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Kathy Friesz
Original abstract oil and mixed media. Works created on canvas and oil paper. Etheral formations emerge as work developes taking queues from nature. Layers of color and textures are incorporated into each composition.
Robin Frisella
Fine art has the gentle power to reflect the best things in life . . . beauty, hopefulness, serenity. The hands of artist Robin Frisella harness that power in pastel works that are as stunning as they are calming. An apple in an antique bowl. Ripe pears just waiting to be eaten but, for now,...
Jessie Fritsch
I paint because I was raised surrounded by a creative and arty family who always supported my artistic talent. I am driven to make art, teach art, and help build an art community. I am inspired by random moments and paint what I find to be calming beauty in my busy life. The one common denominator...
Gilberto Frometa
Acrylic and oil paintings.
David Frutko
I tend to work in series, developing and exploring a concept, when I am fully satisfied I move on to another concept. Most of my work involves texture materials, stone, mica, laval, glass, etc.
Phil Fung
My name is Phil Fung and I am a Miami-born visual artist. All my life I have lived with one foot in reality and the other in my imagination. My art is my way of sharing the connection between both realms. The things I make are a part of me, but also part of the world. My goal is to shine the...
Merab Gagiladze
Merab Gagiladze is from Tbilisi, Georgia. An excellent draftsman and colorist, he reinterprets the tales and legends of his country so richly imbued with European and Eastern cultures. His work takes the viewer on an imaginary journey populated with characters that bear a message at the crossroads...
Paola Gallardo
Florida - based artist, Paola Gallardo, was born in Bogota, Colombia in the early 70’s. At only 4 years of age, Paola and her family moved to Spain. While in Spain, she studied art starting with black and white media at the age of twelve at Jose Joaquin's Studio in Zaragoza, Spain. She explored...
Sandra Galloway-Carter
Even as a child in Michigan, Sandra dreamed of being an artist. " As I grew older, she admits, " the dream just took hold of my life, and turned into something much more like an obsession."
Sandra has a degree in Graphic Arts from Western Michigan University, and worked in the field for ten years....
Scott Gamble
Three thousand years of glassmaking has yielded vessel forms in all shapes and sizes. However, I believe there is still much to explore whether a vessel is functional or non-functional. Form, color, proportion, texture --- all play an important role in how an object is perceived. Sandblasting or...