All in Still life

Alea Pinar Du Pre

Turkish self-taught and internationally acclaimed artist, Alea Pinar Du Pre, portrays vibrant large-scale artworks with a pop art twist. With an immense curiosity in the nature of reality, Pinar Du Pre creates artistic metaphors within her mixed media collage portraits, building on the synthetic intensity of digital art while administrating inner perceptiveness .

Davide Puma

With distinctive texture and a delicate pastel colour palette, David Puma portrays a powerful narrative throughout his works, bringing poetry and beauty as regenerating elements. Puma’s subject’s are diverse, from still-life’s to mythological creatures, which are executed by the vibration of his strokes and a personal vision of nature.

Masaki Yada

Born in Tokyo, Masaki Yada reinterprets spiritual symbolism through his detailed and intricate paintings, simultaneously creating an edgy and dark atmosphere within his works. Investigating the inner self through the Freudian psychology, Yada’s subjects include abstract gestures behind hyperrealistic still life and figurative elements.

Roberto Bernardi

With an obsession for detail and pictorial techniques, Roberto Bernardi closely associates his paintings with photorealism. Bernardi’s hyperrealistic monumental pieces capture three-dimensional effects through his portrayal of  light, shadows and bold colours, existing within his still-life subjects.