Multicultural  Art  Gallery

Valeri Yemtsev

Valery Yemtsev's creative process can be described as a "positive mind game" in which the interaction of ideas and artistic techniques serves humanity. His works are deeply inspired by Eastern philosophy, which emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things.

Irina Riabinova

Artist, exhibition curator, graduate of the St. Petersburg Academy of Culture and Art. Exhibitions and curatorial experience in museums and galleries in Germany, Poland, Italy, part the Moscow and Berlin Biennales, International Art Fairs in Peru, Colombia, Ecuador.

Francesco Bavastrelli

His work revolves around two trends, united by the expressive and vivid use of color. Gestural-material abstraction explores the tension between color and material, exerting a powerful emotional impact.

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Giuseppe Messina

Sculptor, painter and writer, art and literary critic. His particular interest in classical literature and mythology allowed him to create a series of paintings inspired by Greek mythology.

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Alexandr Kanchik

"In my paintings, the only reality is the canvas and the paint. Nothing else - only the energy of color, the expression of brushstrokes, lines and spots. The longer you are present among these paintings, the more their strong character begins to overwhelm you, the atmosphere of their inner freedom and miraculous transformations is finally truly understood."

Sergey Konopelko

Contemporary artist from Saint Petersburg.
His works have received recognition at international exhibitions in France, Germany, Italy, Poland and other countries. They were also presented at Artsy in 2020 and at the Artsy Digital Winter Exibition 2020-2021 at Basel ART FAIR.
 

Victor Molev

Victor Molev is a Canadian artist who works in the styles of decorative realism, fantasy, symbolism and surrealism.

He has created his own unique and intuitive world of dreams and absurdity.

His artistic vision tends to grotesquely exaggerate everything he sees, which is why it moves him away from strict realism.

Catherine Saniuk

Born in 1987 in Lodz (Poland). Graduated the Art High School in Grodno and the Academy of Fine Arts in Minsk.

Since 2017, he has been participating in numerous art exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
Since 2019, he has been a member of the original group of artists at the Contemporary Art Gallery "Stolemowa Kultura" in Gniewino.

Irena Lorenc

A graduate of the Jagiellonian University, lawyer, painter, member of the Association of Polish Artists and Designers of the Kraków District and the ZPAP OK Painters' Circle. She creates oil paintings, acrylic paintings, pastels, and watercolours. She most often paints landscapes and her favourite flowers. The latter inspire her to create painterly and recognisable, very characteristic compositions.

Dorota Chomko

A painter from Poland, from Krakow. Graduate of Krakow universities: Pontifical Academy of Theology (currently Pontifical University of John Paul II), Jagiellonian University and Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts (painting), member of the Association of Polish Visual Artists of the Krakow.

Francesco Trimarchi

​He was born in Messina in 1962. As a child he was passionate about design and drawing, but it was only in adulthood that he refined his techniques, exploring the interactions between light and colour, form and space.

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Iryna Kobzar

She explores the process of identity transformation through emotional and visual dialogue with the world around him. It is a deep reflection on the relationship between individual experience and collective memory, shaped by people, nature and cultural heritage.