Explore the Colorful Edition of artgenève 2024

While many artists have turned to representation to embody life in 2023, Werfel uses abstraction with disjunctive marks and colors to convey the cacophony of political/cultural currents that surround her.

Lifshitz's dynamic transition from lyrical abstraction to a more figurative style in the 1960s marked him as a pioneering figure in Israeli postmodernist art.

Yona Lotan's evocative urban scenes and diverse use of media earned him recognition, with his works displayed in numerous prestigious collections.

Brigitte Dravet is a passionate and versatile artist, inspired by her architect father. Her childhood spent drawing, coloring, and painting allowed her to express herself and find her artistic path. After studying fine arts, she ventured into creating painted décors, photography, video, and painting. Her intuitive and eclectic work reflects her aspirations and life philosophy, blending joy, tranquility, and spirituality. Her abstract and minimalist works, inspired by the horizon, the sea, and the sky, invite contemplation and reflection.

María Burgaz (Madrid, 1970) knew from a very young age that art was her thing. She began her path at the School of Decorative Arts in Madrid, and graduated in Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid, specializing in Painting.

Since then he has shown his work in solo and group exhibitions both in Spain and abroad and his work can be found in many public and private collections

Marisa Macklin is a Contemporary Figurative Painter born in 1989 in Washington D.C.

Petra Gruiters holds dual citizenship of the Netherlands and Belgium. Born in the Netherlands, she now calls the vibrant city of Antwerp in Belgium her home.

The introduction I will include in my resume, since I have little to contribute in terms of academic studies related to Fine Arts, will focus on a large part of my work created to date.

Regina aims to create meaningful art that prompts reflection, using her deepest emotions to express herself on canvas, sharing a part of her inner self. The most distinctive aspect of her work is the use of color and bold combinations, making each piece unique.

Uri Reisman's art, blending personal and cultural themes, gained recognition posthumously, with exhibitions showcasing his diverse work in prominent Israeli museums.