American photographer Kathy Brady’s work has won multiple awards and has appeared in physical and online galleries including “Shoot the Frame’s Shoot the Wild”, “Fusion Art” in Palm Springs, CA, “1650 Gallery” in Los Angeles, CA, “The Gallery in the Park” at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Westchester, NY, “Gallery MC” in New York City, “Colors of Humanity Art Gallery,” "Light Space Time,” “Confluence Art Gallery,”  and “Green Door Art Gallery” in St. Louis, MO.  Kathy has also been published in Wildlife Photography World, a UK magazine.

Jingfeng Li’s pen and ink paintings are mainly based on figurative realism and are rich in detailed expressions. He has won many awards in European and American realistic painting competitions. In Li’s work,  the pens are used to draw rich levels and textures. There are two kinds of realistic pen and ink paintings, one is pure black ink, and the other is colored ink.

"I paint what I would like to see and what does not yet exist. I pick random fragments from the flood of images I face every day and try to tie them together with the language of paint. Sometimes the results intrigue me, hopefully, others too. Meanings should not be imposed too heavily on my work."

"I search for the tangible surface between the inner and the observable world by introspection during the painting process. I get ignited when something gets a metaphorical meaning. I bridge the soul and reason within the concept of time. Through imagery, I consider the complexities of these dualities."

"I started painting at 14. My first creations were painted in oil. Then I had a break. Only 5 years later I started painting again to train and reestablish my hand after surgery. Then I loved to draw fruits because in this theme I always felt the circularity and infinity of life, its renewability, and vastness. I also started to study pastel, tempera, charcoal, China ink, and watercolor."

"I have always made drawings. Ever since I was a young child. It was just unnatural for me to do anything else even though my parents thought artists was not a profession. The role of an artist is to be true to yourself."

"My canvas begins as a photograph and the mouse as my brush. From that point on, my creative work focuses on exploring shapes, colors, and movement that are in the photograph. I don’t record the steps taken to achieve this focus, so each work is unique and new. This allows me to take a new journey of discovery with each piece I create."

Brazilian painter, Gastao Cristofani was born in 1964. He has been recognized by several art critics and has had exhibits at the House of Culture for both the private and public sectors of Ribeirão Preto and also in the city of Sāo Paulo capital. Today he lives in Tadworth, England.

“I create the female form from a sacred source of inspiration and commitment. This work has evolved from my deep inner conviction that female energy, fully aware of itself, will contribute essential wisdom to critical issues facing the planet.”

Arrachme is an internationally renowned artist with current work in museums worldwide. She is included in exhibitions for specific worthy causes. Her consistently published award-winning series have a thread of peaceful energy and take you to that needed respite where time stands still. Not limited to galleries and events in New York, Monte Carlo, Art Basel Miami, South Korea, Portugal, England, etc., her work is collected privately. 

 Enzo Crispino's work is published byVogue Italia and Art + Commerce agency, New York. Since 2015 he has been a member of the American agency  Freelance Blink Photographers in New York. His images have received numerous awards and titles, in India, Australia, Italy, Russia, the United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, and Crispino continues to actively exhibit and sell work internationally. He is represented by InArte / Werkkunst Gallery in Bergamo.

Born 1970 in Tirana, Albania to a family of creators, Jon Kraja was raised during the period of communist dictatorship in Albania. His work is characterized by an original style, result of a self-taught research, going beyond the limits of conformism. He creates powerful and astonishing art in painting, graphics, installation, sculpture and stage design. He is concerned with the subconscious, which leads him to the universe, to the attractiveness of lifeless objects, to the exploration of the human being, to the combination of life and death, shadows, and lights that enlighten unexplored spaces of creation.

Norwegian artist and photographer, Rune Baashus has been active in commercial photography for many years, including in advertising, the car industry as well as architectural and industrial photography. Over recent years he has taken a step back from his commercial practice and today he is mostly concerned with Photography as art. With a technical background, as well as experience in graphic design, Rune has the developed the ability to create photographs which look like paintings.