Artworks - Represented Artists

Wies Geluk

Wies Geluk is an emerging Dutch artist who discovered her true calling later in life. With an academic background and a career as a psychologist, she experienced a couple of burnouts before realizing she had been ignoring her creative spirit. In her forties, she began face painting as a hobby and immediately felt a spark of inner motivation and joy she hadn’t known in years. That rediscovery led her back to painting, and in 2024 she expanded her work to canvas art, connecting with herself and the magic of creation on a whole new level.
Inspired by the beauty of nature, Wies works with a mix of collage, inks, pastels, acrylics, and oil paint to capture life’s hidden wonders in vibrant color schemes. From a flower petal to the delicate patterns in a bird’s feathers, she seeks to reveal the peace and joy often overlooked in everyday life. Women have a special place in her art, inspired by both her grandmothers and being a mom herself. She experiences the feminine as a great source of love, determination, spiritual depth and creativity. Her style, which she describes as abstract realism, celebrates the depth, color, and magic of existence. Through her art, she hopes to inspire others to pause, look closer, and rediscover the wonder that surrounds us all.

Wies Geluk

Full on Senses
Mixed Media on Canvas 70x70cms - 2024
I have always found that real beauty is more than skin-deep, and the divine nature of women is a celebration of life in all its mystery. This original mixed-media painting embodies the mystic essence of womanhood. Both strong, sensual and vulnerable, she exudes a profound inner peace and acceptance in a world that is burning. The abstract textured layers with butterflies and faint traces of text represent her inner world of thought and opportunities for transformation.

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.

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.