The Slovak Tatiana Siedlova likes to provoke and draw attention to agonizing conflicts in our society with her distinctive visual language. Stylistically, she can be classified as a realist artist with a perception of abstract poetics and symbolism. She can be found in public and private collections in Germany, the Netherlands, Great Britain, the USA and Australia. Provocative in perfect quality at fair prices. Chance!

Tomislav Sabolić has become a famous Croatian painter, especially by painting the cityscapes of his hometown Varaždin, on which he often casts a surrealist eye.

He works mostly in oil technique on canvas or wooden panels. Soft, harmonious beige and gray tones form the basis, accentuated by a determining black or other partial coloration. With the synthesis of abstract structures and fragments, Sabolić creates unique compositions with high recognition value.

Philomena Pichler's ensembles are convincing due to their pioneering approach towards sustainability in art. For she is a master of the sensitive handling of already used materials and "created" art. An absolutely innovative, exemplary approach to create sustainable "valuable" with art.

The forest of images, a sensual, profound inspiration. Absolutely recommendable!

The wonderful, classic flower bouquets Igor Navrotskyi unfold their unique beauty through the fusion of tradition and modernity. The Slovak artist believes in the power of individuality and appreciates the craftsmanship of the art of the old masters. Impressive still lifes at extremely fair prices. Originals with style!

Asit Poddar's works tell impressive stories in the haze of myths, nature and cities. "Contemplari"means to look at something up close, to focus the attention on something.

Ladislav Černý (Slovakia) convinces with his expressive directness. His snapshots of daily life provide insights into his life and reveal a high degree of sensitivity and vulnerability. In his current tongue series he reveals many a secret around the important organ of communication.

With this, Černý sends new, strong impulses, which together with his versatile, international education, form the elementary foundation for his current artistic standing.
 

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Tizziana Trezzi is one of the absolute masters of chromatology. Her images have an autonomous language and a distinctive stylistic expression. They amaze with perfect technical execution, depicting detailed anatomies and graceful stories that reveal connections and at the same time enchant.

The monumental works of Isabelle Habegger (Switzerland), Josefina Temín (Mexico) and Ladislav Černý (Slovakia) take us into highly diverse arreals.

Sagrada, one of Habegger's most important kinetic works, led to the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Černý is devoted to religious and especially interpersonal themes and prescribes us some censorship. Temín shines with her exclusive stainless steel compositions. With ease her dragonflies, wasps and colibris buzz through the Mexican jungle.

Monumental with depth!

The Italian Nino Perrone takes us to the vast, hilly areas and seascapes around Bari. He stages with a "swarm" of colors his space of nature on canvas, transmitting vibrations and impulses, dedicated to the mysteries of eternal life. In the works Harmony, Energy, Metamorphosis and Fragments he makes us feel warm summer air, inhale aphrodisiac scents and sink into seas of flowers.

A Mediterranean pointillist dream that always lingers in the memory!

BURN-IN involves Eva Pisa's surrealistic works in an exciting dialogue between the historical, spaces, nature and the people who move in them. Sustainability and cultural heritage play a major role.
 

As always, satire, irony and an ambivalence in approach are an important part of her paintings. 

Absolute insider tip for all those who love surrealism.