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Dec 3-6 2020

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02 05 Abril Grand Palais 2020 www.artparis.com Una mirada sobre la escena francesa: historias comunes y poco comunes

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ART RUSSIA CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR - ART RUSSIA AND INTERNATIONAL ART FORUM FEBRUARY 20-23 MOSCOW, GOSTINY DVOR February 20 to 23, 2020 in Moscow, at one of the central exhibition venues of the city, in Gostiny Dvor, the largest contemporary art fair, Art Russia, will be held for the first time. The fair will feature an exhibition of sculptures by the world-famous sculptor Lorenzo Quinn, the son of a Hollywood actor Anthony Quinn from a private collection. Lorenzo’s sculptures are inspired by the work of great artists such as Michelangelo and Bernini. More than 80 Russian artists, galleries and educational programs will present their personal stands at the fair. As part of the Art Russia fair, a large-scale international Art Forum will be held, addressing the development of the modern art market, Russia’s position on the cultural map of the world, and innovative approaches to promoting Russian art and culture in world society. SPECIAL INVITED GUESTS OF THE FAIR WILL BE: • Herve Mikaeloff is an independent art consultant and curator of every art projects and collaborations for Louis Vuitton, Moët and Hennessy. A graduate of the l’Ecole du Louvre in Paris. Herve worked at Fondation Cartier for Contemporary Art, Gallery Emmanuel Perrotin and the French edition l’Officiel Art. • Joachim Pissarro is the great-grandson of one of the founders of the school of impressionists, the famous French artist Camille Pissarro. Joachim was the curator of the exhibitions of such famous artists as Jeff Koons, Lorenzo Quinn, George Condo. He is currently working on a catalog of the Jeff Koons catalog and is preparing the exhibition of Jeff Koons in Florence. • Kevin Eboche is an Irish concept artist, known for his work in photography, sculpture, installation, artificial intelligence, blockchain, cinema, and selling photo of potato for a million euros. In addition, he is known for his portraits of the most influential people in Silicon Valley. The photo of Johnny Depp made Kevin famous around the world. Other speakers of the fair: Luis Bernardo Brito, Jeffrey Taylor, Aureli Julien, Sylvan Levy, Bertrand Scholler, Kari Conte, Christina Steinbreher and many others. The co-organizer of the Art Russia Fair is Synergy Corporation, one of the most recognizable brands in the field of Russian education. More information about the project are available on www.artrussiafair.com

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Nace en Quito - Ecuador y ahora residente en Darcelona españa hace 12 años donde evento tras evento nos deleita con su magnifico trabajo mediante su óptica fotográfica. Gregor, como conocemos al artista a llevado a cabo su trayectoria profesional mediante importantes entidades fotográficas, como la agrupación de fotógrafos profesionales de Catalunya, el sindicato de periodistas de catalunya, acreditado del Fip press y medios comunicativos a nivel nacional e internacional. Gregor, a través de sus exposiciones y trabajos vía redes sociales y medios on-line nos demuestra su talento en el arte de la luz, siguiendo el ejemplo de su abuelo el sr. Juan Asencio F. pintor guayaquileño ecuatoriano quien guió e inspiro sus pasos en el difícil mundo del arte y la fotografía. Gregor con sus años de trayectoria fotográfica en Barcelona españa, logra ser acreditado en grandes eventos como el mundo del automóvil, ferias de gastronomía con grandes chefs, desfiles de modas de reconocidas marcas a nivel internacional entre otros espectáculos Nocturnos de los cuales esta muy agradecido con las personas que siempre le echaron un amano. “Artmosphere magazine mil gracias por esta gran oportunidad a Gregorart photographer press quien estará dispuesto a seguir trabajando en nuevos proyectos y exposiciones.”

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BOOTH 71 - MARCH 5 - 8 2020

“Arrival and Departure” watercolour and ink on paper, 30 x 22.5 inches

“Marcian in New York” collage, ink, gouache on paper 9 x 12 inches

www.artemart.com amirolevich@gmail.com @arte_miro

“Space Knight” etching and collage, 10 x 12 inches My art is a portal to a future civilization where doom and hope coexist. In attempt to envision what our world would be like if the environmental collapse were to happen, I set off to capture our transitioning and reinterpret canonical representations of post-apocalyptic disorder. Using drawing, etching and collage as primary means of self-expression, I offer a glimpse into the new reality with a hopeful outlook, depicting how those who survived the massive drowning would deal with the precariousness of living. Central to my works are the themes of loss and survival, and reproduction of human knowledge and artefacts.

Artem Mirolevich is featured seating in front of his9x6 ft (3x2 meters) oil on canvas painting titled “Gaia”. It addresses issues of Global Warming and overpopulation and was featured in Venice during 58th Venice Art Biennale in 2019. Photographed by Pavel Antonov in artist’s studio.

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Wi l l Yaya

Will Yaya is a multidisciplinary artist, with a long career, but also entrepreneur in the arts and design. Paintings, sculptures and jewelry are his passion. He loves large formats, texture and brilliant colours in his paintings, figurative forms with his sculptures and with jewelry the organic elements and nature are present. The purpose of his work is the design and how compositions can play an emotional role in the viewer, no matter the material.

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tmucchiani@gmail.com Tiziana Mucchiani-Farah

Tiziana Mucchiani Farah masters various materials but pays special attention to bronze, revealing to the viewer the amazing capabilities of the metal. The dominant element in the sculptures ‘Joy’, ‘Movement’, ‘Sea Shell’, and ‘Feelings’ is a ball, the perfect form of existence of matter in space. The movement of this matter generates voids and bursts in the surrounding world. The different nature of the surfaces reflects the story of their lives: on the outside, the shell has congealed and been polished by waves, but inside it remains heterogeneous, seems mobile and still growing. Mirror-smooth, sparkling, pure – ‘Joy’; complex, as if formed by numerous attachments of particles to the whole – ‘Feelings’. Tiziana’s works are not only decorative as visual objects; their main appeal is tactility. A mental touch to the sculptures allows you to feel more keenly the difference between the objects of the world around us: learn to recognize the shape, express the sense of touch, and look for emotional associations. Tiziana Mucchiani’s monologue, in my opinion, is about the way the matter spreads in space, what traces it leaves behind (shape, color), and what feelings this trace awakens in the viewer. This is no coincidence because sculpture by its nature is akin to dance: it helps to embody feelings plastically.

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Collection Inga Elser, Series, ‘Blue and mystical, Tree of Love’ Mixed Media, Acryl on Canvas, 100x 80 cm, Year 2019

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Collection Inga Elser, ‘Enjoy yourselves’ Mixed Media, Acryl on canvas, 80 x 100 cm, Year 2020

Collection Inga Elser, Series‚ Nature pure, Exploding Beauty‘ Mixed media, Acryl on Canvas, 80 x 100 cm, Year 2018, 2020 Redesign

Inga Elser is an Abstract Artist from Switzerland. During the whole years of her business life, her thinking was dominated by facts and figures. But now she’s in the period of life, where she can work with her free mind, soul and spirit. She’s an encouraging,motivated and colorful artist. If artwork dominates a life, it’s a gift, it’s love, motivation, passion, a pure challenge. For some artists like her, it’s a calling! Imagine, when you first see a painting, you can’t really say, what draws your attention towards an art object. A special shape, a special color, the mixture of colors, something which remembers you on other painters or is it a sensation of an extraordinary composition. Or even better, you are discovering a painter, which you didn’t know before. As soon as you are attracted by a certain painting, you will be interested to find out either more about this special object or the painter’s intention behind the artwork. It could easily happen, that suddenly you imagine, how this artwork would present itself in your home. That’s the first step to fall in love with an artwork. You know, investing in a piece of artwork is like investing in yourself ! A painting is something of value. You see every day in your home, which belongs to your intimates privacy. It cannot be equated with buying a piece of expensive fashion, which maybe is out of mode in a few years. Our society needs artists to express the current times values and their specific cultural custums. While on one side artists with their work express, what impress them, if positively or negatively, it’s on the other side in the responsibilities of museums, cultural institutions, curators, galleries, that artwork of valuable and unique caracter will be promoted, supported and preserved as a cultural good for our future generations. Artwork as an accurate diary/mirror of any historical period, shows the whole variety of idealism, individualism, attitudes, lifestyles. So far we have good news for contemporary artists, who are talented, ambitious, inspired, dedicated and willing to spend a lot of energy in designing extraordinary artwork for the upcoming generations. This work has good chances to survive the artist one day and to

put an important impact on a lot of people out in the big World. Artists need the active support and the appreciation of the society, but what they also need to be successful, is enough self confidence, self motivation, self critic, a lot of determination and this immense inner drive to work without hesitation, without questioning him/ herself ‘why do I do, what I do’. Artwork is something so beautiful, but also urging, each artwork a challenge, an artist like her simply has to do! Art is a gift, is love, is passion, is live. It’s a calling.

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Collection Inga Elser, ‘Start of a mystical decade’ Mixed media, Acryl on canvas, 80 x 100 cm, Year 2020

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I discovered that with my welding machine I could create something new, not only paint or draw, but I could do it in three dimensions, and best of all, I could reuse those pieces that I saw as a child with so much wonder! All my works, increasingly, try to catch an essential beauty. To achieve a sensation of movement to escape the rigidity of the materials that compose it. Today I am in the process of learning. Discovering new materials and welding techniques. Finding

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new ways to give life and functionality to pieces that for others are lost.

I was about 8 years old when I accompanied my father to work in the fields. I loved to discover abandoned corners, full of junk and artifacts that had not been used for a long time, which I looked amazed and surprised, seeing that such a thing, so beautiful to me, had no use. Just being able to admire it made it valuable to me. Another early memory I have is when I visited one of my uncles who worked in electronic repair. He disposed of many complex components that I was able to take apart, piece by piece, as if it were a puzzle. Each piece had beauty in itself and I often kept these components as if they had an artistic destiny already planned Over the years my interests and curiosity became broader and more voracious. When i found interest in something I found myself learning all aspects of it, almost becoming devoured by it.

So I went through several stages throughout my life: drawing, painting, woodwork, mechanical work, metals, and restoration of objects. Until at some point I learned to weldâ&#x20AC;Ś. Despite having an eternal artistic interest in all its facets, my professional career veered into another direction, a Public Accountant. I studied and finished my career but never leaving aside my deep interests and passions. After a few years of pursuing my profession, along with having gone through several artistic stages and personal experiences that served as a base, I moved forward with my passion and taught myself how to weld with my new welder ready to produce the objects in my mind. I began to reuse and weld metal remains that had been in workshop for years.

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Alia AlDiqis

Synergy Group Founder & Director A Saudi national artist. She completed her Bachelors of Arts degree in English literature from King Saud University. Her paintings almost always had female character in them. She believes that the woman is a very important part of society, she is the source of life. She gives strength to those around her. More : http://synergy-ksa.com/alia-aldiqis/

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Synergy represents a group of phenomenal female artists from all over the world. They combine their love of the arts and culture and hold exhibitions together. The beauty and passion shared through their art expresses how we may have differences, but we can all learn and appreciate these differences. This influence of culture impacts our lives in different ways. Synergy artist are currently from Saudi Arabia, Spain, United Kingdom, Mexico, Russia, Canada, Sweden, France, Holland, Bosnia, China, Turkey, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Morocco, Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Egypt, South Africa, Kenya and Kuwait. Synergy represents the beauty and challenges of living in Saudi Arabia. Their aim is to promote peace, understanding, cultural and religious tolerance in a multi-cultural world. They are wives, mothers, sisters, daughters and aunties, and they all share one thing; art language. However, they all speak art. They all use different mediums of expression to create their individual art pieces. It is always very joyful every time they all come together and realize their dream of bringing people together through art.

Alawiyah AlAmodi Synergy Group Member

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Amal Hejeh

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Marina Khayrullina Synergy Group Member

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Nana Betti

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Sabiha Majeed

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Zahra Yousef

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Lizelle Engelbrecht Synergy Group Member

Bushra Hussain Synergy Group Member

Sawsan Al Sajjan Synergy Group Member

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Mazmanian is one of Armenia’s best-known figurative sculptors. His spatial sculptures, in bronze and marble, have been described as ‘abstract yet contain realism’. They carry intellectual inertia by showing human ambition, cultivation, awakening, and evolution. Mazmanian’s unique style of sculpting and perspective has been shaped by years of exposure to many cultures and artistic styles; although he has learned the most from nature and the human figure. In fact, most of Mazmanian’s work involves the human figure in all its beauty.

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I was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Since I was a child I always liked painting, specializing in pencil and charcoal drawings. Although I was influenced by art, my background was in Electronic Engineering and my life has always revolved around Advertising and Creativity. Towards the end of 2012, I started experimenting with materials such as methacrylate and making cuts with my laser machine. I liked the results and have been experimenting with this technique ever since. My inspirations: Soto, Cruz Diez, Vasarely, and in general the whole movement of Kinetic and Optical Art of Paris in the 60s.

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www.jayneshearer.co.nz jayne30shearer@gmail.com @ jayne_shearer In 2006 Jayne completed her Bachelor of Visual Arts and Design. While at Art School she was drawn to Pop Art and Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe Paintings and Screen prints. The Luscious lips and his use of vibrant vivacious colour led her to look at the place of beauty and glamour in today’s consumer society and its effect on identity - She was painting and drawing multiple lips with pencil and paint in an attempt to signify the beautiful surfaces of the things we love to buy, to own and to consume. It then evolved into using Jaynes own lips to kiss the canvas and paper using lipstick thus short-circuiting the need to paint and draw multiple lips. She uses her own lips as a ‘printer’. The act of kissing the surface of the canvas represents the love for the ‘beautiful things’ with which we surround ourselves. She started out using just one lipstick colour and composing monochromatic pictures but eventually got her hands on as many colours as she could. Since then Jayne has been collecting examples from the images of beauty and glamour that surround us, constructing images from them as models from which she could paint. With the exaggerated size of the artworks as well as the careful placing and perfecting of each lip print She glorifies the surface and the objects of desire that are portrayed.

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OSTOLAZA Pilar Ostolaza’s works look like a single ensemble, like a chain of illustrations for one book. The black contour outlines the figures, gives a sense of motion and leads the viewer from one sheet to another. This outline plays a role of the frame, the main storyline. Bouquets of emotions, a haze of memories, flashes of associations and guesses are already blooming around it. So what is this book about? Principally it is about a woman, her past, present and future, about her dreams and reflections. It is no coincidence that every now and then the black outline turns into whole phrases; and even without knowing Spanish, you can guess what this or that composition is telling us. Pilar’s paintings are an autobiography, a living of her own experience. However, they can make one recognize memories that are common to all, universal, with no age or gender. Take a deep look at these watercolors: perhaps one of them is telling about you… - Alexandra Konshakova Art critic Saint-Petersburg

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Vintage Egypt Voyage “Ladies and gentlemen...welcome to the Old Cataract Hotel!

little for after my long flight from New York City). I slipped on a black beaded Wait. Hold on… vintage flapper dress, satin gloves, long jewelry, stockings (forgot how awful it is I had to pinch myself. I could hardly be- to wear those) plus extra eyeliner to crealieve I was in Egypt! te that 20’s vamp look. My entire life I had been trying to get to As I entered the lobby, the sound of ice Egypt and for one reason or another the cubes rattling in a shaker led me through trip always got cancelled.. Moorish arches to the grand bar where guests from our group were sipping cockNow that I was here, my first stop would be The Old Cataract Hotel. tails in their finest evening attire. Built in 1899, it’s magnificence has played host to the likes of Winston Churchill, Howard Carter, Princess Diana and many interesting characters over the years. With little time to unpack and freshen up, I rush to pull myself together to meet the rest of our group for cocktails followed by our formal dinner. While this does not normally sound daunting, it quickly becomes so when the adventure you are going on is a vintage themed excursion set about 100 years ago, 1920’s to be exact. Vintage clothing required. This was the era when glamour and elegance reigned supreme and people took time to dress (something I had precious

This is where our time travel begins. Our group of 25 people made our way to the beautiful terrace to enjoy drinks while taking in the warm desert breezes and watching the sun set over the Nile. It was like something out of a dream, almost as if Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon would appear from around the corner. Once the amber sun disappeared, it was time to dine at the Hotel’s famed 1902 restaurant. The massive beautifully carved doors opened to reveal a most grand ballroom where we would dine on sumptuous Egyptian delights. Hot jazz played in the background and our hosts Dr.’s Colleen and John Darnell took to the floor, which they effortlessly commanded….The fabulous Darnell’s are the epitome of elegance.

Who are the Darnell’s you ask? Well, let me share a little bit about our hosts. First a few steps back. About a year prior I was photographing the Jazz Age Lawn Festival in New York City for a magazine assignment. The summer festival on Governors Island features a huge Gatsby style party. There was so much to photograph but a very well dressed couple in vintage finery happened to catch my eye. The woman looked like she was a silent movie film star. The man had a rugged elegance like that of an early explorer. I strolled over to have my first encounter with the Darnell’s. It was revealed that they were both Egyptologists as well as Professors. Interesting.

During our conversation, they mentioned they were putting together a 1920’s vintage trip to Egypt in the future. Bells went off in my head as I had always wanted to be an Egyptologist but took a different career path. I handed them my card and asked them to stay in touch. Thankfully they did just that! By the way…. there is one thing you should know about the Darnell’s. They live in vintage clothing full time and embrace the simplicity, manners and elegance from that era. A trip to the grocery store - vintage. Teaching at Yale vintage. A night out on the town… you get the idea. New York City is full of fascinating people but Colleen and John are by far the most unique couple I have met while living in New York. Back to Egypt….

The next morning we all met in the lobby ready to depart for our journey down the Nile. Hotel guests were stopping to take photos of us, I suppose we did look quite odd to others dressed in vintage attire. “Who are these people?” We heard mumbles ...some thought we were part of a movie. Someone in our group whispered to an on looker (jokingly) that some were members of the Swedish Royal Family. Any way you slice it, we had them wondering. Our intrepid group consisted of various walks of life, from a darling family, an entertainment attorney, a burlesque dancer, a historical costumer, fine art painter, a world- class mixologist, a 92 year old spunky woman from NYC (who still runs her Wall St. finance firm), a governess from London and other fabulous adventurers. As diverse as we were, we all had several things

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in common - the love of travel, passion for history, a sense of adventure and vintage fashion. Some of the guests were vintage diehards and much attention was given to their wardrobes and a couple of the women designed and created their own vintage wardrobe. Others wore authentic vintage only and some a mix of old and newer pieces. The men were not to be out done. I must say it was easy on the eye to see how handsome they looked at cocktail hour and dinner wearing their suits or tuxedos.

inviting welcome by our crew. As we climbed out of the boat it was rather obvious that we were not the average tourists but instead a group of people dressed in Agatha Christie style 1920s attire. What would they think of us? I’d worried a little that the Sudan’s 60+ crew members might find our outfits eccentric, or off-putting. Instead, they were delighted to find people who cared as much about the boat’s history as they did. Setting foot on her gangway was like a step back in time to the golden era of travel. Few places are better suited to getting lost in the past. It was almost a century ago that the first traveler’s set sail on the Cook & Son’s steamboats. Today, the SS Sudan is the last surviving ship from the steam-powered fleet – the only one still gracing the Nile with her paddlewheels and oiled teak decks.

Early the next morning after a hearty breakfast, a small, brightly colored boat took us from the Old Cataract Hotel down the Nile to the nearby dock where the SS Sudan was waiting. This was to be our home for the next 5 days. As we pulled up to the grand steamship, we were greeted with smiling faces, happy voices singing the sounds of Egyptian music. It was such an

As tempting as it was to spend the entire time on board, lounging in the wicker chairs on the roof-terrace or drinking gin and tonics at the cozy bar, the passage from Aswan to Luxor was so rich with ancient Egyptian ruins and not to be missed. Additionally, The SS Sudan is the only boat to sail north of Luxor to the town of Qena, where we visited the sacred city of Abydos and the Temple of Hathor in Denderah.

The sound of the engines started to hum along with the splashing of the massive paddle in the water. We were off and sailing down the Nile to a week ahead of magnificent destinations. Each day John and Coleen led us to their favorite sites along with our local Egyptologist who provided valuable insight and historical context. As a photographer I was torn between learning about the ruins or capturing photos, it was not an easy balance. It is one thing to see the temples and ruins in books or on a screen but it is entirely astonishing and mind boggling to see them in person. I was completely gobsmacked! The craftsmanship and scale is incredible and awe inspiring.

The relative lack of fellow tourists made our excursions more memorable which was primarily due to the fact that we were visiting at the beginning of the HOT season. During our visit to Edfu, we clocked in at 115 degrees, and yet Coleen managed to look flawless in her chiffon dress, heels, parasol and 20’s makeup. John was in various layers of pants, vest and jacket. Neither cracked a sweat. Me, well, any makeup that I had on had melted off my face and I was downing water like a camel returning from weeks in the desert. Who cared, this was all too fascinating! The week continued with one temple out-doing the next. Each location seemed to top the last and the group grew closer each day with all of our activities on board and off, it was all so much fun. My highlight was Valley of the Kings. I was quite surprised to see how small King Tutankhamun’s tomb was (smaller than my tiny NYC apartment) and yet it contained over 5000 items in it. By contrast, Seti’s tomb was massive and contained the most exceptional hieroglyphics that depicted the journey to the netherworld and passage to the afterlife. . Our week was winding down and our final dinner aboard the SS Sudan was a black tie affair with a sumptuous candle light dinner. After our dinner, we ventured off the boat to go on a special night excursion to Karnak Temple at Luxor. As we entered the temple, massive towering statues loomed large over you. Spotlights shown on the great ones and you could feel an eerie presence of the Gods and of those who walked those stone paths thousands of years ago.

The next day was our last in Egypt and we had free time to further explore Luxor or stay and relax at our hotel, the Winter Palace. Like the Old Cataract Hotel, this was equally as opulent. Designed and decorated to resemble a French or Italian palace. The hotel has a regal aura -- grand hallways and lush tropical gardens that filled the expansive grounds. This 19th-century palace was

once a winter retreat for the Egyptian royal family and where Agatha Christie wrote her famed 1937 novel, Death on the Nile. It was from the imposing staircase that famed archaeologist Howard Carter announced he had discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun. Some of us relaxed the afternoon pool-side while others went back to Karnak for one last archaeological fix.

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return back to our modern day existence but admittedly it did feel good to put on regular clothes without all the fuss. It was truly an exceptional experience that was one of those life-changing trips you never forget. The magic of this Vintage trip was in the escape from digital technology, rich conversations with unique and eclectic people, enjoying a slower, simpler pace, forgetting about politics and the daily grind and to feel so elegant and beautiful in the fashions of that glorious 1920’s era.

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For further information The Winter Palace https://sofitel.accor.com/hotel/1661/index.en.shtml The Old Cataract Hotel https://sofitel.accor.com/hotel/1666/index.en.shtml The SS Sudan http://www.steam-ship-sudan.com/en/the-steamer/cabins-and-suites/ Goodspeed and Bach – Vintage Egypt Tour https://goodspeedandbach.com/ Julien’s adventurous nature and love of exploration have helped her craft a unique photographic voice over the course of a dozen years of professional experience. Working with big industry names like Jeff Bezos, Mastercard, Marie Claire, and Calvin Klein Home, Julien boasts professionalism and consistently great images, making her a great photographer to work with. Her detail-oriented images capture genuine moments and interactions — they are immaculately composed without ever feeling forced or manipulated. Action and energy are central to her images, which often show life in motion. Julien is an excellent choice for any company’s lifestyle needs. PeerSpace recently ranked Julien as one of the Top 10 Lifestyle Photographers in New York City. To see more of Julien’s work visit JulienMcRoberts.com

J.T. Liss is an internationally represented photographic artist whose uniquely layered compositions and striking photography challenge commentary of our current social constructs and tell stories of the human experience. Combined with his poetry to further accentuate his truth, the viewer is able to experience multiple complexities of creativity to question their own realities. For J.T. believes that if a new thought enters the mind, even for the briefest of moments, then change has a chance. His work has been featured in exhibits throughout the U.S. and internationally with several solo & small group exhibits in Barcelona, Spain & Saint Petersburg, Russia. J.T. has worked with the likes of GRAMMY winning artists and including Lalah Hathaway, Keyon Harold, and Christian Scott. He was also a featured artist with The First City Project & Harlem Arts Festival. He has commissioned artwork at The Cecil, Harlem Public, The Honeywell, Bleu Magazine, While multiple pieces are on permanent display at his studio in East Harlem, NYC

. T J. Liss jtlissphotography.com @JTLissPhotoArt

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www.damirkrivenko.ru krivyenko@mail.ru @damirkrivenko damir.krivyenko

DAMIR

KRIVENKO I have created a collection of works whose ultimate goal is to establish the balance between the virtual world and the reality. This project is based on everlasting and irreconcilable fight between realistic and avant-garde painting. I am confident that this concept would let me expand the stripe of art history to a new spiral and breathe new standards and opportunities in it. Touching upon the theme of eternal and transient values, I am coming right up to the perception of the ability of fine arts not only to identify a problem but also to determine how to solve it. In my opinion, this is the quality that will determine further development of arts

Madonna of Paletteism 2015. Plastic, oils, a PC keyboard. 122 x 65 cm.

Leonardo XXI century 2017. acryl, plastic, elements of computer engineering. 66.2 x 54.7 cm

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Juda Muñoz

Welcome to the world of alchemy, elixir and modern, refreshing realism

Our society experience/undergo changes in style and fashion This new project of organic realism is based on the recycling, the expression and the beauty executed with ancestral techniques mixed with the most vanguard’s ones

Welcome to the world of alchemy, elixir and modern, refreshing realism Abstract canvases, “Haut decoration” canvases and individualized stylish projects for private homes and luxury hotels made with noble/exquisite materials… Gold, Copper and Bronze.

My alchemist artwork releases perfume that will endure over time My colors are UNIC, drawn from the best quarries of the word and are based on LOVE, ILLUSIONS and the elixir life.

www.judagallery.com info@zarco-interiorisme.com @juda_art_gallery_

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Hello Victor let’s start talking about

Speaking of attributes which three key words describe your food.

Taste, appealing, comfort.

What inspire you in your creative work

My inspiration is to see people, friends and famliy enjoy the food that I cook. What inspire you in your creative work What aspects of your profession gives you the most joy.

I enjoy working with my team of cooks, create and develop recipes together. I think is very important to listen to new ideas specially if you make everyone involved. Since when you have been working in food industry

My culinary carear started 30 years ago when I first arrived to New York City. I started working at Orso Restaurant under the supervision of my mentor Chef at the time Julie Lumia. I found the love and passion for food, thinking that working in the food industry was making me become a better human being and have much more respect for the food we eat. You are base in New York buzzing hell’s kitchen neighborhood, Are you inspired by the hip vibe of your surroundings

Im inspired for what’s going in Hells kitchen, but also on what’s going on in New York city. This beautiful city can give you with real culinary trip, thank to the diversity of culinary backgrounds from people of around the world that migrate to the city. Tell us about the story of Joe Allen.Hello Victor let’s start talking about which characteristics should a successful chef possess?

Joe Allen restaurant is classic tavern and comfort food establishment named after his founder. The restaurant is known as a Broadway meeting place for working actors theatre staff and fans.Creativity, attention to detail, care and respect of the product, accept criticism, care for the costumers and co-workers.

which characteristics should a successful chef possess?

Creativity, attention to detail, care and respect of the product, accept criticism, care for the costumers and co-workers.

Victor Flores @victorfloreschef

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Will Yaya & Co

When sketching a new design gives me a specific energy, makes me happy and feel right, then my instincts are telling me that its something worth pursuing. The ultimate goal is to create an iconic sophisticated aesthetic spectacle. Remarkable design that strive to balance shapes and geometrics, while also creating abstraction to disruption and contrasts. The signature collection defines key terms as a leitmotif specifying a uniting theme that determines the shape and colours into a conceptual eyewear collection.

- Will Yaya -

Acetate is characterized by its lightness and strength. Its usual vintage feels is redesigned by master artist Will Yaya and his approach makes spectacles a natural extension of forward-looking design, building a bridge between nostalgia and innovation. The eyewear Collection has successfully expanded its repertoire, experimenting with transparent colours like rose and blush blending beautifully with skin tones creating more definitive accents on the curves and the design of the frame.

www.willwewear.com wilmaryaya@crisolart.com @willyaya_and_co

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www.narinearakelian.com arbat19@inbox.ru @narinearakelianofficial

photo by: https://www.mauryphillipsphotos.com/

ARAKELIAN

NARINE

Narine Arakelian is a bright artist who devoted her very promising talent to explore the ocean of arts. Narine is Armenian artist was born in Siberia and graduated from Painting Department at the celebrated State Surikov Institute, Moscow in 2015. She studied under the mastership of Aidan Salakhova, Sergey Ossovsky, Yuri Shishkov. After graduating Surikov’s Institute Narine made a step towards booming new media sector of arts and received an internship at the Digital Arts Department in Los Angeles Academy of Fine Arts in 2015/2016. Following Narine Arakelian’s phenomenal triumph as the headliner of the Armenian pavilion of the 58th Venice Biennale earlier this year, she showcased her work for the first time in Miami, at the Scope Art Fair. Arakelian held a prime position at the Art Fair amongst the best of show, and was easily amongst the most successful at the fair, both critically and commercially. At the Scope Art Fair, Narine Arakelian displayed two of her favourite pieces of solo show “The Pharos Flower” (Venice, Italy, 2019). The first was her LOVE painting - is an impressive artwork of handcrafted golden silk with LOVE in bold letters throughout. The canvas explores what human nature is at its core, are we beings that moved by programming or by passion? An art collector who was present at the Scope Art Fair said the following. “Her art is fluid. Personal yet with a universality that connects to anyone. It was an emotional experience watching her work.” Whilst showing her art at Scope, Arakelian produced live performance art at the famous Versace Villa, the former home of the late Gianni Versace, also known as The Villa, Casa Casuarina. The artist draped herself in her artwork and performed whilst being captured in photographs by another well known female photographer. Narine Arakelian will be exhibiting during the upcoming Frieze exhibitions in Los Angeles and New York later this year and many more art events.

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As we move into spring Blosson days a celebration of art, events, galleries, artist, art fairs, museums, photography, architecture and lifestyle are in order, and we have for our 24 issue gathered a selection of features which exude buoyancy, charm and confidence. From vibrant Art fairs, with special review about New York on Scope, Art fair NY, the cover Photography and inside review about warpedgalleri from France through the refreshing artists recurring themes and ideas present in the work of our exceptional talented artists contributors a true reflection of our explosive spirits. Artmosphere will explore different horizons with a wide range of current topics observing beneath the surface of things, not afraid of mixing ideas and emotions, opinions and reactions, transcending the borders of cultural divisions. ARTMOSPHERE is rich in events during the entire spring.

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SCOPE Art Fair

P O RTA L TO A F U T U R E C I V I L I Z AT I O N Artem Mirolevich

C O N C E P T UA L S C U L P T U R E S Will Yaya

J OY M OV E M E N T S E A S H E L L F E E L I N G S 1 0 Tiziana Mucchiani Farah

A B S T R AC T A RT B Y H E A RT

Inga Elser

G R AC E I N M E TA L Julian Andres Provenzano

A RT, TO L E R A N C E & C U LT U R E Synergy group

S PAT I A L S C U L P T U R E S 2 0 Mkrtich Mazmanian

A RT I S T I C , G O U R M E T, W I N E B A R The Drunken Horse

G E O M E T R I C A RT Carlos Marcano

B E AU T Y, G L A M O U R , L I P S T I C K C O LO U R Jayne Shearer

P RO F E S S I O NA L A RT S H I P P E R S Fine art shippers

TA K E A D E E P LO O K I N G 2 6 Pilar Ostonaza

V I N TAG E E G Y P T VOYAG E Julien McRoberts

S T R I K I N G P H O TO G R A P H Y

J.T. Liss

A RT, T H AT M A K E S YO U R I C H E R Damir Krivenko

FA S H I O N I S H O P E

Fashion Latino

A LC H E M Y, E L E X I R , R E F R E S H I N G R E A L I Z M Juda MuÃ±oz

W H AT M A K E S A C H E F A N A RT I S T Viktor Flores

V I N TAG E S T Y L E A N D I N N OVAT I O N Will Yaya & co

LOV E LOV E LOV E Narine Arakelian

Motivate Pictures, a film and multi-media production company based in Austin, TX is excited to announce its partnership with Will Yaya, to produce works that discovers and highlights some of the finest artists around the world.

http://motivate.pictures alex@motivate.pictures wilmaryaya@crisolart.com

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