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We are working as an art agent for Museum of Contemporary Art, Artplu in Shanghai, China and actively searching for new talented artists. On our site and social media, we will promote artists for low cost to reach out to other galleries around the world. Artist Marcus Carlsson runs this project, so already works for artplu.com and you can also visit artbymac.se. He used to have a physical gallery in Lund (2012) and Ystad Sweden for five years. Marcus worked with different painting artists and among them were talented artists who asked about promotion because they didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know how to reach out, to be more recognizable, to selling artworks, to communicate with collectors, galleries. Marcus Carlsson working has artist since 2011, and reach out by social media noticed that now is very important for an artist to be in these platforms. Today he works mostly with social media; heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s got a different art shows around the world. Here we are looking for painting artists in different media, and now photographers welcome to our platform. If you are working with culture, like gallery and museum and to selling art materials etc., can also be represented on our platform and social media.

Marcus Carlsson I am launching this Gallery M&Art agents international digital art magazine to get more art out of an art magazine with high class artists from all over the world. Front cover Anna Kostritskaya

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Eva Garcia Alda Spain

TITLE: Las Bañistas I SIZE: 90X60 cm MEDIUM: Series of collages and mixed techniques on canvas 2019/2020 WEBSITE: https://www.galdapintura.com

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Eva Garcia Alda Spain

TITLE: Las Bañistas II SIZE: 90X60 cm MEDIUM: Series of collages and mixed techniques on canvas 2019/2020 WEBSITE: https://www.galdapintura.com

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Eva Garcia Alda Spain

That was cornered by the studies and I passed the subject of Technical Drawing suffering. After finishing the degree of advertising and PR at The University of Complitense of Madrid, the illustration came back to my day to day.

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David Barbero Domeño Spain

TITLE: Free StrokesSIZE: 89X73 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on Canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.pensamientoirracional.com

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David Barbero Domeño Spain

TITLE: Irregular geometrySIZE: 80X80 cm MEDIUM: sprite graffiti and acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.pensamientoirracional.com

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David Barbero Domeño Spain

TITLE: Plastic instinctSIZE: 65X53 cm MEDIUM: brush and acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.pensamientoirracional.com

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Petra Schott Germany

City: Frankfurt Website: www.petra-schott.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schott.petra/?hl=de

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Petra Schott Germany

City: Frankfurt Website: www.petra-schott.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schott.petra/?hl=de

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Marie Getta Russia

TITLE: Opium

SIZE: 70X100 cm MEDIUM:Oil on cardboard 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Marie Getta Russia

TITLE: Hug

SIZE: 21X30 cm MEDIUM: Ink & markers on paper 210g 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.mariegetta.com Â©

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Marie Getta Russia

Why you start work has an artist? I regulary get such question from people following me and my art. And I always give the one answer - because I could’t choose something else in my life. It is more like the artist’s work chose me, not the opposite. I can compare it with an inner light. When you look into it you see that is your unique life path lightened by someone. And you just follow it because you feel it is your mission. It will light you while you will be doing what you have to do and and what you love to do. And this light will touch all the people around you.

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Marie Getta Russia

WEBSITE: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Marie Getta Russia

What do you select your subject matter? I came to erotic art, experimenting and being in search of myself. !  I am driven by the desire to explore the nature of my own sexuality and human in a whole through the prism of my art.!  I get inspired with human sensuality, feelings, emotions, body movements and expressions. !  Erotism has been existing in art through the times. And I am here to convey it in my personal way.

How do you create one of your works/What's unique or unusual about your technique/ process? The first person I often get inspired is myself. For someone this may seem overconfident. But I think it is absolutely normal when the love, passion and the desire to create come primarily from within youself and from self-love and self- enjoyment. If you are lack of love inside, then there will be nothing to express through the art. !  Therefore, before I start creating art or sometimes during the process, I need to get a dose of inspiration from myself, enjoying myself and the moments. Often I take my own sensual pictures, watch erotic or any other inspiring movies, turn on tantric music, meditate, light candles with a glass of my favorite tannin wine - all this creates the necessary atmosphere, which contributes to creating art as I see it inside myself.

WEBSITE: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Marie Getta Russia

Did you begin with this style or was it an evolution? Of course it is an evolution. Everything in our life evolves. Otherwise, the degradation process is reversed. I am growing, my views and attitude to what is happening around are changing, my sense of myself, perception of the world and other people is developing, I am becoming more versatile, the range of emotions I live is expanding, mindfulness is growing. Along with this, my art style is developing. It is highly interconnected.

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Nathan Daniel USA

TITLE: Cosmos

SIZE: 91X44cm round MEDIUM: Acrylic paint, Art grade resin on Birchwood panel 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.nathandanielfineart.com/

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Nathan Daniel USA

TITLE: Polarity

SIZE: 9 91.44X91.44 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic paint, Art grade resin, and Phosphorescent pigments on Birchwood panel 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.nathandanielfineart.com/ Â©

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Ludwika Pilat Switzerland

TITLE: PIt’s really loud in my head II SIZE: 60x60 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.ludwikapilat.art/

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Rebekka Heitz Germany

TITLE: Next Level SIZE: 80x80 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.kunst-heitz.de/

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Rebekka Heitz Germany

Ever

since

early

childhood

sought

for

possibilities to express myself creatively. Before I started studying, I passionately worked

art

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children,

adolescents and adults. At the University of

Oldenburg

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Northern training

Germany, specified

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arts & media and languages with the Master of

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America at the University of West Georgia I focussed

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development. I paint and experiment with colors, different materials and I love to

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viewers' hearts.

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Rebekka Heitz Germany

TITLE: Wild Butterflies V SIZE: 80x80 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas, 3D Artwork 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.kunst-heitz.de/

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Rebekka Heitz Germany

TITLE: Treasure Sea SIZE: 80x80 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas, Gold leaf 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.kunst-heitz.de/

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Rebekka Heitz Germany

TITLE: Bed of golden hearted roses SIZE: 100x100 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas, Gold leaf 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.kunst-heitz.de/

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Stevie parker UK

TITLE: The Block SIZE: 100x120 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas

2019 WEBSITE: https://www.stevie-parker.com

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Stevie parker UK

TITLE: Piccolino SIZE: 70x50 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on board 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.stevie-parker.com Â©

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Stevie parker UK

TITLE: Extraction SIZE: 80x100 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.stevie-parker.com

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Stevie parker UK Always creating something, Stevie started his working life at 18, erecting scaffolding around Londonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s high-rise buildings. Often he would look out across the capital, taking in the panoramic views available at 700 feet and the way light filtered through the structure of unfinished buildings. Inspired by the unique shapes and colors, he taught himself to paint the world as he saw it.

WEBSITE: https://www.stevie-parker.com

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Marie-Laure Romanet France

TITLE: Mélancolie SIZE: 110x90 cm MEDIUM: acrylic + small mirrors on unstretched canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.marielaureromanet.com

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Marie-Laure Romanet France

TITLE: Le diable sublimé SIZE: 70x80cm MEDIUM: acrylic on unstretched canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.marielaureromanet.com

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Marie-Laure Romanet France

TITLE: Des larmes SIZE: 150x120cm MEDIUM: acrylic on unstretched canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.marielaureromanet.com Â©

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Marie-Laure Romanet France

TITLE: vivre ou survivre SIZE: 70x90cm MEDIUM: acrylic an spray paint on stretched canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.marielaureromanet.com

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Marie-Laure Romanet France

TITLE: Extase SIZE: 70x60cm MEDIUM: acrylic on unstretched canvas

2018 WEBSITE: https://www.marielaureromanet.com

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Yuriko Kawase Japan

TITLE: Sumi flower SIZE: 21X29.7 cm MEDIUM: Paper on Sumi 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.poooooint-y.com Â©

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Charles Ziegler art collector

"Hands Up" by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Made in 1982

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Charles Ziegler art collector

Love & War by Jackson Pollock 1943

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Charles Ziegler art collector My name is Charles Ziegler. I live in Summit Hill, PA. Born in Philadelphia, PA in May of 1958. I am a former truck driver for the Post Office. I was hurt on the job about a month after 9-11 Collecting art started with a prayer to God when my Mother had cancer. I was worried about her, and all the Doctors said that once she had the operation. That she would be fine. I still worried, and I said a prayer to God asking for to help to take my mind off of all the worrying I was doing. And since everyone said that my Mother would be fine. Ask for help to stop worrying. With in a few days I started to get bombarded with the words "Jackson Pollock" repeatedly. Soon after that I bought my first Jackson Pollock painting. I prefer art that looks good and tells a story, And that's how it started. Believe it or not... And by the way. My Mom is just fine. Thank you! Some of the Artist I have collected are Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, his wife Elaine de Kooning, Franz Kline, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Hans Hofmann, Mark Rothko, and a few others. Here are a few of my favorite paintings. "Love & War" By Jackson Pollock. Made in 1943. "Opaque" by Willem de Kooning. Made in 1964. "Hands Up" by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Made in 1982.

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: A new beginning SIZE: 130x195 cm MEDIUM: oil on linen 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: Beyond SIZE: 130x195 cm MEDIUM:

oil on linen

2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: Disappearing beauty SIZE: 130x190 cm MEDIUM: oil on linen 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: Fire and light SIZE: 130x195 cm MEDIUM: oil on linen 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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MarĂa Isabel de Lince Colombia

Why you start work has an artist? From a very young age I liked to draw and paint and began to train in different disciplines related to art, then I studied design and later studied with some masters of the plastic arts.

What do you select your subject matter? Observing nature and all the wonders it offers to our senses.

How do you create one of your works / What's unique or unusual about your technique / process? I start from the observation of elements of nature and carry out a process of abstraction of them emphasizing color. I work applying a lot of layers and glazes and sometimes I alter the color schemes in an unconventional way.

Did you begin with this style or was it an evolution? In my artistic work there has always been evolution, which is manifested, not only in long periods of creation, but in the development of a work itself. When I work on a painting, a dialogue is produced with it, which generates dynamics that make the work evolve.

How would you describe your work? Here I must differentiate between the painting process and the result; as I said before, when creating a work, I start from the observation of natural elements and carry out a process of abstraction with an emphasis on color; As for the result, it is there and it is up to the viewer to get an idea of it. On the other hand, I like that my paintings awaken pleasant feelings in the viewer.

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Do you learn from criticism of your work? Of course, as long as it is a serious and argued criticism.

How has social media affected your work? The creation process has nothing to do with social media; these can simply be a means of promoting the work and communicating with different actors in the artistic environment.

What's your future plan? By the end of this year there are a couple of exhibitions in Europe and a solo show is being planned for next year; and of course continue painting.

TITLE: Greening of the earth SIZE: 96x140 cm MEDIUM: oil on linen 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: Infinity SIZE: 95x140 cm MEDIUM: oil on linen 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: Paradise SIZE: 140x190 cm MEDIUM:

oil on linen

2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

TITLE: The light is like water SIZE: 60x80 cm MEDIUM: oil on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.mariaisabeldelince.com

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Rosalie Sampson UK

TITLE: Dragonfly

Sculpture SIZE: 39x40 inches 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/718027

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

Why you start work has an artist? The mountains and especially the alps have always fascinated me. From a young age, in every country I lived in and travelled to, I was always drawn to those giants and their surroundings. Nature in general, but mostly mountain regions, are taking me to an elevated state of mind, a profound feeling of secureness, strength and inner peace. Capturing the dramatic alpine landscapes and making them accessible for everyone was an instant inner longing after relocating to Switzerland.

WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/wildalps

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

What do you select your subject matter? I am totally in love with alpine regions. While uncertainty and volatility are crawling into our every day lifes, majestic alpine giants are standing their ground, unimpressed from the wordly hectic and worries at their feet. With their attention directed towards the sky, their strength has been inspiring menkind for millenniums. Higher grounds are places of purification, taking us on a journey of density and enlightment within the clouds, leading us to new beginnings if we let them. I really think the world is changing and things will never be the same. We should move on to new ways, new thinking and new adventures! The alps help me with that.

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

How do you create one of your works/What's unique or unusual about your technique/ process? I basically spend all of my time road tripping and mountain hiking at alpine regions, steep mountain faces and higher grounds, being one with nature, taking in all the beauty it has to offer. When you are up there in the stillness for days and weeks, nature starts talking to you. You are starting to see life in another light. Those are very humbling moments where you slowly realize what matters in life and what not. And if you are lucky, nature lets you experience breathtaking light and shadow plays. Those dramatic mountain landscapes are my subjects, if nature lets me. Magic realistic storytelling and playing with light and shadow is my signature style. WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/wildalps

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

Did you begin with this style or was it an evolution? It was love at first sight and nature never fails to take my breath away, so I always was drawn to capture those magic realistic alpine frames in special moods. Over the years my style became more refined and it keeps evolving with every mountain scene.

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

Dominique is a multi award winning fine art photographer, highly passionate about dramatic alpine landscapes and the magic those giants embody. Playing with light and shadow, different perspectives and techniques to tell emotionally captivating photographic stories is her signature. Her photographs take beholders on a journey to higher grounds, were the air is fresh and filled with the scent of new beginnings, portraying the beauty of nature in her purest form. Dominique takes inspiration from her travels, nature and mostly alpine landscapes were she captures grand landscapes, but also more intimate frames and closeups. Her fine art works have been associated with the works of Karl Christian Ludwig Hofer and Magic Realism is her home. Dominique is located in central Switzerland and addresses current social issues such as recentering, self-reflection and conservation with her art works and invites everyone to discussions on her social media accounts. All sizes come in limited editions with 10 editions and 2 artist proofs. They are printed on a premium archival quality Fuji Crystal Archive mat Fine Art paper installed on a Aluminum-Dibond ultraHD back panel with multi aluminum panel for suspension. They come signed and numbered with a registered certificate of authenticity. Website: http://wildalps.rocks/HOME/ Saatchi Art: https://www.saatchiart.com/wildalps ÂŠ

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Luiz Carlos Martins Brasil

TITLE: Tor SIZE: 56x18x6 cm MEDIUM: Material perforated stainless steel sheet curved manually and randomly. Automotive painting.Square white granite 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.vivemosarte.com.br/luiz-campoy ÂŠ

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Luiz Carlos Martins Brasil

TITLE: Alone SIZE: 45x16x12 cm MEDIUM:stainless steel tapes curved manually and randomly and welded . Automotive painting 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.vivemosarte.com.br/luiz-campoy ÂŠ

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⭐ Cecilia Grensner Sweden

TITLE: Roses SIZE: 84x74 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.saatchiart.com/ciccisfärggladaakrylmålningar

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⭐ Cecilia Grensner Sweden

TITLE: Rosen garden SIZE: 84x74 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: www.saatchiart.com/ciccisfärggladaakrylmålningar

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

TITLE: Philip SIZE: 100x80 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

TITLE: Igor SIZE: 100x80 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

Why have you started to work as an artist? It was impossible for me to avoid that, I have always felt longing for art. Everything I come across in life leaves traces that can only be unleashed through the paints. And the only thing that matters in this act of creation and holiness is the intention to capture the passing emotion in eternity. This is my conscious artist’s way. I have chosen irrational emotional painting to cultivate my own memory and spirituality through the colors and textures.

What do you select as your subject matter? Through my paintings, I am seeking to capture the millennial experience. The goal is to express the feelings, identify the angst and establish the position that belongs to my generation. What is our generation of millennials, how do we differ from our parents who grew up in a totalitarian country and from the next generation, which is already living in a completely different pace and different dimension? And what about us, why did our generation find themselves in a certain gap, why did few of us become famous and truly successful? Who is to blame for not listening to us? Isn’t it us ourselves? My subject matter is a portrait of a certain generation that cannot yet fully feel free and therefore, in my opinion, remains unheard of by society. But gradually we are spreading our wings and it is us — the millennials — with all our emotions, creative and philosophical pursuits that are forming a new society and its cultural level today. It is the emotional ©

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appeal of the younger generation that wants to be heard.

What's unique or unusual about your technique? I am really into impasto. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a gorgeous technique used in painting, where paint is laid on the surface in very thick layers, so the paint seems to be coming out of the canvas. I am successfully combining abstraction with figurative. It reasonably seems to me that I found something important for myself, for my visual expressions. I was told numerous times that my paintings are very specific and I would hardly be able to sell them, but I never stopped. Today, some newly created works are instantly bought. This is very essential for me, because I understand that people are eager to see my art. Therefore I realized that you do not need to pay attention to fashion trends or tastes of the public. You should create something so that your art is honest, and then it will definitely intrigue the audience.

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Did you begin with this style or was it an evolution? I used to produce abstract pieces, emotional landscapes and portraits etc. This particular story began with the online auction "Stay Art Home". The artists who participated had to paint a picture during the live streams, and the people made bets in the equivalent of medical masks, which were then aimed at protecting doctors. However, the theme was not related to the pandemic - each artist decided what to draw about. In the process of creating the work, the name arose by itself. My curator mentioned a painting by Titian's brush, which depicts a very handsome blue-eyed man named Ippolito Riminaldi. I immediately realized that this is a very rare name these days and it would be perfect for the character I was drawing. Thus came Hippolytus and Hippolytism.

How would you describe your work? “My essence is colours, and I expose them in front of you. I openly and without any embarrassment demonstrate to you my inner nature, the nature of a real person and a genuine artist. I give up my masks and look you straight in the eyes — will you perceive, will you endure? On my artworks now are all my riddles and all the answers, dreamy memories and reflective thoughts, traces of all the people I have ever met. I see the world this way, can you relate?" It is visual poetry of powerful and radical expression. My paintings embrace themselves with intuitive colour choices, appropriate accents, and meaningful shadows and scratches, that are worth long-lasting investigation.

Do you learn from criticism of your work? The background in the art studies has evoked my obsession with art, travelling to galleries and exhibitions created a unique style. This style is a narrative of different forces, that influence me as an artist both from the inside and the outside. No doubt, my artworks often appear to be a subject to criticism. I always listen to my close people and colleagues, their uninfluenced visions are often mentoring me. I let the Universe and its signs be my guiding stars. ©

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How has social media affected your work? I run my Instagram every day, use it to show my art and studio processes, cover some important art events and register those who want to visit my master classes. And COVID-19 lockout was a difficult period, but at the same time it allowed us to think and start looking for alternative solutions. I did not want to remain stagnant, so together with TUASHO and FFFACE we launched an Instagram filter with my exhibition. This is a unique project, thanks to it everyone is able to experience my virtual exhibition and view the paintings directly through the smartphone screen.

What's your future plan? Regarding art and creativity, I have various experimental ambitions and practice all the time, developing even more of my style. I have plenty of ideas for evolving and mastering my series, including new compositions and colour combinations. Over the last year I had two personal exhibitions at 2 high ranked Kyiv art institutions. I am looking forward to expanding my audience and establishing myself at a global scale. I am certainly excited about the Asian art market, that would be Art Basel Hong Kong, for instance. I am willing to get my style recognizable and remarkable both online and offline.

WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine Front cover

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

TITLE: Portrait of an imperious man SIZE: 50x40 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

TITLE: The Virgin SIZE: 60x50 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/ Â©

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

TITLE: Fusion SIZE: 50x50 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/ Â©

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⭐ Sabine Kay Luxembourg

TITLE: Wave SIZE: 80x80 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2018 WEBSITE: www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/1356617

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⭐ Sabine Kay Luxembourg

TITLE: Reflections SIZE: 65x105 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2018 WEBSITE: www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/1356617

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⭐ Hella Ridder Germany

TITLE: Stadium Rock SIZE: 120x80 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder ©

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⭐ Hella Ridder Germany

TITLE: Reading Magical Signs – Part I SIZE: 70x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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⭐ Hella Ridder Germany

TITLE: Reading Magical Signs – Part II SIZE: 70x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder ©

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⭐ Hella Ridder Germany

TITLE: True Colours Touching Me Deep Down Inside SIZE: 100x100 cm MEDIUM: Mixed-Media on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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⭐ Hella Ridder Germany

TITLE: Taking a Stand Against Darkness SIZE: 80x120 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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9 simple rules for a great Instagram account. Since I’ve started working with artists on growing their sales and audience as part of my consultancy services, I’ve looked at hundreds of Instagram accounts to understand what makes for a great and effective online presence. During this journey, I’ve learnt a few things from artists who have built an engaged audience of thousands of art-lovers. I want to share with you how they leverage their Instagram account to sell their works to their followers.

1. Make it easy for people to find you on Instagram People follow thousands of Instagram accounts. This means that they will see hundreds of posts in their feed every day. If they liked something you posted earlier in the week which they want to see again, you have to make it easy for them to find your account. Instagram indexes both your account handle and your account name. Instagram also sorts search results by relevance: it shows first the accounts you follow and interact most with. Therefore, you want the beginning of your account handle or name to be easy to remember. In the example below, as soon as I started typing the first few letters of Alexandria Coe’s name, Instagram suggested her account. I can never quite remember her full name (is it Alexandra? or Alexa?), but I never fail to find her account whenever I want to see what she’s been up to recently: that’s exactly what you should aim for too.

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2. Post once a day, no more no less Posting once a day is exactly the right frequency for several reasons. First, it builds the expectation and habit into your followers that, every day, they will see or learn something from you. But at the same time, you are not flooding their feeds, which would definitely lead to many unfollows: people are on Instagram to see diverse content. Moreover, some people worry that if they don’t post every hour or so their followers will miss their posts. That’s not the case: Instagram feeds are not chronological. If your followers interact regularly with your content, Instagram will make sure they see each and every one of your posts, no matter when you publish them. Engagement is king: Instagram wants people to interact, not to merely see things.

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3. Give some context about your works When you post one of your works, give some context about it in the caption. Tell your audience more about the technical process, how the work relates to your artistic practice, what you struggled with, what you particularly like about it, and so on. What people are looking for are narratives they can relate to. They see many images every day, whereas interesting stories are extremely rare. You can write up to 2200 characters in a caption, which is about 450 words. Remember that you can put hashtags in the comments rather than in the caption, so you have the full 2200 characters to give as many compelling details as possible. There are very nice tools online to do character counting for you. I personally use https://wordcounter.net/character-count, which is ad-free,

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4. Introduce your art practice once a week When I visit an artist’s Instagram account, I always look for a summary post where the artist introduces themselves and their artistic practice. I recommend posting a video of yourself giving a tour of your studio, where you tell your audience about your art practice. It’s also an opportunity to show your most recent works. It’s completely fine if you film yourself with your phone and if the quality is not perfect. It will feel authentic and help people relate to you. Don’t spend more than an hour on it. Making such a video every week has the added benefit of forcing you to rehearse talking about your art regularly. The more you do it, the better you will be in a situation where it matters: during interviews or face to face meetings with collectors. Finally, don’t worry about showing similar content every week to your long time followers. First, it’s very important that you introduce yourself to your new followers to nurture your recent relationship. Then, long time followers who don’t interact with your content aren’t shown your posts by Instagram anymore. And those who still do can’t get enough of you!

5. Put a face and a personal story behind your works Talking about your art and the narrative behind it is very important, but so is telling people more about you as a person. That’s how you will build a deep and meaningful relationship with your audience. Not only will they be interested in your work from an intellectual perspective, but they will have empathy for you. The first step is to take pictures of yourself next to your works: you want people to put a face behind your art. Then, once a week, tell your audience a personal story which happened to you recently. Did a film moved you, are you binge-watching a TV show? Did you splash paint all over your new carpet? Some people are protective of their personal lives. If that’s your case, you can show yourself working on one of your pieces rather than sharing more intimate stories. ©

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6. Make it clear which artworks are for sale Don’t be afraid to put a price tag on your works. People who follow you do it because they like your works. They will be happy to know whether they can also afford your art and to support you in your career. Moreover, you have to be explicit. People cannot guess which of your works are available: their default assumption will be that you don’t want to sell your works online if you don’t say so.

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Finally, although money is a big taboo in the art community, you must absolutely embrace being open about the fact that, if art is your true calling, it also involves making a living from it.

7. Communicate about the works youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve sold Whenever you sell a work, share the good news with your audience. Not only do people like good news in general and will share your enthusiasm, but thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s another very important benefit to it: people are more likely to buy your works if they know that other people did. This is called social proof and is used with great success by many businesses. Knowing that other people found your works worthy of the expense will convince those who are hesitant about a purchase. Try to make the post a bit personal: the more information you give about your new collectors, the more people will identify with them and the more likely they are to acquire a piece. A technique I recommend is to ask your collectors to share with you a picture of your work in their homes.

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8. Make it simple for people to buy your artworks Now that you’ve made it clear to your audience that you are selling your works online, you need to make it easy for those who are interested to see which of your works are available. Your bio is the best place to direct people to where they can purchase your works. Don’t put a link to your website’s landing page. Put a link directly to your shop. If you don’t have one, I’ll show you in another article how easy it is nowadays to set up one with platforms like Shopify and Etsy. On your shop, for each artwork, don’t forget to give details about the story behind it and how it relates to your practice: people are buying your works not only for their aesthetic qualities but because they relate to them.

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9. Sell at different price points Your Instagram audience will be very diverse. In a given week, show works at different price points. Think about how you can create pieces which can be afforded by followers from the lower-income spectrum: good art should be for everyone. It also won’t detract people who want to buy more expensive pieces. On the contrary, as people who bought some of your less expensive work progress in their career, they will be able to afford more expensive pieces from an artist they’ve been collecting for some time already. Finally, more affordable artworks bring two additional benefits. First, they give you a steady stream of income. Then, the more people collect your works, the more people become your advocates to their friends and family, telling them what an amazing artist you are. In turn, some of these friends and family might purchase your works. This effect is called compounding: it’s an extremely powerful mechanism to accelerate your success.

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Conclusion I hope you found these few recommendations insightful. I recommend that you assess how you are currently doing against each of them. If you were completely honest, would you give yourself a pass or a fail? Start with your bio, which is the most straightforward to improve. Then start being more explicit about the fact that your works are available for sale. Start putting prices, expand your captions to give more background about each piece. Don’t be shy and share more about yourself and your art practice with your followers. It’s very rewarding when people interact with your content! If you want some tailored help with improving your content strategy on Instagram, you can book an hour or two of consultancy with me. You can also follow me on Instagram to see how I put my advice into practice. See you next time!

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Call for artist https://gallerinijenkamp.dk/ Galleri Nijenkamp is a Danish fine art gallery, which opened for the first time in March 2013. The gallery, which has been closed since March 2015 after two exceptional years of permanent artists, 1000 square meters and changing exhibitions year-round, re-opened on 01.02.2018. Galleri Nijenkamp is still visionary about the art industry, and the gallery's goal is - in a creative and accessible way - to reach out and enrich people's lives with the world of art and possibilities. We are therefore looking forward to welcoming you to Galleri Nijenkamp anno 2018.

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⭐ Yana Kantsel Russia

TITLE: Manifestó I SIZE: 30x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.instagram.com/yana_kantsel/

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⭐ Yana Kantsel Russia

TITLE: Manifestó II SIZE: 30x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.instagram.com/yana_kantsel/

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â? Adam Starr USA

He incorporates the emotions he is feeling during the time of creation and tries to provoke a feeling of serenity for the viewer, using the emotional aspect of color and setting. A theme that surrounds his art and has intrigued his imagination since he started creating was the idea of enlightenment; what that term represents, and how humanity is in a constant struggle to achieve this transcendental state. The psychedelic nature of Adamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s style moves the audience to feel its strength, providing a window into the heart of its creator. https://www.adamstarrart.com/

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â? Adam Starr USA

I started crea*ng art when I was a/ending university in the United States. I felt compelled to create during that period. An outside force was pushing me in this direc*on. I wanted to unveil my spirit and soul for others to see. Being out in nature and living in harmony with my environment played a huge role in my early ar*s*c role. https://www.adamstarrart.com/ ÂŠ

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â? Adam Starr USA

Regarding my process when pain*ng, I let the energy of my being guide me along the canvas. I give up all control and act as If I am a child when approaching the blank surface. Focusing on spontaneous movements creates a child-like spiritual essence that can be felt when viewing the pain*ngs.

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â? Adam Starr USA

My photographic subject ma/er usually revolves around scenes and landscapes that I come across in nature. There is a spiritual essence to each photographic, as if the viewer were entering a dream. I am trying to showcase the state of mind I am in when I am crea*ng. My goal is to transport the viewers to another realm. Themes such as the dichotomy of yin and yang are present in many of my works.

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⭐ Adam Starr USA

I have used a free ﬂowing/ abstract style ever since I started crea*ng art. My art has developed in other ways, however, as *me has gone by. I s*ll start each pain*ng and photograph the same exact way, but I have added further techniques and skills to develop the overall end piece.

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⭐ Aomi Kikuchi Japan

TITLE: Lovely Neighbor SIZE: 100x100 cm MEDIUM: Three-layered Silk Organza, Acid Dye, Pigment 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.aomikikuchi.com/

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⭐ Aomi Kikuchi Japan

TITLE: Dim Sum Suffering SIZE:??? MEDIUM: Cotton Flower, Water Soluble Glue, Bamboo Steamer 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.aomikikuchi.com/

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Renate Merzinger-Pleban Austria

TITLE: Strong Tree SIZE: 63x48,5 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on paper 2017 WEBSITE: https://austria-forum.org/af/Community/ Zeitgen%C3%B6ssische_Bildende_Kunst/Merzinger-Pleban%2C_Renate

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⭐ Alexandra Marx Germany

TITLE: Dance of Disillusion II SIZE: 130x89 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: www.fraumarx.eu

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⭐ Alexandra Marx Germany

TITLE: Abstract SIZE: 100x100 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.fraumarx.eu ©

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Javier Cornejo Chile

TITLE: Apocalypse now SIZE: 90x120 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2012 WEBSITE: https://instagram.com/jc_plastic_0_artist?igshid=1ph9z5vupz4nk

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⭐ Sabine Kay Luxemburg

I love to create art, and with my contemporary abstract oil paintings, I hope to reach the hearts of the spectators and make them happy. Born in Hamburg, Germany, I’m now living in Luxemburg for about twenty years. I always loved paintings as well as to paint. I’m mostly a self-taught artist who took only a few courses. But it was not until some life-changing events in 2017 and 2018, that I decided to take my art more professional and make a career out of it. Now, I ‘m in a new phase of my life: an art-life. In the beginning I worked realistically, but over the years I learned that in abstract art I can better express myself and today more or less all my works are abstract paintings. These abstract landscapes reflect my love for colour and nature. And that’s also where I get my inspiration from. While painting I’m building the oil colours in several layers with a colour palette ranging from soft and serene to vibrant and invigorating. I love to experiment with colours, so that my artwork becomes extraordinary. Colours are important for me, because they can show the full range of human emotions and experiences. My expressive technique is based on my wish to achieve balance and to reach beauty in the contrasting forces that exist everywhere. The creative process during a painting is an interplay between accuracy and intuitive impulses, like my thin splashes of paint with the spatula, which give every work its characteristic touch. All my paintings are my inspiration translated to the canvas to create a communication with the viewer. My aim is coming to a stage where I inspire the people looking at my pictures to consider more carefully the world around them and to discover the beauty in nature and everywhere around us.

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⭐ Sabine Kay Luxemburg

TITLE: Lagoon SIZE: 70x140x2 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/1356617

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⭐ Sabine Kay Luxemburg

TITLE: Carve a memory SIZE: 100x100x2 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/1356617 ©

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⭐ Eileen Olimb

Luxembourg

TITLE: The Election SIZE: 210x130 cm MEDIUM: Mixed medium on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.eileendelux.eu

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⭐ Eileen Olimb

Luxembourg

TITLE: Coral reef SIZE: 80x80 cm MEDIUM: Mixed medium on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.eileendelux.eu

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⭐ Karl W. Lu Australia

TITLE: Talking about future AI of WWW.COM SIZE: 60x45 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic & oil on canvas 2018 WEBSITE: http://www.kwluart.com/

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⭐ Karl W. Lu Australia

TITLE: Talking about future AI 001c SIZE: 60x45 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic & oil on canvas 2017 WEBSITE: http://www.kwluart.com/ ©

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Michaela McCarver Lund Sweden

TITLE: Green river SIZE: 150x100 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.konst.se/mela

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Michaela McCarver Lund Sweden

TITLE: 2020 no.7 SIZE: 150x100 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.konst.se/mela

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Mirek Struzik Poland

TITLE: Bubble Forest SIZE: 454x454x570 cm MEDIUM: Electropolished stainless steel 2019 WEBSITE: https://struzik-art.com/en

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Astrid Jacobs Germany

TITLE: KEEP YOUR VISION SIZE: 90x90cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/962288

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⭐ Katie Willes USA

TITLE: Window Shopping SIZE: 91x91cm MEDIUM: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://katiewillesart.com

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⭐ Katie Willes USA

TITLE: Congruence SIZE: 51x51cm MEDIUM: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://katiewillesart.com

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⭐ Bianca Turner USA

TITLE: Anthropology SIZE: 51x41cm MEDIUM: Ink on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.biancaturner.com

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â? Bianca Turner USA

In life as in my paintings I am deeply inspired by nature. Because I love and respect nature so much, I try to protect it by showing its magic on my canvases. Ever since I was a child, from my first drawings, nature appears as a leitmotif profoundly meaningful to me even when I make portraits. I let my imagination to be exhilirated by it and to develop fully into the serenity of my artwork. I love to "steal" from nature all the elements such as the vibrid colors and the reflection of lights and to put them in my compositions. I use both organic and inorganic media -they merge on the canvas -- they stay alive and recycle. Everything that is shiny in my art symbolizes the walk into a fantastic world where the fairy tales come alive and all of the elements of the universe intertwine. As I paint, bright red, forest green, deep blue mixes with glitter to create a play of light and to add a sense of texture to the image. The natural materials such as sand, flower petals and copper, create a dreamlike world in which figures take on the appearance of magical creatures. A vision or even a word becomes fascination which turns into color and shadows which tell a new story in this dimension of infinity. It happens often when I go to bed that I have colors, images, bits of nature and life in my mind. Many times I dream about what I will paint the next day -- the raving beauty of the nature, her colors, her mien -she guides me when I paint. The techniques of painting that I utilize give my soul the freedom to "dance" onto canvas -- to create the beauty that surrounds me -- to be at peace with the world.

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Małgorzata Pindel-Kryjak Polen

TITLE: Ha- Makom.To Place SIZE: 51x41cm MEDIUM: Oil, acrylic, own matting technique on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.xn--magorzata-pindel-kryjak-d2d.pl/

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Sophia Gunkel Holland

TITLE: A Floating World SIZE: 100x70 cm MEDIUM: Mixed media on canvas with multi-colored leaf 2020 WEBSITE: sophiagunkel.com

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Sara Rutherford USA

TITLE: Where she goes SIZE: 61x91 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: www.saraannrutherford.com

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Vasiliy Chernikov Russia

TITLE: Truue 01 SIZE: 61x91 cm MEDIUM: Watercolor, acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: www.saatchiart.com/notanartist

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Abril Sol Cerutti Argentina

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Marco Monatti Italy

TITLE: Osa o riposa SIZE: 35x30 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2018 WEBSITE: www.instagram.com/marcomonatti

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Jurgit Pobereznyta Portugal

TITLE: Halves of eyes ... It's near ... And far SIZE: 20x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on paper 2019 WEBSITE: www.facebook.com/pg/ArtJurgitaPob

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Ana Lagidze

Georgia

TITLE: Facade SIZE: 80x60 cm MEDIUM: Done of wool 2013 WEBSITE: www.facebook.com/Ana-Lagidze-Art-554083621748065/

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Maria Buduchikh Russia

TITLE: Sliver moon SIZE: 100x70 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/buduchikh

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Antonia Pia Gordon Dubai

TITLE: Hot Blooded Seduction SIZE: 230x170 cm MEDIUM: Acrylics on canvas, spatula technique 2010 WEBSITE: http://www.antoniapiagordon.com/de/home.html

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Katie Vasbinder USA

TITLE: Orange Corner SIZE: 39x51 cm MEDIUM: mixed media on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.katiebvasbinder.com/

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Natacha Kadhija Brazil

TITLE: At nature’s core SIZE: 100x100 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.natachakadhija-art.com/home-english

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Cathy Ghyoot Belgium

TITLE: Strelitzia SIZE: 85x85 cm MEDIUM: Macro photography/

Digital Art on acrylic glass on an aluminum plat 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.artsy.net/le-petit-atelier-art-gallery/artist/cathyghyoot Â©

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Andrea Elles Scotland

TITLE: Green Vibrations SIZE: 30x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on wood 2019 WEBSITE: andreaelles.com

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About Gallery M&Art agents Gallery M&Art agents are glad to welcome you on our website. We are working has an art agent for Museum of Contemporary Art, Artplu in Shanghai, China and actively searching for new talented artists. On our site and social media we will promote artist for low cost to reach out to other galleries around the world. This project is run by artist Marcus Carlsson, so already works for artplu.com and you can also visit www.artbymac.se . He used to have a physical gallery in Lund (2012) and in Ystad Sweden during five years where he worked with different painting artists and among them were really talented artists who asked about promotion because they didn't know how to reach out, to be more recognizable, to selling art-works, to communicate with collectors, galleries. Marcus Carlsson working has artist since 2011, and reach out by social media noticed that now is very important for artist to be in these platforms. Today he works mostly with a social media, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s got a different art shows around the world.

Here we are looking for painting artists in different media and now photographers welcome to our platform.

If you are working with culture (like gallery and museum and to selling art materials etc.) can also be represent on our platform and social media. Read more the website www.gallerym.se

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MCA cooperates with about 100 artists from all over the world. It includes American Hall, British Hall, French Hall, Spanish Hall, North European Hall, and Asian Hall. It is free for visitors. Museum of Contemporary Art, Artplu Address: 4F, Coastal Art Center, Coastal City, Wuxi, China. Open Time: 10:00-21:30 www.artplu.com

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Carolina Jofré Spain

TITLE: Cartuja SIZE: 60x85 cm MEDIUM: Oil on panel 2005 WEBSITE: https://www.artelista.com/tags/Carolina+Jofr%C3%A9

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Tuula Kallas Finland

TITLE: Written to The Wind SIZE: 70x50 cm MEDIUM: Watercolor on paper 2019 WEBSITE: https://tuulakallas.com/

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Christian Tschierske Germany

TITLE: Crazy Cock SIZE: 70x50 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.zitschi.de

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Christian Tschierske Germany

TITLE: Dancing Butterfly SIZE: 70x50 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2018 WEBSITE: https://www.zitschi.de

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Christian Tschierske Germany

TITLE: Landscape at autumn SIZE: 60x90 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.zitschi.de

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Christian Tschierske Germany

TITLE: Fantay Aurora SIZE: 3x 60x30 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.zitschi.de

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Christian Tschierske Germany

TITLE: Grenn Thistles SIZE: 42x56 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.zitschi.de

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David Ortiz Fuertes Spain

TITLE: Fantasy SIZE: 60x80cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://instagram/davidortizfuertes

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David Ortiz Fuertes Spain

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David Ortiz Fuertes Spain

TITLE: Expressions SIZE: 160x100cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://instagram/davidortizfuertes

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David Ortiz Fuertes Spain

TITLE: Bosque Místico SIZE: 100x80cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: https://instagram/davidortizfuertes

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⭐ Sophia Hviid Denmark

WEBSITE: https://www.sophiahviid.com/

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⭐ Sophia Hviid Denmark

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⭐ Sophia Hviid Denmark

WEBSITE: https://www.sophiahviid.com/

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⭐ Sophia Hviid Denmark

Photographer Sophia Hviid discovers her interest in photography at a very early age. She established her own photo studio in Copenhagen in 2012. Here she works with fashion photography, portraits, exhibitions and workshops. What distinguishes her pictorial style is the movement between light and dark. A collision between something extremely bright and almost puritan, against a bleak mood in different variations where you get captured in a room of mystery, drama and life’s great existential questions. Sophia Hviid says: “I enjoy giving rawness an aesthetic form, thereby communicating in a room of escapism and presence. To blur obscure or reveal a truth. I work therefore typically at the subconscious level, letting imagination, naked truth and the intuitive seduce me, until I meet a result. What has left it`s mark as the driving force, is not an academic approach, but the experiences in my own journey of life” WEBSITE: https://www.sophiahviid.com/

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/96875

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

I was born in Sydney, Australia but have lived away for the last 15 years in Singapore and The Netherlands. Travel and the sea are my main inspiration and subject matter. I have a degree in fine art from City Art Institute (now UNSW) in Sydney where I majored in drawing (working chiefly with the figure) and was lucky enough to have tutors such as a Kevin Connor and Alun Leach-Jones. I have turned to painting in the last couple of years using acrylic, water colour and gouche. I work mostly from photographs and sketchbook drawings and en plein air on my travels. I make work based on the landscape/seascape sometimes pushing more towards abstraction. I work quickly, experiencing the texture of the paint, using memory and the contemplative act of painting itself to create feeling rather than a realistic interpretation of my subject. Less

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Ella Gud Russia

WEBSITE: https://www.artpal.com/Artbygud

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Ella Gud Russia

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Ella Gud Russia

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Ella Gud Russia

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Ella Gud Russia

Ella left her native home of Russia at 17 years old, hungry for adventures. She found those adventures living in an exotic country that was full of surprises - China. Growing into an adult in a foreign place brought a diverse set of challenges and complexities. Ella lived about 10 different lives while building herself as an individual - losing everything and picking herself up, fighting for her place in this world, and falling again. She never gave up and always found her own strength to fight, learn, adjust, and win. Losing and building yourself again from scratch, no matter what, regardless of what anyone else thinks, becoming the your true self and relishing in it - that's the main theme which you can see in Ella's art.

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Christina Bilbili Greece

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Christina Bilbili Greece

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Christina Bilbili Greece

WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/christinabililbiliart

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Christina Bilbili Greece

I M A GRAPHIC DESIGNER WHO LOVE TO PAINT IN DIFFERENT WAYS AND MATERIALS. MOST OF MY WORK ARE PORTRAIT AND ABSTRACT. I WAS STARTED ON MY YOUNGER AGE,BUT AFTER MY DAUGHTERS I M WORKIN AS A PAINTRESS,ILLUSTRATE MY FIRST BOOK FOR KIDS. THANK YOU FOR VISTING MY PROFILE, AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ME ANYTHING WOULD LIKE

WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/christinabililbiliart

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The next edition of art magazine will be released February 3, 2021. Deadline for submission is January, 2021.

Submit at www.gallerym.se â&#x20AC;¨

We mainly want in painting artists and photographers and collage, sculpture artists to the magazine. Even galleries and art fairs and arts events and cultural organizations can advertise in the art magazine. The magazine goes out to art buyers and galleries and the magazine will be free for everyone, even those who are not interested in art! Big thanks to all participants!

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Gallery M&Art agents international digital art magazine No.2

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