Artists

The Gallery collaborates with career contemporary Artists

KIM PRISU
Sculptor painter

Kim Prisu, a pseudonym for Joaquim António Gonçalves Borregana (born 15 November 1962), is a Portuguese painter. After 34 years in France, he once again lives in Portugal. His work combines Figuration Libre, French street art of the 1980s, digital imaging and Art Singulier.

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SUSANA GORDON-ATTIAS

Painter & Photographer

Susana Gordon-Attias (1954) , American, born in Caracas, She is living in Catskill New York , Art Students League NYC and Ottawa University Contemporary Photographer, Her work combines Abstraction Figurative and Urban Photography.

ISMAEL MUNDARAY

Painter

ISMAEL MUNDARAY (1952), French resident , born in Caripito, Monagas Venezuela, He living in Paris. He follows studios of Graphic Arts, specializing in printmaking at the School of Visual Arts Cristobal Rojas Caracas 1983. His work fits into minimalist contemporary pictorial languages , especially at the great Orinoco River Delta and Native American communities of Venezuela.

JUAN CARLOS NUNEZ FERNÁNDEZ

Stained Glass-Painter

JUAN CARLOS NUNEZ-FERNANDEZ (1960), with pseudonym NUZ , Spanish, born in Valencia Venezuela, He is living in Mallorca Spain. In 1987 he made a Bronze molding workshop at the "Cristóbal Rojas" School of Art in Caracas. Later in 1988 he was selected to participate in a group of about twenty students to study printing techniques for two years at the prestigious Graphic Education Center (CEGRA), also in Caracas, and some studies on Textures and Enamels at the Official School of Ceramics of the Moncloa in its capital, Madrid 1990.

ALEJANDRO CAIAZZA

Alejandro Caiazza (b.1972) is an Argentinian-born, New York-based mixed-media artist known for his Raw, Folk, Neo-Expressionist and Art Brut style. His work often blends whimsical, childlike imagery with dark, psychological undercurrents.

He briefly studied Architecture at UJMV in Caracas (Venezuela), then in 2000 he abandoned his studies and traveled to France. He enrolled for a month at L’École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he met his mentor, the artist Ouanes Amor, who advised him to see the exhibitions of Jean Dubuffet (Paris) and the Co.Br.A. movement at Amstelveen. He left the institution to pursue his own training, opting for independent study and a self-taught approach, rejecting established artistic conventions.

In Europe he began exhibiting at La Galerie Satellite (Paris); which then exhibited him in Rome and Japan.

In 2009 Caiazza moved to the USA where He lives and exhibits. (Based in NYC).

Early in his career,

in Venezuela He works as a laborer in a metalworking factory, often collecting scrap metal or cutting sheets of steel or iron. In particular, during his time in Paris, Caiazza supported his artistic ambitions by working in service roles as a commis de cuisine in restaurants and cafes. Today, he dedicates himself exclusively to his art