Operating from a studio in Florida, Gores is best known for lush collage portraits that act as a feast for the senses, creating separate experiences when viewing the art from afar or up-close, as images, text, and patterns meld into one. His work has already taken him around the world with Thinkspace gallery among others. For Moniker, Gores has set to work on a unique interactive mural.
Siris Hill’s portraiture explores the effects psychological conditions have on an individual, reflecting his own realities of living with mental illness while investigating the social obstructions and loss of identity it creates. Unable to work around the fumes of oil paint, he uses digital painting techniques to demonstrate a mastery of techniques of 17th-century artists. For Moniker, Hill has brought his digital works to life with 3D light boxes.
Working in a genre of art known as Hyper-realism, Arinze drives at creating art that triggers a degree of emotional connection between his viewers and his subjects. He also uses his works as a medium for social and political activism, highlighting pressing matters both in his community and worldwide, including modern slavery, feminism, and others.
Miss Van is one of Europe’s most important female street artists. She began doing street work in Toulouse in the early 1990s. She is showing new work with Barcelona based gallery Fousion Gallery. Founded by Jasmin Waschl in 2006, Fousion Gallery displays a fine selection of Pop Surrealism, Urban and Street Art, Illustrations, and Indefinable Art Jewels.
Spanish artist Verimbus often takes on consumerism and conceptions of beauty in his works by using solvent on advertisements. He shows new work with Mazel Galerie. Alongside Vermibus, they will exhibit major French stencil artist C215 and Italian artist Laurina Paperina with her caustic and satirical cartoon artworks—three different and radical views of current European art scene.
Materials Handmade paper, pulp painting, silkscreen & cut paper collage
Dimensions 100x70 cm
Sale price $65
The booth curated by Swoon for Heliotrope foundation will feature new and exclusive prints for Moniker starting from 60 dollars and up. The proceeds of print sales directly fund the Foundation’s educational and sustainable building programs in Cormiers, Haiti. Swoon is a mixed-media artist who is best known for life-sized wheatpaste prints and cutouts of human figures.
Nick Fedaeff’s latest collection introduces a new, exciting direction in his work, in which he experiments with two radically different styles at once—Neo Cubism and Renaissance. While his previous work was often influenced by the old masters, Neo Cubism is a fresh form of expression for him. Fedaeff combines geometric, patterned images with detailed Renaissance-style frameworks. The merging of these varied styles creates connections where typically there would be distance.
Christian Böhmer is an autodidact artist, street artist, portrait painter, and illustrator.
He has his roots in the graffiti movement of the late 1990s, which is still a leading part of his colorful and dynamic style. The basis of his current period of work is portrait painting, which he abstracts in his own unique way.
Operating from a studio in Florida, Gores is best known for lush collage portraits that act as a feast for the senses, creating separate experiences when viewing the art from afar or up-close, as images, text, and patterns meld into one. His work has already taken him around the world with Thinkspace gallery among others. For Moniker, Gores has set to work on a unique interactive mural.
Siris Hill’s portraiture explores the effects psychological conditions have on an individual, reflecting his own realities of living with mental illness while investigating the social obstructions and loss of identity it creates. Unable to work around the fumes of oil paint, he uses digital painting techniques to demonstrate a mastery of techniques of 17th-century artists. For Moniker, Hill has brought his digital works to life with 3D light boxes.
Working in a genre of art known as Hyper-realism, Arinze drives at creating art that triggers a degree of emotional connection between his viewers and his subjects. He also uses his works as a medium for social and political activism, highlighting pressing matters both in his community and worldwide, including modern slavery, feminism, and others.
Miss Van is one of Europe’s most important female street artists. She began doing street work in Toulouse in the early 1990s. She is showing new work with Barcelona based gallery Fousion Gallery. Founded by Jasmin Waschl in 2006, Fousion Gallery displays a fine selection of Pop Surrealism, Urban and Street Art, Illustrations, and Indefinable Art Jewels.
Spanish artist Verimbus often takes on consumerism and conceptions of beauty in his works by using solvent on advertisements. He shows new work with Mazel Galerie. Alongside Vermibus, they will exhibit major French stencil artist C215 and Italian artist Laurina Paperina with her caustic and satirical cartoon artworks—three different and radical views of current European art scene.
Materials Handmade paper, pulp painting, silkscreen & cut paper collage
Dimensions 100x70 cm
Sale price $65
The booth curated by Swoon for Heliotrope foundation will feature new and exclusive prints for Moniker starting from 60 dollars and up. The proceeds of print sales directly fund the Foundation’s educational and sustainable building programs in Cormiers, Haiti. Swoon is a mixed-media artist who is best known for life-sized wheatpaste prints and cutouts of human figures.
Nick Fedaeff’s latest collection introduces a new, exciting direction in his work, in which he experiments with two radically different styles at once—Neo Cubism and Renaissance. While his previous work was often influenced by the old masters, Neo Cubism is a fresh form of expression for him. Fedaeff combines geometric, patterned images with detailed Renaissance-style frameworks. The merging of these varied styles creates connections where typically there would be distance.
Christian Böhmer is an autodidact artist, street artist, portrait painter, and illustrator.
He has his roots in the graffiti movement of the late 1990s, which is still a leading part of his colorful and dynamic style. The basis of his current period of work is portrait painting, which he abstracts in his own unique way.