After moving to New York City in 1998, Sasha Gleyzer took up photography to capture the unusual power and uniqueness of both the traditional and contemporary elements of the city. New York is a world of inspiration for photographers and Sasha always seems to find new details, new feelings and new aspects of this "wonderland."
With ideas all around him, Sasha started "to see scenes as if they were pictures already made." He takes time to stop and seize the moment with his camera and not let the busy New York City lifestyle pass him by. His love of the city and its people is evident in his photographs and he hopes you will experience the same emotional feelings...
Mandy Boursicot was born in Hong Kong during the late stages of the British colonial period. Her father was a French businessman and her mother was Macanese, that is, from Macau, of mixed Portuguese and Chinese descent. Although she excelled at art in her youth, her first university degree was in Economics and, following in her father's footsteps, she entered the world of commerce. After a 17-year lapse, she returned to the world of painting and drawing. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree and has exhibited internationally since 1994.
Mandy's work exemplifies the meeting of eastern and western cultures. She paints still life in a highly realistic manner, portr...
Catherine Richards is inspired by the beauty and whimsy of everyday life. "Much of my work contains images of everyday objects and scenes which often go unnoticed." An avid traveler, she finds delight and inspiration in the beauty of different cultures. Always searching for open-air markets, her diverse collection of found objects includes antique gilt work, snow globes, clock faces, wrought iron gates, vintage terra cotta planters, toys, masks, postcards and tin noise makers.
Her extraordinary paintings surprise with unexpected hits of color. Inspired by artists David Hockney, Van Gogh, Wayne Thiebaud and Robert Bechtle, Catherine's pieces have been shown in publi...
