Carolina Cuadrillero. "I want to welcome you to my world, and enjoy, inspire and travel with me to those memories of my past, which I paint just as I want, because I understand Art as a shared intimacy. To me, Art is transforming the real past into ingenuous memories." Carolina's work speaks for itself, she merges her vision in life with her focus on painting: pure imagination, color and tenderness. Her main influences are the writer Gabriel Garcia Márquez, and the painters Diego Rivera and Rousseau.

Didier Lourenço. He started his art career in his father's lithography workshop, where he began to train and met with the foremost artists of that time. His works are made up of figurative paintings full of nuances and rich textures, with sparkles and splashes of pure colors, which give his work a richness worthy of contemplation. Throughout his career, Didier has had countless exhibitions in the most prestigious international galleries. He has taken part twice in ART with great success.

Fabio Hurtado. "Embarking on a journey through Time, despite changes in society I find a subtle parallel underlying both the past and the present: the human factor. My paintings take in emotions on the surface of the paintings, as an intimate approach to a hidden world of feelings and self- awareness. The recurrent subject of traveling becomes a metaphor of this 'inner movement', a poignant statement of the timeless unchanging realities of the human condition." Fabio has participated twice in ART, where his works get an amazing response.

Jesús Monge. His most characteristic works are urban landscapes. His paintings reflect the beauty that exists in everyday things, which we pass by without stopping in our day to day. He does not emphasize the human representation, but he doesn't ignore it neither. His work is warm, full of life and spontaneous. His technique is extraordinary and elaborate, as well as the pictorial composition, which far from looking like simple architectural plans, it shows the city as seen by the human eye.

José Abel Sánchez. "Lean out to my work and smell the fire, the atmosphere, the humidity, the breeze … This is my goal." José has an unconventional trajectory and with no limits when it comes to shaping urban and industrial landscapes, such as the Basque factory area, where he was born. In there, the artist found elements that currently are part of his paintings made with fire, a particular technique that gives an special aura to his works, and makes them very unique; a quality that is highly valued by collectors. This will be his second participation in ART, after his successful one in 2019.

José María Pinto Rey. His work plays with figuration and abstraction. His brushstroke is quick but precise; cunning but hasty; slow but daring. His color is vivid, his brushstroke is a veiled verse of the painting, and the light is the catalyst that catches everything. His consolidated evolution and incessant exploration of the pictorial technique have led him to be awarded by prestigious international painting contests, including the Medal of Honor at the Premio BMW de Pintura XXIX.

Llorenç Danés. He was born in 1982. At the age of twelve he started to study art with different master painters of the prestigious Landscape School of Olot, and four years later he had his first individual exhibition. Nowadays, Llorenç is a farmer and painter. His unconditional and deep love for nature inspires his bright and lifelike portraits of animals and landscapes. His paintings have been exhibited with great success in Spain, France and Russia, and have been awarded many times.

Mar Aragón. Her paintings have its own language, an honest and without artifices one, which expresses the emotions and experiences of the artist. Her brushstroke is spontaneous, vibrant and effusive. Her compositions are contemporary, blending figuration and abstraction, breaking with tradition and achieving her own style. Mar's color palette is wide and bright, changing fluidly from vibrant polychrome colors to black and white.

Miguel Peidro. He was born in 1950 in Alcoy, Spain. He received artistic training at the private studios of the masters painters Vicente Moya and Juan Ferri. Peidro holds a special sensibility towards nature that clearly captures in his work. Viewing his landscapes, one gets caught up in the quiet and magical portrayals of his native land. He has exhibited widely in Spain, USA, Europe and Japan, and his works are included in art collections around the world. Peidro has taken part three times in ART; he is one of our top sellers.

Mireia Serra. Sculpture becomes a delicate and innocent mirror of her inner universe. Her pieces, small extracts from the world around us, become games, metaphors with which the spectator can instantly connect, recognizing in these everyday scenes, concerns which are also her or his own. In this way, Mireia opens the doors to a world of sensations, memories and experiences, intimately related to our environment, achieving from the very first moment an intimate relationship with the viewer.

Myriam Arnold. Her work is characterized by a profusion of bright colors, which make up a very attractive visual universe imbued with a dreamlike atmosphere, and framed in infinite and evanescent landscapes where the female figure is the protagonist. Her works are full of emotions: stories that always send a positive message from a world to dream, an idyllic universe somewhat naive. It all dominated by an exalted chromaticism presided by the aesthetic sense of beauty.

Nicoletta Tomás. "Painting has been growing inside me, and I into it. We go hand in hand because it is an intimate language between my soul and I. I inhabit the realm of form to let deep feelings speak, mirrors from my world to the world. My pictorial motifs, the light of the human being, its fragility and its greatness. Sketches of the path that one travels with himself, with the Animal and Nature kingdom, in search of the answers to the great questions of the human being."

Noemi Ibarz. "My work is a subjective interpretation of my surroundings, especially nature, more specifically the seabed. I try to create visually attractive and pleasant images to confront the reality in which we are immersed. For this reason, I start from an abstract base with very powerful colors in acrylic paint, or sometimes with alcohol ink. Then I capture the world of what I understand with acrylic markers through very organic forms, as my reality."

Rafa López. His art has a great visual impact, both for the shapes and the color, it leaves no one indifferent. Rafa's paintings are a combination of the main artistic trends such as Neo-expressionism, Graffiti, Pop Art, Surrealism and Abstraction, forming a Baroque world in which we can see figures, animals, objects, landscape elements, signs, geometric shapes, etc. All mixed with absolute naturalness, emphasizing the previous drawing that is the basis for all the final pictorial work.

Alexander Sheversky. "Night Lights" (2009) Oil on panel, 150,3 x 75,4 cm.

Alexey Golovin. "Helen of Troy" (2012) Oil on canvas, 160,2 x 120,4 cm.

Alexey Golovin. "The Abdution of Egina" (2012) Oil on canvas, 170 x 120 cm.

Johnny Palacios. "Under Datura" (2015) Oil on canvas, 99,2 x 69,2 cm.

Luigi Benedicenti. "Nuda Veritas" (2012) Oil on panel, 180 x 85 cm.