Art by Pouran Jinchi

Sculpture by Leah Guadagnoli @lavenderladysupreme

Art by Lev Khesin. Lev has a unique technique of by putting multiple layers of different colored silicone one after the other

Art by Riin Kaljurand @riin_kaljurand’s paintings are collaged from dried layers of acrylic or household paint which she manipulated using different stages of drying.

Do Ho Suh’s “Myselves” masterpiece up close.

Art by Mariam Tafsiri

Art by Nidal Khaddour.

“Medium Gren, Woodland Scenics, Realistic Trees” by John Armleder, 2014

“Subjects” by Matt Mullican | 2018

“Tafel 84 at Fieze” by Eva Juszkiewicz

Sculpture by Piotr Diakov @PiotrDiakov

“Saturday Salon” by Helen Zughaib | Archival Pigment Print Zughaib shows the quiet dignity of her subjects through everyday acts. Her paintings range from a crowded room of veiled women to shoes placed on an Islamic geometric design.

Collage by David Krovblit Krovblit’s pop surrealist collages explore consumerism, sexuality, and other social themes. His “Porthole” series, in particular, juxtaposes retro exploration gear, floral arrangements, and Western iconography.

Painting by Daniel Bilmes @bilmesart approach is characterized by deep personal exploration, combining realism with elements of symbolism and abstraction. Through tactile textures and delicate expressions, his paintings weave together the magical and mundane.

Drawing by Zaria Forman @zarialynn’s inspiration began in her early childhood when their family traveled throughout several of the world’s most remote landscapes.

“Now You See Me (Opium)”, 2018 | Oil on Canvas Painting by Markus Akesson

Painting by Bradley Will

‘Sonia’ by Carol Bove | 2018 Carol Bove is known for her delicate sculptures made from diverse materials.

‘Back to Square One’ by Ivan Navarro | 2017

To Have and To Be’ by Korean painter Kwang Sung Park