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    Art by Mi Ju

    Clustered chunks of separate characters combined into massive and glorious mixed media portraits by artist Mi Ju. ” My work is an improvisation in liminality: between dream and concretized, ancient and contemporary, Korea and the West, ephemeral and eternal, the uncensored and codified. Each character, pattern and energy reflects states of consciousness that are revealed in the creative act, a form of both improvisation and organization wherein the uncensored is working in concert with momentary, yet specific compositional organizations. It is my intention that the work will be a place of meeting between memory, dream and fantasy, und in sinnvolle visuelle Begriffe konkretisiert. “ - Mi Ju

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    Never Never by Kris Knight

    In Never-Never Kris Knight continues his exploration of ambiguity and intimacy in portraiture, presenting a darkly fantastical new series of oil paintings that are as dreamy as they are dense. Knight’s new character paintings of secretive men are quietly static in their positioning and oddly calming in their atmosphere. Gentle, almost delicate portraits of young men are a parade of performers that Knight continuously inhabits in metaphor; physical manifestations of the full array of the artist’s internal psychological tones and personal narratives. Shadowed and veiled faces often do not directly address the viewer; rather Knight’s characters are contradictions – ruhig in der Ruhe und doch bündig vor Unruhe - sie kriechen mit…

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    Paintings by Louise Bonnet

    Die Künstlerin Louise Bonnet kreiert eine Porträtserie aus Öl von Figuren mit einem Fleischklumpen, der mit ihrer Umgebung interagiert. The Daisy, 2016 // The Red Pants, 2016 // The PB&J, 2016 // The Shower, 2016 // The Bubbly Water, 2016. Oil on canvas. See some selected works below:    

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    Return to Magenta by Brooklyn Whelan

    Der in Sydney lebende Künstler Brooklyn Whelan kreiert eine Serie mit dem Titel Return to Magenta, in der er wunderschöne Wolken zeigt, die mit Acrylfarben langsam in Farbe abfallen. “As an artist, I work to develop paintings that speak about the beauty and power that exists within weather patterns. I constantly find myself staring into oncoming storms. I do not merely want to capture the image with my painting; rather, with strong bold strokes, I want to give it life and energy, also the sense of fantasy that one might see in an 80’s sci fi – Powerful electricity, but with a tone of grace, Weichheit und Bewegung. " www.brooklynwhelan.com