Dániel Tarcsi (b. 1985, Budapest) began exploring art through photography before dedicating himself to painting. Recognized early by mentors

Patricia Benisti Abramovich reignited her passion for painting in 1996, sparking a sort of obsession. She fell for watercolors, aquarelles, and the stories they told on paper.

Federico Pinto Schmid, known as DiPinto, is a contemporary artist born on May 6, 1988, in Orbetello. His artistic practice reflects the influence of abstract expressionism and cubism, with a fluid and timeless brushstroke that bridges his artistic productions.

Ramon Bruin (1981, The Netherlands) is an experienced artist from the Netherlands whose paintings have been featured in solo and group shows internationally.

Her art emerges from the interplay between internal reflection and observing nature, serving as a canvas to project and express her emotions. She navigates between abstract-expressive and abstract-lyrical styles, aiming to capture the dynamic essence of contemporary moods.

Studying painting at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts (1995–2000) under Zoltán Tölg-Molnár and Ferenc Kis-Tóth

Tina Psoinos explores the feminine in its different manifestations. Through a multidisciplinary practice that includes Abstract Painting, Mixed Media Pop Art, and Photography, she focuses on uplifting positivity and empowerment, as symbolic amplifiers. Psoinos uses mark-making inspired by nature and patterns found in city life in her abstracted work.

Tina Palu has been creating abstract, imaginary and expressive paintings for twenty years.

An artist and medical faculty member at Tel Aviv University, creates vibrant, emotionally charged paintings. Her work, blending daily contrasts, explores themes from abstract to figurative using brushes and hands. Ayash's art, characterized by spontaneous creation and rich color palettes, reflects her introspective journey and emotional transitions.