Ferjo creates a kind of magic in his paintings. In some ways this magic is overdetermined, calculated, fraught with unchecked desire. Yet through these magical compositions one may get the sense of another world determined by the artist's magic - a world of irrational occurrences where objects float above the floor, where walls disappear, where translucent bubbles are suspended in space, where the laws of perspective and scale are utterly defied.

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Born in Florida and raised in New Mexico, Robért Hickox is an extraordinary artist who has been studying his craft since childhood. "Painting has always been his favorite subject. He was my best student. Probably, one of the best students I ever had." - Marve Newton.
Robért Hickox demonstrates a masterful command of diverse visual media His technique provides subtle lush hues across the canvas. There is scrupulous dexterity in the levity of the forms in his subjects, along with a deep richness in the colors themselves. The shades inherent in his compositions allow the viewer?s eye to glide across the surface of the work, satisfying visually and leaving one with a wondrous optical treat.
Katherina Perry Inc. is proud to present this talented artist. His paintings can be found in many private and public collections.
Artist statement - Artwork is a creation of emotion and passion. That's how I paint; it's the only way I know to paint. Reaching deep with in the heart and soul to draw upon a full palette of emotions, then bringing it forth into a physical, visual form for others to experience. This is what artwork is all about to me. Artwork is medicine for the soul. It makes us feel many different ways through movement, textures, and colors. I've been working on a new style of art, I call it Dimensional Cubism, where pure movement transform into an image at the crossroads of abstract and reality.
Life is similar to a painting. We begin our lives with a blank canvas. Throughout our lifetime we continuously add colors and texture creating a picture for everyone to see. When our stay is done we sign our work, thus leaving a mark on the lives we've touched.

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For the past several years, Aisenstat has developed a style of paintings in which color takes a leading role.  Reds, blues, yellows, mixed with segmented forms, outlined in black and white.  The colors literally vibrate from the surface.  Her brilliant canvases offer a sense of fierce exuberance, a vibrant and persistent reservoir of inner-feeling. Aisenstat is more interested in the expressive and decorative aspects of painting.  These concerns were also important for the French painter Henri Matisse and, specifically, for the Romanian artist Marcel Janco (with whom Aisenstat studied).

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Growing up in Dublin, Ireland, Elaine Murphy displayed clearly a talent for painting, drawing and design, winning many awards and critical recognition at The National College of Art.

She focuses on the female form, bathing it in a sea of primary colors and shades. Her style has evolved toward figurative abstract, producing images of emotional character and beauty, incorporating geometric design reminiscent of the Art Deco period.

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The inheritor of a rich pre-war artistic legacy, born in Bucharest in 1933. A quote by the noted French art critic Marc LeMoigne states "Guttman's paintings have a celestial cleanness and finess". Upon extensive examination of his work, one begins to understand how true and [profound that statement really is. The ability to integrate color, form, and subject matter result in the creation of painings rich in this sence of 'celestial cleanness'.

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Born 1947 in Cyprus, living in Israel. Member of the Israelis' association of Painting and sculptors. An artist of Israeli fine art. His works may be found in public institutions and private collections in Israel and abroad, has given many solo and group exhibitions in Israel. took part in artexpo exhibition in USA, ( LA, NY,) Estamppa Valencia,

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Born in Israel in 1951, to French speaking parents, he exhibited an early artistic ability that was enthusiastically supported by his family. After serving his time in the military, Maimon attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, the most prestigious academy for the arts in Israel. This is where his initial interest in the Paris school was cultivated. Maimon's paintings capture the "boulevard culture," that uniquely French atmosphere that so intrigued Lautrec, Bonnard and other artists before him. Though strongly influenced by the Paris school of art, with his intrepid use of color and line he creates works that are absorbing, rich and uniquely Maimon.

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Avri Ohana Born in Casablanca, Morocco in 1939, Avri Ohana emigrated to Israel at the age of thirteen. Kibbutz educated, he later went on to study painting and sculpture in Israel's major art schools under such prominent artists as European Dadaist, Marcel Janco, and the Director of the Bezalel Art School in Jerusalem, Dan Hoffner. Ohana also attended the Oranim Art School and culminated his formal studies with a teaching certificate in art from the Ministry of Education in Tel Aviv. He then taught art in Israel and spent six months in Paris working under Jacob Agam before moving to the United States. Ohana has done set design for the Haifa Theater in Israel and the Grand Opera in San Francisco, graphic design for ABC Television, and operated and taught his own art school in San Bernardino, California. He is a member of the Ein Hod Artists' Village in Israel, and has participated in one-man and group shows in major cities in Israel, Europe and the United States. Ohana's works are virtual wonderlands of rich, ripe, multicolored "prime" paintings that consist of paintings-within-paintings. Vistas open up within vistas, while deceptively simple interiors disclose a multitude of other subjects. There is a strong sense of nature in Ohana's works and an expression of freshness, open spaces, and far horizons of the outdoors. His works are an orchestration of the old with the new, the primitive with the sophisticated, and the ordinary with the fantastic. They are treats for the eye, the senses, and the imagination and will take you to places you will want to visit again and again. Avri Ohana's work draws its subject matter from his love of nature and the outdoor life and is also influenced by the rhythms of New York City where he now lives.

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Heddy Kun was born in Zagreb and raised by her grandparents in Budapest after her parents perished in the Holocaust. She graduated from the Academy of Art there, and then left in 1956 for Israel where she married Zeev Kun. She has an extraordinary sense of color discernible in her still-life work with flowers as well as her landscapes. She has had one-man shows in galleries all over Israel — the Rosenfeld Gallery, Tel Aviv, the Feferberg Gallery, Jerusalem, and the Weizman Gallery Beer-Sheva etc. — as well as in Europe, America and Australia.

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Alex Meilichson has developed a figurative style, using a palette of brilliant colors. His favorite media are ink, acrylic and oil on canvas. He paints Judaic themes, landscapes and still life in an expressionist Ecole de Paris approach. Venezuelan born Alex Meilichson was attracted to painting since early childhood, his talent soon becoming apparent amongst his classmates. He immigrated to Israel with his family, and later studied Sociology and Political Science at the Tel Aviv University. However, his deep yearning for knowledge and for the arts propelled him to study History of Art at the University of Berlin, then return to Venezuela and study at the Christobal Rojas School of Art in Caracas. Still unsatisfied, he continued studies at the Art Student's League' in New York. Two of the artists who have influenced him considerably are Marc Chagall and Manne Katz. Later Meilichson joined his close friend the painter Zamy Steynowitz, with whom he shared a studio and painted together for the next nineteen years, first in Caracas and then in New York. Meilichson traveled extensively around the world, visiting thirty-five different countries in the Americas, Europe and the Far East. He visited many art monuments and museums, absorbing the influences of diverse cultures. He has a large private collection of several thousand books and numerous artworks. Meilichson has exhibited in Venezuela, Israel and the United States.

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Uri Dushy has extensive experience with creative projects, and his innovative pictures - be it of industrial site, well-preserved ancient city, riotously colorful market, green landscape, deserted quay or apocalyptic power station - inspire the viewers' empathy, inducing them to a profound sense of identification - both intellectually and emotionally.

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The art of Kip is both defiant and fluid. It reflects his cultural origins, its music, media and graffiti. Kip began drawing with paint as early as age six when he would check-out art books from the Lafeyette College Art Library about Van Gogh, Picasso, Warhol, Hockney and others that fueled his palette. Kip's paintings now grace the walls of hundreds of collections, both public and private. His mural projects have also been designed to incorporate working with children from diverse cultural and social backgrounds.

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Throughout his career Azene has forged personal histories through exploration of information implicit in the tactile, or that can be seen. Where his earlier work drew on the nostalgic qualities of past mementos, these recent paintings are characterized by their contemporaneity and fleeting immediecy.

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Born in 1951 in Haifa, Israel, Yuval Mahler studied graphic design and animation at the School of Visuals Arts in New York City. Mahler draws upon a rich supply of wry humor, satire, caricature, and comedy to produce his insightful studies of human behaviour. His paintings explore human relationships under various conditions of life all over the world and sometimes exploring Jewish life. Mahler's work appeals to the child in us all, to optimists as well as media. The variety of his art includes acrylic, gouache, metal cutting, serigraphs and giclee. His paintings have been shown in galleries and exhibitions in many countries, including Israel, U.S.A., Canada, Germany and Switzerland.

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Born in Dublin, Ireland, painter Sevitt Francis has travelled all over the world, from Australia to the Canary Islands and England, moving from one life experience to another. In 1959 the young artist found her Home in Isreal. During the seventies, she studied at the famed Avni Institute in Tel-Aviv and the School for Art Teachers in Ramat-Hasharon. Her studies were concluded at the Isreal Artist's Association in 1981.

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Observing Caputo's works one senses something like a dim luminosity, a light preceding the already pale one of dawn. They are prompted by, and have as their subject matter, the industrial sections of New York, and the abandoned factories of the section of Rome called Testaccio, where the artist lives and works. He concentrates on geometry, perspective and architecture.

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