MARIELA GARIBAY

Mariela Garibay, is a Peruvian artist, who has always been passionate for art. Her first solo exhibition dates back to 2004, with stone as her primary material. Since then, she has never stopped. Mariela Garibay tells us that sculpture is not just form, but the language the artist has chosen to communicate, and the result of prior internalization work on the message she conveys. Sculpture is a discipline that requires patience, many hours of work, and love. Love for the idea, the work, the message, and the unknown person who will one day discover it.

MARCO GRASSI

Marco Grassi is a painter of Italian origin. Marco creates remarkable portraits thanks to their realism, always accompanied by a special touch and a pinch of surrealism. The artist gives special importance to the thoroughness with which he handles the details of his not-very-traditional subjects. Since the beginning of his career, Marco Grassi developed a very personal style which praises the identity of the female subject in the specific moment in which they are painted. with his intense female portraits, Marco searches to captivate the viewer, by creating a silent dialogue between the subject and the audience.

JULIEN MARINETTI

Julien Marinetti has charted his own course as an artist. The painter, sculptor, engraver and illustrator has his own unique and novel artistic approach: merging painting and sculpture, he has created what he calls “the syncretism of art". His sculptures, bulldogs, pandas, penguins, cranes and teddy bears are made out of clay, then bronze. These tridimensional works express his neoexpressionist painting style as if on canvas. The spectator must walk around the work to discover all its subtlety and secrets.