Jeff Roland, 1969 | Surrealist / Abstract painter

Jeff Roland (born 16 June 1969 in Longeville-lès-Metz, Moselle, France) is a French artist and curator, known for his characteristic bold, colourful pieces fusing aspects of the raw style with contemporary literary and visual references.

He is part of a group of artists known as neo-outsiders, a term coined by Dr. Melissa Westbrook, as a result of her research into the developments of Outsider Art in the 21st century, and the impact of the internet and social networks on Contemporary Art.

His work is part of the London Museum of Everything permanent collection, and the Barcelona Davis Museum collection.

He has exhibited in several countries in Europe and was recently invited to show his work at the University of Nancy in France. Roland is also curating for the city of Liverdun, and organizes shows at Chateau Corbin, specializing in outsider art.

Brian Rolfe, 1972

I am a Johannesburg based artist. I create paintings that are unique to South Africa and Africa. My work focuses on the world around me. I do not always create a realistic representation of what I observe but often walk into a landscape and rather paint what I feel than what I see. “My work is a celebration of life and the power of the universe. We have such a strong connection with the universe but it is often masked by our strive for existence and survival”. ”I expect my audience, when they see my work, to be triggered by something they know so well but have neglected to acknowledge for some time. To awaken in them a feeling or memory, that will strengthen their connection with the earth and their reason for living”.

Keith Perelli, 1968

Keith Perelli a visual artist working in painting, drawing and printmaking. He has participated in numerous, national and international invitation and juried exhibitions. He has exhibited his work at D.O.C.S. Gallery New Orleans, Found Gallery, Los Angeles and Steve Martin Fine Art in Miami. Mr. Perelli has been a recipient of The SURDNA Foundation Arts Teacher’s Fellowship, Louisiana Division of the Arts Fellowship and a Foundation Ratti Arts Fellowship. He has received six professional development grants from the Louisiana Division of the Arts.

Michelangelo ~ Cappella Paolina, Vaticano

500 metri quadri decorati da un solo uomo in quattro anni di accanito lavoro e che rappresentano la piena espressione degli ideali artistici del Rinascimento. Tra il 1537-1540 Paolo III fece costruire una nuova cappella privata da Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane con l'ausilio di Perin del Vaga. Lo stesso papa, al termine dei lavori, vi celebrò personalmente la messa di consacrazione, dedicandola a San Paolo Apostolo. 

Laura Robb, 1955 ~ Still life

Laura Robb grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma and entered art school at the age of sixteen. In 1974, Laura moved to New York City to study with Michael Aviano, and after returning to the Southwest, had the opportunity to receive critiques of her work by Richard Schmid. Since moving to Taos, New Mexico in 1986, Laura's art travels have taken her to France, Spain, Guatemala, and across the United States. She has exhibited in numerous group and one person shows and received many awards. Her paintings, in both watercolor and oil, portray a variety of subject matter. She continues to create still-life, figurative and landscape works from her studio near Taos, New Mexico.

Klaus Kampert, 1953 | Figurative photographer

German photographer Klaus Kampert lives and works as a freelancer in Duesseldorf, Germany. As a photographer he is self-taught. After working for many well-known photographers in the advertising field, he established his own business in 1981 in Duesseldorf. His main interest is people-photography focussing on beauty, portrait, figures and dance.

He works for leading advertising agencies and companies but also indulges in artistic photography.

Many of his images, especially nudes and ballet-dancers have been printed in international publications and are very asked for among collectors. Membership in Bund Freischaffender Foto-Designer, BFF (leading german Photographers` association) since 1984.

Alfredas Jurevičius, 1959

Alfredas Jurevičius was born in 1959 in Telšiai. He studied at Stepas Žukas Art Technical School in Kaunas, later K. Preikšas Pedagogical Institute in Šiauliai and in 1991 entered Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts. The artist joined the Lithuanian Artists' Association in 2003.

Pavel Guzenko, 1977

Guzenko Pavel Petrovich, Ukrainian painter, born in 1977. From 1987-1991 studied at art school Korosten. From 1992-1995 studied at the Republican Art High School. About five years worked as a designer, and from 2006 to today paints oil paintings, lives in Kiev. The works of Pavel are very colorful, peculiar, they do not convey the precise shape and color. He holds a master of abstract transfering and color saturation, thereby creating a visual impression, and his vision of painting as a whole.