Sylvie Guillot
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Wishing to transcribe in her large prostrate bodies, stretched, collected or against the infinite dive of light and tones of skin tones, she has integrated watercolor to its palette of techniques: black stone, charcoal, pastel, oil, acrylic. She also found in her speed of execution an urgency that suits her temperament and the excitement that animates her pencil on the sheet.
Atanas Matsoureff
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Atanas Matsoureff is a realistic watercolorist, but also works in stylistics and magical realism. Born in 1975 in Bansko, graduated from a high school with a profile of woodcarver, he is one of the greatest watercolor talents in the world, perhaps because he has no university education. His works are present in all modern watercolor catalogs. Winner of prestigious awards in Bulgaria and abroad, his creative biography is rich and varied.
Shirley Trevena
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In love with color, Shirley Trevena relies on her only instinct to paint. Composition, tones, texture effects: everything is achieved in total independence from the rules. Thanks to her, we understand better how the act of creation is inseparable from a certain freedom.
Stephen Quiller
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Painter of more than forty years, he has during his career developed a painting rich in colors where the forms are more suggested than represented, and in which he does not hesitate to mix techniques with water.
Jerald Silva
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Jerald Silva paints in a lyrical poetic style that is in direct contrast to his commonplace subject matter. It is the sort of technique that one usually associates with conservative motifs: still lifes, landscapes and portraits. Actually, Silva does embrace these tried -and-true subjects, but it is his stretching of style and injection of irony that gives his work added appeal. (Ellen Schlesinger, Sacramento Bee, 1980)
Nicholas Simmons
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Nicholas Simmons uses acrylic paint and watercolors on a large scale to create paintings that are both powerful representations and strong abstractions.