Ivan Pili, concert musician, composer and visual artist, born in Cagliari in 1976, graduated in civil engineering. From an early age showed his artistic skills in design, distinguishing himself first in kindergarten and then in elementary school.
Realism | Contemporary art
Realism in the arts is generally the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully, without artificiality and avoiding speculative fiction and supernatural elements. Realism rejects imaginative idealization in favour of a close observation of outward appearances. Think of realistic portraits, landscapes, and still life paintings. These are all forms of realism which aim to capture the subject in a realistic style, and possibly to portray the subject in a way that captures the realities of life.
Wang Niandong (王念东) was born in Sichuan, China, in 1978. He has studied at Central Academy of Fine Art in Beijing, and the oil painting department of Sichuan Fine Art Institute in Chongqing, where he is now an associate professor.
” Hi I’m Andrew and I love to paint – in fact, I’m obsessed with it! I have been making art ever since I can remember and I spend every day trying to better myself as an Artist.
Jeff Rowland, born in North Tyneside, England (1964 – 2018). Known for his rain-soaked oil paintings during a career than spanned over 30 years, Jeff combined a romantic 1950s feel with his signature rain motif.
Nicole Roumelioti, a young artist from Greece, showcases life on canvas through the purity and beauty of the male and female body. Her style is Realism, mostly in black and white with a domain red element that signifies each painting.
Christiane Vleugels was born on March 3, 1963 in Schoten, Belgium. Ever since she was a young girl, she felt compelled to grab hold of every impression and translate them into a drawing.
Paintings by Jose Antonio Garrucho Roncero
Janto Garrucho is a self-taught artist from Spain. He was taking painting classes from an early age, stubborn […]
Paintings by Tan Jianwu (谭建武)
Tan Jianwu (谭建武) , was born in Leiyang, Hunan (China) in 1971. He graduated from the Fine Arts […]
After a brief attendance at the National School of Fine Arts, at age 19, Diego Gravinese had his first exhibitions in Buenos Aires, first in the mythical Giesso Space, then the Casal de Catalunya, following the Ibero-American Cooperation Institute (ICI) and eventually at Ruth Benzacar gallery with which he worked for more than 10 years, and in which he made his iconic show “Surfer” in 1997.