REPRESENTED&EXHIBITED Artists

 Evelyne, an artist whose vibrant and evocative works transcend borders and cultures, was born in Algeria to a French-Jewish mother and a Luxembourgian father. Growing up, Evelyne's life was a constant journey across Europe and various African countries.This nomadic childhood, filled with diverse landscapes and rich cultural experiences, became an inexhaustible inspiration for her art.

Despite her deep-rooted passion for art, Evelyne pursued formal education in journalism and communication. Nevertheless, her artistic instinct remained undeterred, and she continued to nurture her skills as a self-taught artist. After completing her studies, she exhibited her works in European galleries and public spaces in the United States. However, the demands of raising her twin boys soon took precedence, causing a brief hiatus in her artistic journey.

Evelyne's recent move to Charleston, South Carolina, rekindled her inspiration to paint more fervently than ever. The extensive traveling of her past continues to influence her work, infusing it with the varied landscapes, unique lights, and atmospheres she has encountered throughout her life. Her choice of subjects is deeply personal; flowers and houses recurrently appear in her paintings, abstracted and transformed through her unique vision.

Her creative process is intuitive and fluid, rarely involving preliminary sketches. Evelyne begins with a broad idea and a palette of chosen colors, letting the work evolve organically on the canvas. The result is a harmonious blend of colors, textures, and repetitive patterns that exude a sense of positive emotion and vibrant life.

Through continuous practice and exploration, Evelyne has honed her technique, making her art unmistakably unique. Her use of colors and textures, combined with the recurrent themes, sets her apart in the art world. 

In her multifaceted life, 

Evelyne's work is more than just a reflection of her aesthetic values; it embodies her belief in the positive impact of art on society. Her goal is to continue to create works that resonate with people, bringing joy and inspiration to those who engage with them. As an artist, she envisions a world where art plays a crucial role in fostering understanding and connection across diverse communities.

Her journey, although interspersed with personal and professional commitments, remains committed to this vision. Evelyne’s art stands as a testament to her enduring belief in the power of creativity, color, and expression—an ever-evolving canvas of her life's rich tapestry.

Mathias is an artist whose journey through life and art transcends continents and cultures. Born in Paris, France, in 1985, his formative years were marked by the city's rich artistic heritage. His childhood, however, was a tapestry woven with transitions, as he led a life oscillating between Paris and Chicago. This international upbringing laid the groundwork for his unique artistic vision, which would later incorporate influences from diverse cultural landscapes, including a significant chapter spent in Japan before he ultimately settled in Brussels, Belgium.

At an early age, Mathias' path towards artistry was illuminated by his father, an accomplished painter, whose influence was both profound and enduring. The act of painting became a shared language between them, fostering a deep-seated passion that would never wane. His artistic journey was further enriched by formal education, culminating in a bachelor's degree in art history and archaeology. 

Mathias never veered away from his calling, continuously painting and evolving as an artist. His work is a testament to relentless exploration and synthesis of different artistic expressions. His artwork spans lyrical and geometrical abstraction, as well as figuration. The texture and contrasts within his pieces are palpable, often employing techniques such as cracking to evoke intense emotions. 

What sets Mathias' artistry apart is the profound reflection it offers of both self and society. His works are not just visual experiences but mirrors reflecting personal and collective illusions, realities, and perceptions. Influenced by luminaries such as Zao Wou Ki, Ferdinand Pier, Jackson Pollock, Georges Mathieu, and Laboureur, Mathias' art carries the essence of these masters, yet remains distinctly his own.

Exhibiting widely in Paris and Brussels, as well as in Chicago where his father resides, Mathias' art has garnered significant attention. He holds the honor of being a member artist of the Cercle Gaulois and has served as an artistic judge for the Rotary Club Brussels, further cementing his status in the art community. The recognition of his work is a testament to the impact he has made and continues to make in the art world.

Jorge Castillo, an award-winning photographer from Miami, has established himself as a prominent figure in the industry. With a keen eye for capturing life, nature, and events from a unique artistic perspective, he has traveled the world in pursuit of his passion. In addition to his photography work, Castillo also dedicates his time to teaching the next generation of photographers at renowned art and photography centers and schools.