About the Exhibit
Art Angels is the brainchild of trailblazing artist Trevor Jones. Every month Trevor examines and celebrates the work of an emerging artist.
In partnership with NFC Lisbon and MakersPlace, Trevor Jones has curated a very special edition of Art Angels featuring 7 amazing artists. Their artworks will be exhibited at the MakersPlace booth at NFC Lisbon on June 7-8, 2023. Additionally, Trevor Jones will be discussing the artworks live on stage on Thursday June 8, 2023. Each artwork will be auctioned off exclusively on MakersPlace with a reserve price of 0.5 ETH each.
About the Artists
Genrikh Kim
Full member of the Russian Academy of Folk Art. Honorary Member of the International Academy of Contemporary Art.
Rachel Pease
Landscape artist and envoy of nature. Rachael’s work documents real trees and locations. Her drawings weave reality with strings of fantasy, imagination and past memories.
Paradigmstories
Venturing into surreal black & white worlds since 1990, exploring the unknown and unlocking the mysteries of paradigms.
Jérôme Oudot Trëz
Visual artist residing in Paris, Trëz’ work confronts Matter and Mind. Using a combination of creative tools, painting, drawing and digital, his work is resolutely focused on the relationship that humans have with themselves, their quest for knowledge, their contradictions, their relationships to others, to their time and environment.
Grisha Kim
Artist-architect that creates huge works in hand-drawn graphics, finding inspiration in architecture and nature.
Reinhard Schmid
A professional artist for more than 30 years. His fantastic, surreal images are based on a general concept which he calls the venusmachine. The combination of the sensuous female energy with the more technical male aspects, often depicted in some kind of machinery. His work is whimsical, complex and mostly with a humorous or erotic touch. He regularly uses his traditional paintings as a base for his digital art.
Andrés Zighelboim
Erotic energy transmutation, through inks and oils. Magical realism and Jewish Mysticism. For love, I have lived for art.
