Created largely from observation and largely from landscape, Kreimer’s heavy use of simple mark-making and thick oil paint shows inspiration from Auerbach. Both his observational and abstract work often use.. read more
Italian artist Anna Madia has certainly been influenced by Italian history. Her work is sensually composed with a strong Renaissance ambience. Dark backgrounds with subtle tones contrast against the lit.. read more
British painter Carl Beazley’s surreal portraits are distorted, twisted and emotional. Despite this, they have elements of hypo-realism, each painting showing tonal colours, pores and blemishes in the skin. Beazley.. read more
Brigitta Kocsis paints large images that create a contemporary fusion between the abstraction and figurative worlds. Using acrylics Kocsis builds a variety of layers and glazes that create depth and.. read more
New Yorker Leah Yerpe creates large-scale works that have dreamlike qualities. Her figures are either suspended in space in unusual compositions that either seem to be either floating and levitating.. read more
New York-based artist Winston Chmielinski paints figures that burst with a wealth and richness of colour. His pungent compositions are vivid and intense, painted with rigorous marks made by big brushes… read more
NEW YORK BASED ARTIST, Jim Gaylord’s work resonates still-frames from movie action sequences – possibly a conscious or subconscious influence from his first degree in Film. The images in his.. read more
Evie Cahir’s drawings are partial snap shots of scenes that leave us filling in the rest; there is a curiosity and oddness to them that creates mystery and intrigue. Based.. read more
New York-based artist Brendan Donleavy paints portraits that burst from the canvas. His large-scale images that overemphasise and exaggerate the form and fleshy tones aren’t dissimilar to the textures of.. read more
Our very own Hong Kong based-painter Stephen Megson will be exhibiting at ‘The Space’ 210 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan.
