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Photo paintings by Nanna Hänninen

Nanna Hänninen was born in 1973 in Finland, in Rovaniemi and she lives and works in Finland in Kuopio. She studied at the Lahti Institute of Design in Finland, the Hochschule für Kunst und Gestaltung in Zürich and the University of Art and Design in Helsinki. Her works have been shown in several solo shows and numerous group exhibitions and are part of international institutional and private collections.

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Artworks by Enrique Radigales

Enrique’s paintings reminds me broken system glitch view. Combination of colors, architecture, different items creates one, connected artwork with a lot of detailed symbols in it. 

Enrique Radigales ( Zaragoza, 1970) specializes in painting at the Escuela Massana in Barcelona and later studies Interactive Systems at UPC in Barcelona. He has been guest resident at Casa de Velázquez in Madrid, at the Museu da Imagem e do Son in Sao Paulo and at Eyebeam, New York./en/info

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Paintings by Alicia Ibarra

What I really like about Alicia’s artworks is having a clear view and vision of chaotic color play. At first second you might see just a lot of different colors mixing together. Step back. Close your eyes and after a while open them. Look again. What do you see? Is it a landscape with a mountain in the middle? Or maybe something more?

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Recreated famous artworks by Polish painter Kasia Slowianska

Born in 1961, graduated from National School of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Kasia Slowianska is artist painter and book illustrator. She cooperates with literary and music publishers, creating illustrations for such items as: The adventures of Tom Sawyer, Treasure Island, The adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and other.