My name is Daniel Pawlowski, and I’m from Poland. I was born on 23.05.1989, in a city called Wloclawek. That is also the place I live and create my art. I am graduate of Department of Art, at The University of Nicolaus Copernicus in Torun.  I create and paint since I can remember. Parents very early recognized the growing passion and took me to one of the local art teachers, who insisted that I should develop my talent. As a child I went through all kinds of art such as wooden sculpture, clay, ceramics, all sorts of collages, drawing, pastels, watercolors and finally my beloved oil painting.

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Who would have thought that it’s been two years since the first issue, to tell you the true, I do look back in time sometimes, when I first started creating this project I knew it wouldn’t be an easy task to create something so delicate and complicate in such short time I always had Almudenas’ help and I still do, even though I tell her every day today I want everyone to know how thankful I am to her, thank you Almudena!

Joseph Lorusso was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1966 and received his formal training at the American Academy of Art. He went on to receive his B.F.A. degree from the Kansas City Art Institute. Born of Italian descent, Lorusso was exposed to art at an early age. Through several early trips to Italy, his parents introduced him to the works of the Italian Masters. Lorusso would look to these influences throughout his early artistic development and they are still evident in his work today. 

Serge was born in 1971 in Ufa in the USSR. Serge Marshennikov is a Russian artist born in Ufa. Marshennikov studied at one of the most prestigious art academies in the world, The Repin Academy of Fine Art in St. Petersburg, Russia.As one of the most talented graduates of the academy he conducted his post-graduate studies under the personal tutelage of the Rector of the Academy, Professor Milnikov at his studio.

Serge Marshennikov’s hyperrealist paintings of women in interior spaces are heavily influenced by the mid-twentieth century American artist Andrew Wyeth. Wyeth painted the rural farming communities of his hometowns in America with sensitivity and affection becoming arguably the most popular artist of his time. Later he painted a series of paintings of his father’s nurse and caretaker, Helga. These paintings are so realistic that Helga almost seems present. It is in this way that Marshennikov portrays his sisters, depicting their skin and hair with the loving affection in which Wyeth portrayed Helga.