Her Art

Rooted in deep emotions and a positive outlook on life, Sini’s work is infused with her deep commitment to make the world a better place through the foundation of art appreciation and the nurturing of the creative mind.

The Harmonic Swans Series

Eliana Pedroza

Well-known for her ingenuity and business savvy, Cambass Gallery Director, global Colombian art entrepreneur, Eliana was recognized in Paris as one of the twenty-one best Cultural Managers at the Latin American Level. She consistently embarks on worldwide projects that exponentially expand the exposure of the artists she represents. Her excellent management skills and art world experience earned her a nomination for the Argentinian Nevado Solidario de Oro Iberic-American Award for the third consecutive year, and the Miami, Florida Women of Power Award. Her involvement in the artistic/cultural sector spans over 20 years. She was one of 12 talented, inspirational women from around the world to receive the crown that certifies them as leaders of high impact community leaders in their various roles.

Pedraza founded Cambass Gallery in Bogotá, Colombia in 2015 to serve as a cultural entity that generates exhibition, promotion, and visibility for emerging and established visual artists. Forging alliances, the gallery has undergone an important transformation, becoming an entity that represents artists at global art fairs and festivals in prime locations including Miami, New York, Utah, Italy, and Ecuador; among others.

Since 2020, a vital alliance with Art New York Corporation gave birth to VR Cambass, the virtual platform that seamlessly interconnects art and technology, spanning 30 countries, where well over 2,000 artists from all continents consistently exhibit their works. The gallery has participated in world-class projects including “The Largest Mural in History” . Mexico, El Salvador, New York, Costa Rica, and Colombia formed the World Federation of Cultural Managers, where the many opportunities offered benefit the actors of the Artistic, Creative Cultural Ecosystem.

Silvia Medina

With the decline of art education around the world, Silvia Medina's vision is focused on bringing art to the community. Medina believes in the power of art to inspire. Her ambitious, ground-breaking programs include hosting artists in residence, and taking emerging artists to international art fairs and biennials.

Medina has over 30 years of art world experience. She is a founding member of the Havana Biennial and the Wilfredo Lam Center, and has curated many national and international art fairs, and collaborated with major art publications including Art Nexus and Art Districts. She also held the position of executive director of Sala Mendoza in Caracas, and Artistic Director of Pages Espaid' Art Gallery in Barcelona, and Intrepid Art Gallery in Vero Beach, Florida.

Dividing her time between Santander, Spain and Vero Beach, Florida, Silvia is the CEO/Art Director/Curator of ACA, Art Concept Alternative, which represents a diverse selection of international artists working across painting, photography, sculpture, installation, and experimental works.

Located in Vero Beach, Florida, ACA provides an on-going platform for exhibitions, Artist-in-Residence programs, workshops, and events that make a strong impact in the community, strengthening the dialogue between artists and their audiences.

Silvia and her team believe in the power of art to inspire and transform lives.

Art Concept Alternative has gained international recognition for its contribution to contemporary art discourse, and collaborates with cultural institutions and museums in Spain, Italy, and Latin America (Argentina and Cuba). The gallery has been featured in ArtNEXUS, Art New England, and Art Daily News International Magazine.

Bibiana Cervantes

“Artisacreativeprocessofpersonalresearchanddeep thought. ”

Contemporary artist, Bibiana Cervantes, born in Armero, Colombia in 1970, has been working in a wide variety of artistic disciplines for over 20 years.

Before moving to the United States, she earned a bachelor’s in journalism from the University of La Sabana in Colombia, and after re-locating to Weston, Florida a Masters’ degree in investigative reporting from FIU, Florida International University. She has also taken art and photography courses in institutions including Florida International University and the Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art.

She was the winner of the Chili’s Margarita Madness Design Contest in 2007, and the Wendy’s T-Shirt Design Contest in 2012. Her work has exhibited in numerous galleries and museums throughout Florida including The Coral Gables Museum, Miami-Dade College’s Art Space, Valmar, Mano Gallery and MAC, Miami Art Central.

Her extensive world travels have become subjects of her photography, highlighting the themes of individuality and environment in folk culture. In stark contrast with this traditional interpretation is her interest in modern abstract photography.

In her paintings, Bibiana focuses on abstraction and realism, working with acrylics and mixed media. Her abstract art is usually in the form of collage, typically using old letters as her subject matter. Her realistic works often features women’s legs and red heels.

Cervantes explains the artistic process as being a meditative and transcendent experience that removes her from the trivialities of life into a numinous state. She fashions what she sees and feels into a means of identity hoping that others find their own identity through her work.

Bibiana recently joined Silvia Medina to serve as a Florida Liaison for Art Concept Alternative.