same as you see. The paintings should only be seen in the viewers own eyes. However, in my last solo exhibition during the fall in Milan, organized by Camaver Kunsthaus, an Italian asked why the people in the paintings are always blind. The answer is simple, although people may see physically, it does not make them look mentally. Unfortunately, most people are blind. Visit : www.hansandre.com...

Leonid Vidrak - Leonid I. Vidrak Internationally recognised Artist, Designer, Architect, and Graphic Artist. Works are held in public and private collections in the United States, Israel, Russia and Europe. Educated in School of Fine Arts and Academy of Arts and Architecture in Russia. Works in Oil, Tempera, Mixed Media, Watercolor and Graphic Design. Living and working in the New York City metropolitan area, United States. Latest exhibitions and events include participation in X Florence Biennale 2015, publishing in Art- Tour International, works for VIDA Collection and participation in ArtExpo 2016 Milano, Paris - Carrousel du Louvre, 2017 ...

Vyacheslav Shcherbakov - My name is Vyacheslav Shcherbakov. I am a professional full-time artist. I live and create in Belarus, where I have my own studio. I do my paintings in acrylics on canvas or fiberboard. But I also plan to paint oil paintings. I have been selling my artworks successfully onoff-line. Graduated from Grodno Art School Belarus. I paint people mostly women and their emotions and feelings. And it is perfectly displayed in my works, they are saturated with light, color, radiate emotions and feelings. Color became my language - this is the way I can express myself best of all other languages. Painting leads me each time to a new exploration of being in the moment. I will never stop. The mixing and making of hues and tones, the flow of brush, the texture of the paint aEUR" is my passion. ...

Amimra Mimura - My artwork as A.Mimura is much known in different media such as the internet where A.Mimura facebook have more than thousands followers from the entire world. The work of A.Mimura is not an easy work because it's trespassed by expressionism and erotism creating a very unique language that remains provocative and simultaneously firm before the observer. In the line of Ernest Ludwig Krichner, Oskar Kokoschka, Otto Dix, Wassily Kandinsky, Egon Schiele, James Ensor, Munch, Picasso, etc, the work of Mimura goes beyond the mere sensation of reality, it gives you the vision of the psychological impression of everyday life experience touched by the fire of metaphysics. A.Mimura makes his position in Art as an independent artist. The naked and the human body, the mythological fauna, landscapes of the soul, which reflects a state of mind are the themes that A.Mimura explore using different styles and approaches with a proprietary position similar but oppositely distinct to Egon Schiele "everything, living, is dying," to Mimura "everything, dying, is living". ...

Mahjoob Zohourian - When I was a 5-year-old child, I often stared at the motifs on the tiles, shapes of clouds, casual cookiesaEURtm decorations chocolate and cream mixture and carpet patterns and motifs. They all seemed mysterious and strange to me. I was very keen on drawing what I could see for my family but they always told me they couldnaEURtmt see as I saw them. In my childhood, I saw all human beings like animals and it became one of my concerns. When I was eleven, I participated in a drawing contest the topic was Oh Gush, How cold is today and I could win. After that day my art teacher encouraged me to continue my painting academically. My father always accompanied me and never stopped me. I was accepted at Alzahra University in Tehran with top score in Graphic Design. After three semesters, I realized that our work tool is computer not paintbrush. So, I decided to keep on drawing individually. After too many years of being apart from the art atmosphere, I could finally graduate from the university and got MA degree in painting in 2016. My works are presented and sold in various countries and I ...