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Always keep Dreaming; No dream is too big to Achieve!- Marcel van Luit Dutch photographer and artist Marcel van Luit creates a magnificent magical world. In his art, the world of imagination comes to life through playing with tones, darkness, and light. Wild animals, nature, and magical scenes became his artistic signature. It is a great pleasure to present an exclusive interview with such a fascinating artist! Marcel van Luit, best known for visualizing dreamy scenarios, is a contemporary artist from the Netherlands. Marcel plays with tones, darkness, and light to create exciting new worlds. His works have been shown at leading art galleries from Paris to Los Angeles, Mexico City, Shanghai, and Art Basel Miami, to name a few. Marcel creates commissioned art pieces for clients from all over the globe, including…

It is an honor and a true excitement to feature an interview with Billelis, one of the most fascinating digital artists operating in the field today, making waves in the NFT world and collaborating with the most significate largescale brands worldwide. His art is romantic, full of organic forms and ancient symbols, and expresses a magical world full of enlightenment, love, beauty, and appreciation of life. Billelis is a 3D Illustrator and Animation Director based in the UK. Billelis is an artistic alias originating from his younger years of graffitiing and wall tagging as a teen. He now spends countless hours experimenting, learning, and expanding his artistic skill set to create a personal style that can be best described as a dark yet elegant and romantic fusion. He has a keen eye…

Nat Bowen is a British abstract artist known globally for her vibrant, multi-layered resin paintings. Bowen uses the study of Chromology (Color Analysis), the psychology behind color, as the foundation of her art. This knowledge is incorporated into the work as a way to communicate nonverbally through color, with the viewer having a physical and emotional response to the art based on their own perceptions and personal experiences. Pigmented epoxy resin is poured onto an acrylic base which is then manipulated using a paintbrush to build up abstract layers of color. The pigments within the lustrous resin adapt according to the light, reflecting and absorbing the surroundings with the work becoming a part of the space it inhabits. The visuals that these colorful, glossy orbs forms have a depth and…

OPHEAR, with a background in engineering, music, and the arts, likes to channel his ideas through daring works which push visual creativity’s boundaries. He has a passion and joy for creating a wide variety of visuals in varied formats, frequently inspired by surrealist, impressionist, pointillist, and even Hindu/Buddhist and tribal art. He uses a mix of engineered designs, animations, and illustrations using machined metals, resins, dripped paints, and other novel techniques to achieve unique dimensional results. One category of OPHEAR’s artwork is modern-day pointillism and divisionism, reminiscent of Henri Matisse, in which he creates impressions of objects such as bodies and faces. The mind’s ability to connect and bend the disparate dots and colors into varied compositions adds another dimension to the art. Another example is the surreal, Dali-esque art that is…

Nae Zerka’s work thematically deals with transformation. The creation of a metaverse is on the agenda of the so-called digital giants, and our society is undergoing a major transformation. But is it even possible to digitize human beings? To illustrate this transformation, he creates digital 3D meshes from photographs and distorts them. These are then additionally overpainted. In order to see the truth, something has to be taken away. This also creates a kind of erasure. Transformation is understood to mean an absolutely fundamental change. From a social perspective, the term is used to describe sudden political, economic, or technological changes or developments. The artist Nae Zerka looks at this term from an artistic perspective and wants to make understandable what has long been taken for granted. Every transformation is a long-term, ongoing…

“I guess I have a strong surrealist influence in my work. It draws heavily from concept, and in both my illustrative and art practice, it is the development and application of the idea that I enjoy the most. Although sometimes, it’s nice to paint a vase simply because it’s a nice vase.” Jim Tsinganos is an internationally award-winning Sydney-based illustrator and art practitioner with over twenty-five years of experience. His illustrations have been featured in most international illustration awards publications. In addition, his work has been featured in countless local and international exhibitions as a solo exhibitor and as part of group shows. He has been commissioned by a varied selection of clients throughout his career. He has seen his work used as postage stamps for Australia Post, airline posters for Qantas, and…