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Gianluca Franzese

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The vast network of interconnecting lines, depth of colors, and repeating shapes of Gianluca’s Franzese’s artwork is the luminous expression of an artist whose intention is to create balance and harmony by using geometry. With an intention to find “balance” in his work, Franzese is an artist unconstrained by even his own methods. Working with no standard format or formula, each panel and canvas created by Franzese is its own singular creation. Born in Italy, Franzese has been around precious metals his whole life. His father was a jeweler and thus a young Gianluca was exposed to the craftsmanship of metal leafing at an early age. The family moved to New York, where Franzese attended the prestigious Pratt Institute of Art before following his roots back to Italy where Franzese abandoned the contemporary art world and steeped himself in the traditional styles and methods of the old masters at the esteemed Florence Academy of Art. He spent four years in Florence learning the craft of sight size, sculpture and mixing paints.

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Emily Miller

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Emily Miller is an 18-year-old artist, born and raised in Miami, Florida. Growing up, she always knew she wanted to be a star. Art has always been a way for her to escape her troubles and dive into a new world. After many years of arts and crafts and coloring books, Emily took her first art class in ninth grade and immediately fell in love. Over quarantine, she took time to pursue her newfound passion, selling art to friends for $50 apiece. Now, she is selling her art to clients worldwide. Emily graduated from Gulliver Preparatory with her IB diploma and decided to take the non-traditional route and skip college. Her paintings have been included in prestigious galleries, and received at Art Basel Miami, making her one to watch as her career blossoms.

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Ola Cichy

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Ola Cichy is a Canadian artist whose practice includes canvas painting, drawing, Augmented Reality Art, and music. Raised on the Baltic coast of Eastern Europe, she started learning art at a very young age under the tutelage of her mother, a professional artist. Over the years since then, Ola has honed her skills while living in seven different countries, and learned from various masters during her extensive global travels. Her art practice is deeply influenced by studies of psychology and years of experiencing diverse spiritual practices. She finds inspiration in the complexity of human nature and mysteries of reality

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Leila Pinto

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Leila Pinto is a classically trained New York artist. Her work, with a growing following among collectors and curators, reveals a unique artistic point of view and conveys an emotional component that is irresistible. Her paintings have been included in prestigious juried art shows, shown in galleries, received awards, published, and displayed on a grand scale on the Jumbotron in Times Square and at the Oculus in the World Trade Center. Her artistic aesthetic is inspired by nature in abstract seascapes and emotive responses to the day-to-day challenges of her Wall Street career as a senior professional in finance. In addition to working in oils and mixed media, she is exploring new digital technologies in Art. She participated in a panel on NFTs at Davos; has her own gallery in the Metaverse; was featured in the first All-Female NFT exhibition in Singapore; and was named one of the top 5 NFT artists to watch, follow, and invest in.

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Paul Smidt

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A Dutch artist who’s practice includes canvas painting, art on fashion and digital art. Founder of Kunstbrug IRL NFT Gallery. Based in Oldenzaal, The Netherlands. In his youth, Paul could be found in his father’s studio. Growing up among the scents of linen canvases, turpentine and oil paint, he looked for his own style of painting, spurred on by his father. This freedom of the creative spirit, continued after the death of his father in 2005. Experiencing complete freedom of being has become a life goal, which he passionately wants to propagate. That complete freedom of being occurs in magical moments, which often reveal themselves as a miracle unannounced and unimpeded by everydayness. Seeing and wanting to capture this is the intuitive beginning of a painting. The fusion of coarse, thick structures, powerful shapes, bright colors and dynamic lines are characteristic.In this field of tension, light makes the magical moment almost tangible. From then on, the good listener can, again and again, catch a glimpse of the playfulness of life.
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