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Banksy has new murals in the city of Borodianka, Ukraine, the street artist completed seven new works in Ukraine.

You can find his new artwork in the Art House Online Gallery. the seven murals are confirmed to be his work. The murals appeared in the city of Borodianka located in the northwest of Kyiv. Other works are located in ​​the capital and other cities in the region.

The first artwork shows a gymnast balancing on a pile of rubble on the wall of bombed building.

Another artwork shows a little boy, wearing a martial arts uniform tied with a black belt, flipping a grown man onto his back.

Other murals showed two children using a seesaw, and a woman holding a fire extinguisher.

Multiple artworks marked the history and remained as one of the most famous artwork of all time. The artworks of either Leonardo da Vinci or Van Gogh

1-The Mona Lisa  

The Mona Lisa  is a portrait painted by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci. This artwork is considered a masterpiece of the Renaissance period. You can say that is the most famous one. it is right now exposed In Louvre Museum. This artwork did not reveal of its secrets especially the enigmatic expressions of the Mona Lisa.

Medium: Oil on a white Lombardy poplar panel.

Period: 1503 and 1506.

Exposition: Louvre Museum, Paris France.

2-The Starry Night

The Starry Night is an artwork achieved by Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. This artwork was painted in 1889, it reflects the view from Vincent van Gogh’s room in his  depicts the view from the east-facing window of his asylum room in France. This artwork contains an imaginary village making the artwork more special.

Medium: oil-on-canvas

Period: 1888

Exposition: Museum of Modern Art, New York City.

3- Girl with a Pearl Earring

Girl with a Pearl Earring is an artwork of the Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer. This artwork dates back to c. 1665. The artwork is an oil painting. The artwork became famous in the 20th century. It is currently exposed in the Mauritshuis in The Hague in Netherland since 1902.

Medium: oil-on-canvas

Period: 1665

Exposition: Mauritshuis in The Hague in Netherland.

4- The Kiss (Klimt)

The Kiss is an artwork of the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. The artist used oil-on-canvas with added gold leaf as a medium.  It was achieved between 1907 and 1908. You can find the artwork now in  the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere museum in the Belvedere, Vienna.

Medium: oil-on-canvas with added gold leaf

Period: 1907 and 1908

Exposition: Österreichische Galerie Belvedere museum in the Belvedere, Vienna.

5- The Last Supper (Leonardo)

The Last Supper is an artwork of the artist Leonardo da Vinci. dated to c. 1495–1498. mural painting by the Italian High Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci, dated to c. 1495–1498. The painting is a scene of the Last Supper of Jesus together with the Twelve Apostles. This artwork is characterised by a great mastery of  the space making it one of the most recognisable. You can find this artwork exposed in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.

Medium: Oil Mural painting.

Period: 1495–1498.

Exposition: Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, Italy.

6-The Son of Man

The Son of Man (French: Le fils de l’homme) is a 1964 painting by the Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte. It is perhaps his best-known artwork.

Magritte painted it as a self-portrait. The painting consists of a man in an overcoat and a bowler hat standing in front of a low wall, beyond which are the sea and a cloudy sky. The man’s face is largely obscured by a hovering green apple. However, the man’s eyes can be seen peeking over the edge of the apple. Another subtle feature is that the man’s left arm appears to bend backwards at the elbow.

Medium: Oil on canvas;

Period: 1964

Exposition: Private collection.

7-Van Gogh self-portrait

Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh painted a self-portrait in oil on canvas in September 1889. The work, which may have been Van Gogh’s last self-portrait, was painted shortly before he left Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in southern France. The painting is now exhibited at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

Medium: Oil on canvas;

Period: 1889

Exposition: Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

8- Salvator Mundi (Leonardo)

Salvator Mundi or ”Savior of the World” is a painting of the Italian High Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci, dated to c. 1499–1510. Long thought to be a copy of a lost original veiled with overpainting, it was rediscovered, restored, and added in a major exhibition of Leonardo’s work at the National Gallery, London, in 2011–2012.

Medium: Oil on walnut panel;

Period:  1499–1510.

Exposition: The National Gallery, London.

9-Lady with an Ermine

The Lady with an Ermine is a portrait painting widely attributed to the Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci. Dated to c. 1489–1491, the work is painted in oils on a panel of walnut wood. Its subject is Cecilia Gallerani, a mistress of Ludovico Sforza , Duke of Milan; Leonardo was painter to the Sforza court in Milan at the time of its execution.

Medium: Oil on walnut panel;

Period:  1489–1491.

Exposition: Czartoryski Museum, Kraków, Poland

10- American Gothic (Wood), Grant Wood

American Gothic is a painting by Grant Wood in the Friends of American Art Collection at the Art Institute of Chicago. Wood was inspired by an atypical house designed in a medieval European style whose details caught his eye, including the presence of an upper window with three pointed arches, similar to those of Gothic churches

Medium: Oil on beaverboard;

Period:  1930.

Exposition: Art Institute of Chicago.

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Artist : farnaz Pourkashef
Country : Iran
Email: Pourkasheffarnaz@gmail.com
Biography: I know myself a creative, artistic and curious Graphics Designer with a talent for thinking outside the box and coming up with innovative ideas and designs. I graduated with a good Class degree in M.A Handicrafts from art University of Tehran and subsequently have worked in the Art and design industry for the past 5 years. As an Iranian woman artist, trying to do my best in providing excellent service to all customers and doing my own art styles.
Artwork: Turkish glass
Medium: Combining acrylic paint with volumetric knitting yarn on canvas
Dimensions: 60cm diameter circle canvas

Artist : Kateryna Brovkova
Country : Ukraine
Email: brofashion.illustration@gmail.com
Website: https://www.behance.net/bro_illustration
Biography: Greetings to the Team!

My name is Kateryna Brovkova. I am an artist, illustrator & fashion designer from Ukraine.  I’m very proud and happy to be Ukrainian, even despite so painful trials for all Ukrainian people, that we are going through now.
Currently, I live in Munich, Germany. I was forced to temporarily relocate due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
I’m a participant and a winner of multiple arts and fashion competitions (FIDA WORLDWIDE, DRAWADOT). I have been working in the field of fashion & commercial illustration and design for many years, as well as working on graphic content for social networks, producing my own Illustration brands of prints and postcards in Ukraine, and being a part of worldwide fashion illustration and design community.
 I have always paid attention to fashion details, patterns, textiles, and colors, starting from my parents’ clothes in the childhood 

 I was starting to draw starting 3 y.o age, and then, was learning to draw and express the forms and objects using different mediums and technics.
All my creative & business activities have always been related to design, fashion and art. Now, in the modern world, the need for sustainable fashion and reasonable consumption in common is more acute than ever. That is why I transferred part of my creativity to the digital medium. Translating fashion images in my art compilations, I appeal to the uniqueness and value of ideas, moving to chamber capsule collections.
 I believe that art has the ability to transmit global values and be an influencer for the design and fashion industries.
And of course, art is the best way to emphasize your individuality and
give meaning, special feelings, and vibes to all your spaces – private or commercial.
Since I practice Kundalini Yoga, I’m working with creative, high-vibes vibrations, and good-feeling positive energies. So all of my art pieces are created when I’m happy and full of energy and put all that energy of love and growth into art.
Thus, I share not only my art but also good vibes from this art.
https://www.behance.net/bro_illustration
https://instagram.com/bro_fashion_illustration
This collection symbolizes the idea that in each of us there is a child who believes in his\her dreams and hear the soul. As long as we believe in our dreams, we can achieve anything!
Even as an adult, it’s important to keep dreaming big and believing in yourself!
«You can dream it, you can do this» (c) Disney
Artwork : Cinderella Shoes
Medium: Mixed Media , Digital Art
Dimensions:  A3 size

Artist : Josey Jessee
Country : United States
Email: joseyjessee@gmail.com
Website: https://joseyjessee.com/
Bio:

Josey Jessee (b. 2000) is an artist and college student currently living in Savannah, GA. Jessee was born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, until she left to attend college at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in 2018.

Thanks to her family, Jessee has been immersed in the fine arts since birth. Her mother is an art collector and her father a photographer. She was encouraged to create by her parents and, as such, has been making paintings since she was four. This art-positive environment ultimately led her to study many different art disciplines in college before finally settling on painting as her major.

Jessee mainly works with acrylic in abstract ways. She employs a strong use of color in her work, resulting in vibrant compositions. Besides traditional media, she has started to work with new media art, mainly digital and video.

Jessee graduated in the Summer of 2022 from SCAD with a BFA in Painting. Jessee is still deciding where she plans to move next. However, regardless of where she ends up, her cat Bread will be with her, and so will her art.

Statement:

As a young adult, having grown up with social media and advertising, I cannot help but become influenced by the idea that perfection is achievable. Growing up, I have constantly considered myself different or “other” from my peers. This inseparable part of my identity has caused me to strive for perfection throughout my life. If I was perfect, maybe I could blend into the crowd. If I were perfect, perhaps all my issues would lessen. The work I am creating is a visual representation of how the goal of trying to achieve perfection—in our work and in ourselves—is incompatible with the messiness of life.

I accomplish this in two ways: first, by using white acrylic panels that have been laser cut to create perfect geometric-shaped holes, and second, by creating abstract expressionist paintings on panels that represent the chaos in our lives. The process of assembling the works is part of the experience. While building my work, it becomes apparent that even the acrylic panel is not perfect. The closer you look, the more the defects stand out.

Ultimately I’ve come to realize that even perfection is flawed. By assembling these two components into a whole piece, the viewer is confronted with the abstract concept of perfectionism put into physical terms. I want viewers to consider how this concept of perfection affects their daily lives when viewing my work.
Artwork : Triangle Peg #3
Medium: Mixed media and acrylic panel on wood panel
Dimensions:  12″ x 12″ x 12″

Artist: Kauri Crownhart
Country: United States
Email: kauriart.biz@gmail.com
Website: https://www.kauricrownhart.com/
biography: Kauri Crownhart is a self-taught mixed media painter who specializes in oils. Having sold her work professionally for 3 years, she is gearing up for her first solo exhibition and couldn’t be more thrilled! Kauri likes to explore the depths of the human psyche and existential nature of existence in her pieces. Her aim is to encourage the viewer’s emotions to evolve into deep thought in the realm of faith. She is currently working on a coffee-table book to accompany her newest series, “Into the Light,” which walks through her personal experience with God and discusses the process behind each painting.
Artwork : The Heavens Opened
Medium: Oils on canvas

Dimensions:  10×10″

Artist : Natalia Browarnik,
Country : Israel,
Email: nataliab9@yahoo.com
Biography: My name is Natalia Browarnik.
I am a professional artist. I was born in Belarus.
I’ve had a passion for drawing all my life. From the age of nine I studied at an art school. Then I graduated from the College of Arts in Minsk and then I graduated the Belarusian State Academy of Arts. Now I live in Israel.
I have several my own exhibition in Belarus, USA and in Israel and I have also taken part in a national painting contests.
My art works can be found in private collections in Israel, Belarus, Russia, USA , Canada  end Europe. Nowadays I participate in various art exhibitions in Israel and abroad .
  In my art works I try to convey the harmony and beauty of everything around me. Nature inspires me to create bright, light sketches and paintings in oils and watercolors. Also, the graphics in all its variety of techniques do not leave me indifferent. I like to paint landscapes, portraits of people.
Artwork: The Storm
Medium: Paper, acrylic, charcoal
Dimensions: 69X99 cm.

Artist: Cesar Vianna
Country: Canada
zip-code: J9X 2J2
Email: cesaravnunes@yahoo.ca
Website: https://linktr.ee/czarnunes
Biography: I am a multitasking Canadian / Brazilian professional artist, I am a member of the International Association of Visual Artists (IAVA). I was born in Sao Paulo (where I studied design and architecture).

For several years I taught how to draw and art history. I arrived in Canada in 2012, where I obtained another degree in Visual Arts at Laval University. I have lived and worked in Rouyn-Noranda, province of Quebec, since 2014. For several years I taught how to draw and art history. I arrived in Canada in 2012, where I obtained another degree in Visual Arts at Laval University. I have lived and worked in Rouyn-Noranda, province of Quebec, since 2014.

Among my multiple skills, the most important is illustration. Also, I have skills in photography, acrylic painting, watercolor, pastel, screen printing, lithography, wash-off, scratchboard, wood burning and some non conventional materials (such as eye shadows, for example). My work is very eclectic. In my journey, I explore different techniques (conventional and non conventional). My principal goal is illustration. I draw with pencils, brushes, wood burners and other tools. I look to create an impact on the public with my art. As a citizen of 2 countries, I don’t have any specific aesthetic. My work is at times realistic, at others surreal / abstract. I seek the perfection of images from the classical past combined with the attitude and abstraction of contemporary arts. The nature and complexity of human forms are my sources of inspiration. I use vibrant colors and strong contrasts on minimalist representations. My work is very luminous and vibrant. After the pandemics, I realized the world was really dark, almost miserable because of the situation. I canalized all negative energy at that moment and started to explore and research. Pandemics opened a new door for me, the world’s door. I started to know people from different parts of the planet and inspire my artwork on those people. All characters I had in my 2020 and 2021 production are inspired by real people from different countries. Ordinary people  with real problems that never thought one day could be in an art piece.

At last, I draw what I see, what I feel and I do it  with passion and instinct.

Web sites, social media and contact

Cesar Vianna

e-mail: cesaravnunes@yahoo.ca

linktree: https://linktr.ee/czarnunes

web site: https://www.gallea.ca/en/artists/cesar-vianna-nunes

web site: https://artogalleria.com/fr/artist/cesar-vianna/artworks?current_page=1&page_size=60&sort=featured&seed=21578025

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/czarnunes/

Instagam: https://www.instagram.com/gay_art_2020/

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/cesar.nunes.77770

ACADEMIC TRAINING

I- Bachelor of Graphic Design 2013 – 2016
Laval University, Quebec (Canada)
    Advanced training (disciplines in the field of visual arts)
• Image generation: drawing (fall 2013 – 90h – Marie Lessard)
• Image generation: photography (winter 2014 – 90h – Rodrigue Bélanger)
• Illustration: exploration (fall 2014 – 90h – Marie Lessard)
• Screen printing (winter 2015 – 90h – Sébastien Lavoie)
• Lithograph (fall 2015 – 90h – Denis Simard)
• Edition illustration (winter 2016 – 90h – Marie Lessard)
• Graphic animation (winter 2016 – 90h – Jean-Jacques Tremblay)

II- Bachelor of Design and Architecture 1996 – 2002
University of São Paulo / FAU-USP, São Paulo (Brazil) – usp.br/fau
    Advanced training (disciplines in the field of visual arts)
• History of art – 480 h
• History of architecture – 480 h
• Drawing and illustration – 480 h – with Minoru Naturo and Claudio Tosi
  Publication:
“Station of light – the postcard of the city of São Paulo” (2002)

ADDITIONAL TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

I- Lithography II: the digital image
(4 and 5/11/2017 – 12h – Joanne Poitras) – Atelier les mille feuilles, Rouyn-Noranda
II- Introduction to “marouflage” technique
(21 and 22/01/2017 – 12 noon – Louisa Nicol) – Rouyn-Noranda Art Museum
III- Initiation to lithography
(3/11/2016 – 6h – Louis Brien) – Atelier les mille feuilles, Rouyn-Noranda
IV- Painting workshop
(fall 2016, fall 2017, winter 2017, fall 2018, winter 2019, automne 2019 – 230 hours – Martine Savard) – Rouyn-Noranda Art Museum
V- Drawing workshops
(live model – fall 2016, fall 2017, winter 2017, fall 2018, winter 2019, fall 2019 – 70 hours – Martine Savard) – Rouyn-Noranda Art Museum

TEATCHING

I- Professor of Art History and Drawing
Nove de Julho University, São Paulo (Brazil) – uninove.br 2008 – 2012
II- Professor of Art History and Drawing
Vésper School, São Paulo (Brazil) – escolavesper.com.br 2001 – 2011

EXHIBITIONS (WITH JURY) AND DISTINCTIONS

• BeefCake Magazine #5 (3 pieces published and art column) – (March – 2022)
• NNC Vworld Mag (1 pieces published at challenge 2021) – (January – 2022)
• Celebration (collective exhibition) – Fontaine des arts Gallery – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (December 2021/ January 2022)
• BeefCake Magazine #4 (3 pieces published) – (December 2021)
• Queer art winterfest- New York, USA – exhibition at the art gallery (December – 2021)
• Benefit exhibition Parle moi d´amour (Maison des arts Desjardins) – Drummondville, Canada (December 2021) – benefit exhibition at Les Impatients
• $ 100 per square foot – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (November / December 2021)
• Gallea art gallery – Nudes Curators art collection (1 artwork in a collective exhibition) – Quebec , Canada – online exhibition (November – 2021)
• A Help II – International Association of Visual Artists (IAVA) – Firenzi, Italy  – on line exhibition – (October – December 2021)
• Dandy Queer Art open (collective exhibition) – USA – online exhibition (June – 2021)
• Gallea art gallery – Nudes Curators art collection (1 artwork in a collective exhibition) – Quebec , Canada – online exhibition (August – 2021)
• 11th International Miniature Art (Louise-Carrier Exhibition Center) – Levis, Canada (June – September 2021)
• Enigma Mystery Art Auction 2021 – Fogo Island, Canada – exhibition at the art gallery (July – 2021) – fundraising auction to Fogo Island Pride
• Queer art summerfest – New York, USA – exhibition at the art gallery (July – 2021)
• Gallea art gallery – Nudes Curators art collection (1 artwork in a collective exhibition) – Quebec , Canada – online exhibition (June – 2021)
• Through the glory hole / Doable Guys group – New York, USA – online exhibition and at the art gallery (may 2021)
• Gallea art gallery – Contemporary art collection (2 artworks in a collective exhibition) – Quebec , Canada – online exhibition (Mai – 2021)
• Art house gallery on line (april – june 2021) – online exhibition and merit award – april edition
• Gallea art gallery – Small artwork collection (2 artworks on a collective exhibition) – Quebec , Canada – online exhibition (April – 2021)
• Art house gallery on line (january – april 2021) – online exhibition and honor award january edition
• Infinity Sketch exhibition – Brooklyn Art Library / art gallery – New York, USA (2021) – online exhibition and at the art gallery, publication of work in the gallery’s infinity sketch book (april 2021)
• Gallea art gallery – permanent exhibition – Quebec , Canada – online exhibition (2021)
• Doodledick art gallery – permanent exhibition – London , England – online exhibition (2021)
• $ 100 per square foot – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (December 2020)
benefit exhibition at l’Ecart des Arts
• 2020 Winter Exhibition – San Diego Museum of Art – San Diego, USA (December 2020, january 2021)
• Ephemeral masculine dream –  Chopperchunky  art gallery – London , England – online exhibition (October – November 2020)
• Drawing from life – Chopperchunky  art gallery – London , England – online exhibition (October – November 2020)
• A Help – International Association of Visual Artists (IAVA) – Firenzi, Italy  – on line exhibition – (October – December 2020)
• Sketchbook Project 2020- Brooklyn Art Library / art gallery – New York, USA (April 2020)
traveling exhibition by the United States (2020-2021), permanent exhibition at the library (after 2021)
• Project 14 day portrait – Brooklyn Art Library / art gallery – New York, USA (April 2020)
virtual exhibition / publication of work in the gallery’s portrait book (September of 2020)
• Let’s draw the world contest – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (April 2020)
first prize, virtual exhibition
• $ 100 per square foot – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (December 2019)
benefit exhibition at l’Ecart des Arts
• Ethno Prize 2019 – La Mosaique – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (June 2019)
work “Quiétude” (2014) chosen to be the Ethno Prize 2019
• 10th International Miniature Art (Louise-Carrier Exhibition Center) – Lévis, Canada (June – September
• Benefit exhibition Parle moi d´amour (Maison des arts Desjardins) – Drummondville, Canada (January 2019) – benefit exhibition at Les Impatients (art gallery)
2019)
• $ 100 per square foot – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (December 2018)
benefit exhibition at l’Ecart des Arts
• Art auction (Galerie la Fonataine des arts) – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (June 2018)
fundraising auction to Refuge la bonne étoile
• 14th Biennial of Art in Miniature (Le Rift Gallery) – Ville Marie, Canada (June – September 2018)
• Exhibition – Rouyn-Noranda Art Museum, Canada (May – June – 2018)
• $ 100 per square foot – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (December 2017)
benefit exhibition at l’Ecart des Arts
• Exhibition – Rouyn-Noranda Art Museum, Canada (April – 2017)
• $ 100 per square foot – Rouyn-Noranda, Canada (December 2016)
benefit exhibition at l’Ecart des Arts
• Illustration competition “image of words” (U. Laval), Quebec, Canada, 2016
second prize, exhibition at U. Laval and at Studio P (presentation evening of the winners, in Quebec City, April 15, 2016, publication in the CEULa literary review “L’Érit primal” and published on the website of the newspaper Le Fil (Volume 51, number 25, 21 April 2016)
• Book cover illustration contest (U. Laval and Éditions Alto) Quebec, Canada, 2016
special mention awarded by the jury and exhibition at the Musée de la Civilization (Quebec)
• Forest Sciences Week photography competition (U. Laval) Quebec, Canada, 2016
SSF public selection prize (right to participate in the exhibition during the year 2016), exhibition at U. Laval (Desjardins pavilion and Abitibi-Price pavilion, from February 2016 to February 2017)
• Interuniversity photography competition 2015-2016 (U. of Montreal) *, Montreal, Canada
selected by the jury for the traveling exhibition (Universities of Quebec)
• Interuniversity comic competition 2015-2016 (U. de Montréal) *, Montreal, Canada
selected by the jury for the traveling exhibition (Universities of Quebec)
• 2014-2015 interuniversity comic book competition (U. of Montreal) *, Montreal, Canada
selected by the jury for the traveling exhibition (Universities of Quebec)
• 2013-2014 interuniversity comic book competition (U. of Montreal) *, Montreal, Canada
selected by the jury for the traveling exhibition (Universities of Quebec)
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (June 2012)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (November 2011)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (June 2011)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (December 2010)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (June 2010)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (December 2009)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (June 2009)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (December 2008)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Exhibition – Universidade 9 de julho – Sao Paulo, Brazil (June 2008)
exhibition of works in the gallery and curator of the exhibition
• Publication of design and art history notebooks – Sao Paulo, Brazil (January 2007)
publication of notebooks by the Vésper school
• Publication and exhibition of the work “Station of light – the postcard of the city of São Paulo” Sao Paulo, Brazil (April 2002)

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* Observations in relation to inter university competitions:
1- Organized by the Grouping of University Cultural and Community Animation Services (RESUACC).
 2- Itinerant exhibition: Exhibition center of the University of Montreal, St-Boniface University College in Manitoba, HEC Montreal, University of Quebec at Chicoutimi (UQAC), University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM), University of Quebec at Rimouski , University of Quebec at Rimouski – Lévis Campus, University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières, University of Quebec in Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT), University of Quebec in Outaouais and Laval University

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

• International Association of Visual Artists (member – artist)
• Rouyn-Noranda Art Museum (member – artist)
• Ecart des arts – art gallery (member – artist)
• Abitibi-Témiscamingue Culture Council (member – artist)
• Doable Guys (member – artist)
• Brooklyn Art Library (member – artist)
Artwork: Concentration
Medium : eye shadows on paper
Dimensions : 8×10 inches

Artist : Negar Roshan
Country: Iran
Email: negarroshan0@gmail.com
Biography: Negar Roshan, born on 6/6/1997 in Isfahan / Iran-with a degree in graphics and painting from Guilan University of Art and Architecture in 2020.
Her activity has been from 2009 until now (painting and photography)
 And she is interested in surreal and abstract and linear designs.

Beyond our intellect and logic, there are worlds that sometimes communicate with us, Creatures that live in our world.
Some from our kind and some others from kinds that are probably unfamiliar to most of us;
Many of us, humans, cannot see them as we are unable to see inner nature and emotions of our fellowman. As technology develops, humans become blind and have lost existential truth of each other and even themselves;
As if we became blind…
A frightening scream in a world that all claim sight, is complicated, while the most blind humans where those who didn’t want to see not others who couldn’t see.
Ultimately, this blindness influences everyone and takes consciousness and cognition from people in one moment, and then there’s no culture and no humanity. Technology won’t work anymore and fear and shock fills the heart of any human and will lead him to the dark like his eyes.
Artwork: Seeing
Medium: Painting
Dimensions: 120*80

Artist : Henry Bosak
Country : United States
Email: henrybosakdesign@gmail.com
Website: henrybosak.com
Biography: Why do I do my art? A valid question I suppose. The best reason I have been able to come up with is that I love to create! There is just something so fulfilling about getting lost in the process of creating…time stands still. To be able to look at an image, object or scene and recreate it on canvas or paper in the most realistic way that I can. Being able to share with someone what I’ve captured on the canvas or paper brings me so much satisfaction.
Artwork: Coffee With Close Friends
Medium : Acrylic
Dimensions : 14×11