Janine Thüngen-Reichenbach artworks feature a light and organic movement, alongside an earthy and compact texture, reflecting their intrinsic bond with the ground.

The aesthetic for Mariana Baertl Art draws inspiration from natural and organic sources, often inspired by landscapes such as the mountains, and elements such as water and wind, which she believes evoke feelings of flow and connection.

July Adrichem (1988) is a Dutch artist that focusses on minimalistic shapes. In her artworks, she always seeks for the ultimate balance in an everchanging environment.

Alicia Gimeno's abstract artwork is a testament to her deep understanding of the intricate relationship between line and movement.

Juliette leperlier is an exceptional glass artist who has managed to take family tradition to new artistic heights. His work continues to leave a significant mark on the world of contemporary art.

When viewed from different angles, the profile of each work changes, lending an uncanny, ethereal quality and creating an ever-changing experience for the viewer.

Marena García Born and raised in the Canary Islands, for years, she portrayed stones, layers of strata, lava surfaces and textures through photography, especially macro, going deep inside of the materials.

Employing a method similar to the Japanese technique for creating washi, Tsfati mixes Mulberry bark to create heavily textured paper pulp he then manipulates into different forms to create wall hangings, bowls, and light fixtures.

Veera Kulju ’s artworks have conceptual levels born through materials. Yet, her aim is to make viewing them physically experiential.

Alexandra Yan Wong is a London-based artist. Her paintings explore the interplay between the abstract visual and the personal mind.

Kostas Papakostas process is visceral - he moves continuously around the painting creating layers with intuitive gestures until the painting breaks free from his control and starts to develop its own destiny. H

John Van Alstine has been described as an abstract artist with a keen sense of composition, who evokes narratives from inanimate objects, and a sculptor who finds the balance and energy in the moment.

Anne Ejlsmark Berthelsen and Mikkel Johnsen creative methodology is always anchored in a visual atlas of atmospheres, colours, materials, textures and moments to create a point of departure for they‘inspiration’phase.

Contemporary art from KALPA breathes into the timeless luxury resort setting of Amanzoe in Porto Heli, Greece, this season.

Kallweit is inspired by seemingly disparate cultures. The strength of ancient Egyptian sculptures, the dynamic forms of the modern Cubist movement, and an observation of contemporary life are all seen in aspects of his sculptures.