Cayetano G. Valenzuela (New York, USA)
Cayetano G. Valenzuela (New York, USA)
“My paintings depict [those] abstract emotions conjured up by these rearranged experiences whether it be heightened euphoria, a darkened sense of foreboding, sublime twilight, or a recollection of tragedy.”
Working as a painter and illustrator, Valenzuela lives and works in Central New York. He tries to explore experiences that have poetic resonance and let the imagery of one memory blur into another.
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Marco was once in a band as a guitarist/vocalist. He now produces electronic music for children and soundtracks.
Daniel Lucas (California, USA)
“I like my bike, my whiskey and my imagination. I love contributing to publications, and I love working on exciting new freelance projects.”
“I work best at night, I find it easier to concentrate. There is also that joy of working till the early morning and feeling really alive and full of energy and knowing that everybody else is fast asleep.”
Chris Piascik (Massachusetts, USA)
“I have a very eclectic taste ranging from bands like the Misfits to artists like Cat Power. I often work while listening to the news, so topical events often find their way into my pieces.”
Jesse Draxler (Minnesota, USA)
“I attempt to bend the viewers mind and create a two dimensional space with both depth and spacial impossibilities. A good laugh never hurts either.”
“I [also] find a lot in inspiration in medieval and renaissance art, particularly tapestries and illuminated manuscripts. There's a certain flatness and awkward perspective in these that I enjoy.”
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