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Yolande de Vlugt: Colors in the Gray
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Yolande de Vlugt: Colors in the Gray

A Dutch artist who transforms everyday moments into warm, expressive paintings that celebrate nature and pause time.

Bozena Kaluga
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Bozena Kaluga

A Polish-trained artist whose textured, monochromatic works invite quiet contemplation.

Valta: Finding Stories in Everyday Moments
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Valta: Finding Stories in Everyday Moments

A Dutch artist discovers profound meaning in the simple details of daily life.

Emilie Fantuz, palette knife artist in Vancouver:  urban landscapes
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Emilie Fantuz, palette knife artist in Vancouver: urban landscapes

Background There was an art box at home when [Emilie Fantuz](https://www.emiliefantuz.com/) grew up in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Already as a child she had an eye for detail and enjoyed creating: drawing, colouring,…

Interview Tim van Broekhuizen:  1600 images - The Great War Day by Day
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Interview Tim van Broekhuizen: 1600 images - The Great War Day by Day

The First World War centenary made Dutch illustrator [Tim van Broekhuizen](/en/tim-van-broekhuizen/) realise how little he and other people in The Netherlands today know about this important conflict. He decided to…

Abstract landscapes by Stanislav Bojankov - ‘Inspired by everything’
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Abstract landscapes by Stanislav Bojankov - ‘Inspired by everything’

The award-winning Bulgarian artist [Stanislav Bojankov](/en/stanislav-bojankov/), whose work is widely exhibited, has been painting as long as he can remember. Already as a child he had the urge to dream, think and…

Witness to my inner self - The art of Alain du Pontavice
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Witness to my inner self - The art of Alain du Pontavice

[Alain du Pontavice](/nl/alain-du-pontavice/)’s ethereal, multi-layered paintings defy categories. Are they Surreal? Symbolist? Abstract? Form? Yes, all of those things, but none of the labels cover the complexity of…

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