Author: Seraphina Calder

Nicola Mastroserio is not an artist who conforms to expectations. He does not chase fleeting trends or adjust his work to fit the commercial art market. Instead, his paintings are an exploration of deeper truths—questions about existence, intelligence, and the unseen forces that shape our reality. Mastroserio approaches his art with the discipline of a researcher, treating each canvas as a philosophical inquiry rather than a spectacle. For him, art is more than a practice; it is a lifelong pursuit of knowledge. He does not simply nod to artistic predecessors like Duchamp or Beuys—he actively engages with their ideas, challenging…

Shané Richter, known artistically as Lilith, works under the brand Darkly Dreamt, creating artwork that delves into the macabre, the psychological, and the gothic. Her pieces explore the beauty found in darkness, blending traditional and digital techniques to craft eerie, immersive visuals. Through ink, watercolor, and digital media, she builds imagery that feels both haunting and deeply personal. Every brushstroke and digital rendering carries an emotional weight, pulling the viewer into an unsettling yet captivating world. Her art is rooted in storytelling, drawing from mythology, personal experience, and gothic aesthetics to create work that evokes emotion and provokes thought. She…

Jean-Michel Basquiat Saturday night (Saturday night) (1984) will lead the next 20th century night sale of the 20th century in Hong Kong. Scheduled for March 28, the sale will coincide with Art Basel Hong Kong for the first time. The frenetic paint, full of hot, red skewers, is estimated at $ 95 million to HK – HK $ 125 million ($ 13 million US – $ 16 million).This Basquiat’s career period was defined by his collaboration with Andy Warhol, during which he produced more than 150 paintings. Saturday night (Saturday night) The same year was created at the first exhibition…

Mojgan McClusky’s path as an artist is shaped by resilience, reinvention, and the ability of art to communicate beyond words. Originally from Iran, she arrived in the U.S. as a teenager with little more than a passion for creation. In a new country and unfamiliar culture, art became her voice—a way to express emotions and experiences that words could not capture. Her childhood, marked by a struggle for confidence, led her to find refuge in creativity, where she could carve out a space of her own. Her work goes beyond structure and color; it delves into memory, emotion, and the…

Francisco Merello is a visual artist from Chile whose work exists at the intersection of abstract expressionism, surrealism, and symbolism. His art is a deep exploration of human nature, emotions, and the tension between the individual and society. Using painting, drawing, and digital media, Merello crafts compositions that pulse with movement and color, drawing viewers into dreamlike spaces that blur the line between reality and the subconscious. His work is instantly recognizable—figures are distorted yet expressive, organic shapes intertwine, and layers of intricate patterns reveal themselves upon closer inspection. Each piece feels alive, shifting with the viewer’s perspective, offering new…

Martin Collier, known as Marcol from ArtistAffect, approaches art with a deep fascination for both the creative process and the materials that make it possible. His artistic journey is hands-on and rooted in discovery—he doesn’t just paint; he delves into the very essence of color. When a supplier failed to provide clear information on an order, Collier took matters into his own hands and began crafting his own oil paints from raw pigments. This hands-on experimentation reflects his commitment to understanding every element of his craft. Collier’s artistic process blends intuition with careful thought. Drawing inspiration from artists like Stefan…

Mario Meier is an artist whose work compels us to pause, think, and connect. Working as both a creator and a gallery owner in Saxony, Germany, he immerses himself in a world where the boundaries between body, mind, and nature blur. Meier’s paintings speak to the complexities of life through symbolic metaphors and organic forms. His exploration of human existence—its vulnerabilities, strengths, and its relationship with the natural world—infuses his work with both depth and emotion. Through the PARIO ART GALLERY, which he runs, Meier has created a space that encourages creative dialogue, inviting viewers to engage with his art…

Albert Deak is a professional artist with a distinctive and evolving artistic journey. His career began in 1989 when he earned a degree in ceramics from a university in Eastern Europe. Over time, his artistic curiosity led him beyond ceramics into painting, digital art, and graphic design. His work prioritizes originality, exploring the limitless nature of creativity through abstraction and expression. Deak draws inspiration from influential artists such as Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, and Wassily Kandinsky. His art does not conform to rigid definitions but instead speaks from the heart, inviting viewers into a world that transcends boundaries. His latest…

Samaj X is an artist whose work delves deep into the layers of the human experience—merging personal reflection, cultural heritage, and contemporary life into a powerful visual language. His art is a blend of intuition and introspection, where each piece emerges from the intersection of the collective conscience and the individual’s inner world. For Samaj X, the process of creating art is as transformative as the finished work itself, a journey of discovery that ultimately reveals a singular identity in the chaos of inputs. In his abstract paintings, Samaj X explores the complexity of life’s multifaceted nature. He doesn’t just…

For over two decades, Sharon Matusiak dedicated herself to figurative painting, using her art to explore her existence and place in the world. However, a profound shift occurred as her growing concern for environmental destruction, global warming, and species extinction deepened. Inspired by the GAIA theory, which views Earth as a self-regulating living system, Matusiak redefined her artistic path. Today, she channels her creative energy into confronting humanity’s impact on the planet. Her work serves as a wake-up call to those in positions of power who have the ability to enact change but choose inaction. Living on 20 acres of…