A Living
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Working in a style he describes as abstract cartoon cubism and artificial realism, Khitarishvili draws on the legacy of Picasso, Velázquez, Matisse, Arcimboldo and Pollock — reinterpreted through the lens of American cartoon animation. Each painting layers reference and invention into something entirely his own.

A Zürich-based conceptual artist and painter, Protsak's practice is defined by an expressive signature and a distinctive narrative force. Her works navigate between symbolism, temporality and transcendence — interlacing abstraction with expressive intensity into a visual language both immediate and enduring.

An American-born artist based in Mexico for more than four decades, Wolfryd's international career spans museums and galleries across Europe, the United States, Japan and Latin America. His paintings invite viewers beneath the surface, where symbols, political undertones and deeply human narratives meet remarkable painterly freedom.

Swedish-Colombian, born and raised between Kenya and Switzerland, now based in Marbella. A BFA from Parsons School of Design led to years as a freelance illustrator and exhibitions across Cologne, Munich, Geneva and London — before a decade in luxury fashion, and a return to the canvas. Her large-format acrylics are intimate and monumental at once.

Fieldwork — Wild Thing is built on expeditions into Costa Rica's landscapes, from cloud forest to coastline, photographing the hidden shapes and textures of native flora. The wilderness becomes both subject and collaborator — observation as a form of preservation.

Post-sacred image practices. Zurich-based photographer Julian A. Keller constructs worlds where the impossible feels inevitable.

A Swiss artist based between Europe and Costa Rica. Lapp's practice begins in the garden and ends in the archive — real roses preserved through natural crystallization in resin, suspended at the peak of their beauty. Each piece is wholly unique: an object between sculpture, nature and memory.

Painting is Chavarría's most authentic voice — a direct way of expressing what is within her, often before she fully understands it herself. Working in expressionist color and organic form, she translates emotion, memory and thought into canvas, abstraction freeing her from the need for literal representation.

Born and raised in the coastal town of Playas del Coco, Downing carved his own artistic path — one fish at a time — until he became a Master Gyotaku artist. Pura Vida Gyotaku carries roots in fishing and a deep respect for Japanese tradition. Every print is a personal tribute: a story of connection between the sea and the soul.

Fortin's work explores the strength, grace and vulnerability of the human body in dialogue with the natural world. Her large-format photographs capture ballet dancers submerged in water — gravity-defying compositions that move between rebirth, transformation and the resilience of the female form. Each image is an invitation into another realm, where water and movement become a language of renewal.