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Pursuit of balance in contemporary art
In contemporary art, the pursuit of balance is less about symmetry and harmony in the traditional sense and more about negotiating tension, contrast, and complexity. Artists today operate in a world shaped by rapid technological change, cultural hybridity, and social fragmentation. Within…
Gregg Simpson
I was born in Ottawa, Canada in 1947, but grew up on the west coast. I currently live on Bowen Island. I have been active in visual art and music since the mid-1960s. My work has been exhibited and pu
Çınar Keleşer
"My practice is rooted in 'Organic Gridism,' a movement I founded to deconstruct the tyranny of mechanical order. Through the 'Grid,' I explore the existential field of interrogation, merging traditio
The Forest: A Sanctuary of Silence and Memory
In this series, Oleksandr explores the forest not as a geographic location, but as an emotional state. Through his authorial in-camera technique, the trees, light, and shadows merge into a single, fluid rhythm.
Big city lights
The concept of big city lights embodies the vibrant and dynamic energy of urban environments. These illuminated landscapes, characterized by towering skyscrapers, neon signs, and bustling streets, create a dazzling visual spectacle, especially at night.
Eelke Van Hoof
Often my work is being described as spiritual. The term I like to use now is ‘mysterious abstract’. For a lot of people it evokes a sense of otherworldliness, other dimensions or the spirit world.
Denys Chumachenko
The body in my paintings is not a subject – it is a structure. I work with figures that hold tension without resolving into a clear image: forms that don't fully align, color that separates and connec