Represented Artists

Laura Notari Art & Design represents a curated selection of international contemporary artists working across painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Defined by originality, materiality, and strong conceptual integrity, our represented artists regularly feature in gallery exhibitions and major European art fairs. Browse their current portfolios, explore available acquisitions, and connect with original art that resonates.

JOLA KO ART

Lithuanian-born and of Greek descent, Jolanta Konciuviène draws on her multicultural background to fuel her exploration of art. Though trained in another field, art has always been central to her life. Recently, she has focused on digital art, fascinated by the dialogue between human creativity and artificial intelligence. Her works explore themes of connection, individuality, separation, and love in the digital realm, often using symbolic language to add layered meaning. As both artist and curator, she is drawn to art’s transformative power and the evolving relationship between human and machine.

CESAR FAERMAN

César Faerman is an emerging Argentinian artist who merges digital precision with artistic creativity, crafting innovative sculptures and paintings through the language of parametric art. His practice explores the intersection between technology and emotion, using algorithmic design and geometric structures to give form to poetic expressions of movement, balance, and transformation.
Although new to the art scene, César’s work demonstrates a bold contemporary vision—one that bridges architecture, mathematics, and fine art. Each piece embodies a dialogue between structure and spontaneity, reflecting his curiosity for how digital tools can amplify human imagination and aesthetic experience.

CLAUDINE HERMES

Claudine Hermes graduated from the Fashion Academy in 1987 with a specialization in Presentation and later pursued courses across creative disciplines. Although trained in fashion, her passion for drawing and painting has been lifelong. She works primarily in mixed media, experimenting with acrylic, oil, pastels, and charcoal to achieve expressive results. The 2020 lockdown reignited her full-time commitment to painting, allowing her to follow her dream of creating and inspiring through art. Since 2019, she has focused on portraiture, developing an intuitive technique that captures emotion in playful, colorful, and imperfect ways. Her work is deeply influenced by nature and the sea, and she views portraiture as a vehicle for expressing her inner world and emotions.

PAUL MITCHELL

Paul Robert Mitchell is a self-taught artist, musician and lyricist. His family migrated to Australia from the UK in 1970. After more than half a century in Australia he moved to Wales, where he lived for 2 years, after moving to the Netherlands, where he currently lives and works. His art reflects his experience as a migrant, and the sense of displacement that comes with it. Being dyslexic, Paul relies on his senses, rather than on language, to categorise the world which he experiences through shapes, colours, and feelings. As a musician, he recorded two bootleg albums as frontman: one with the band Prayers in Ashes and one with Blood Puppet. His paintings have been part of open exhibitions in Hobart (Tasmania - Australia) and have been selected for online competitions and exhibitions. For him art is a hobby because, as he always says, “you can't take life too seriously”.