ALexandra Gestin

Alexandra Gestin was born in Guérande, a small medieval town, located on the "Côte d'amour" in the West of France.. Destiny would soon take the young Alexandra far away from her native country and her artist-architect grandfather on a number of amazing voyages that gave her, her passion for art. In North Africa, her love for sculpture becomes a passion. In Asia, she is inspired and discovers her first subjects. Today Alexandra is settled in Belgium and it is here that she has found the freedom to explore and develop this passion.

BRETT CIMINO

The pathway of self creation through a paintbrush and canvas is the path that I chose to take when confronted with a major crossroads in my life. Making my own decisions and being true to the person that I am is the only way I know how to forge my way through each day. Through my paintings I am able to take myself to a place where I see the personalities, raw intent, and body language of a snapshot in time that can not be explained in mere words, but rather by initiating a conversation with the body of work itself that I’m presently creating. Simply put, I paint because I have too. The feeling of being completely vulnerable and letting go of whatever I think I have control of allows me to unlock an energy that is untapped when carrying out the everyday normalities of life. I paint to give back to this energy and see where it takes me as I enter a realm of the unknown and am carried through the journey of each painting. Creators from the past and present have given me the inspiration to dive into the most amazing, most vulnerable, and darkest points of my past and present which I then transcribe on the canvas. My hope is to continue to grow and to always remain a student when I’m present to my work and my studio. The energy that emboldens me to create as I do will hopefully provide inspiration to the next generation of artists as the wheel of the arts continues to turn through time. The Art movement has become my life and soul and I will continue to push forward in the world of self creation and help to give a voice to people and artists everywhere who share in the belief of the unknown possibilities that art can offer.

Lenore Robins

The art world can often seem puzzling and intimidating. Lenore Diamond Robins’ art world is often a puzzle, quite literally. Through her art, she attempts to “solve” the puzzle by creating art which is readily accessible to the viewer. Her work has been described as, “Pop Art which really pops!”

Lenore works in six basic design styles: Geometrics, Puzzles, Fish, Flowers, Just Having Fun and Black & White color studies. All of her styles evolved from the use of basic geometric shapes, some of which are placed at varying heights or angles to create dimensionality and a sense of motion. Her art is distinctive and immediately identifiable.

Each of her unique works of art are wood based. The wood is cut and fully sealed. Each piece receives multiple coats of acrylic paints to obtain the depth of color Lenore requires for her bold, three dimensional art. She uses a high gloss resin to final coat most of her artworks. This is a technically challenging, very beautiful, hand-mixed and hand-poured finish which requires years of experience to properly master. Some variation in the final result is natural.

Lenore began creating art for her own home in 1988. Today, in addition to her long term representation at Art Fusion Galleries, she exhibits her art in galleries in Arizona, Illinois, Massachusetts and New York City, NY. Her artwork has been purchased by private collectors from across the country and around the world; art which now hangs in private homes of collectors from Austria, England, France, Spain, Switzerland, The Czech Republic, as well as the US and Canada. Her art was shown at an invitation only juried art exhibition in Nashville, TN. Lenore served for three years as President of The Artists’ Guild of the Boca Raton Museum of Art, a very prestigious auxiliary of over 300 artists and art lovers.

Lenore’s art is designed to be hung without additional framing, or if she feels a frame is needed to complete the design, she incorporates the frame as part of the artwork. Her collectors invest in original art, not in commercial framing.

Michael Ferrara

From the vibrant streets of Fort Lauderdale emerges Michael Ferrara, an artist who paints not to please but to provoke. His work is a collision of rebellion and refinement—graffiti energy meeting fine-art precision. Drawing inspiration from icons like Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Ferrara fuses urban grit with bold color and fearless commentary, creating pieces that pulse with life and defiance.

A two-time featured artist at Art Basel Miami, Ferrara has carved a distinctive mark on the global art stage. His portfolio, now surpassing a hundred original works, is a testament to his relentless experimentation and uncompromising vision. Each canvas feels alive—an unfiltered expression of individuality, identity, and the raw electricity of the streets.

Represented by Art Fusion Galleries, Ferrara’s work commands attention in every room it inhabits. His graffiti-inspired canvases don’t merely hang—they confront. They invite conversation, question conformity, and celebrate the audacity of the human spirit.

In Ferrara’s world, art is not a luxury—it’s a rebellion dressed in color.

William Braemer

William’s artwork is the result of an amazing life experience and a personality that hungers for rich, character-defining adventures. William’s artwork can be defined as abstract expressionism; notably flavored with valiant colors, rich strokes and provocative themes. From the Caribbean flavored abstract paintings to the ornately crafted sculptures, William’s artwork appeals to a wide cross-section of collectors. As a young man, William was educated in New York and upon graduation, apprenticed in Europe during the 1980’s. While living in Florence, Italy, he was inspired by the city’s rich artistic history and its’ deep-rooted culture. It was this moment in time of William’s life which inspired him to pursue his passion for art; thus, beginning a life-long journey steeped in a love for self-expression.

Artist Statement
“My intense passion and extreme love of life is the foundation of my creativity. Elation, contentment and ultimate satisfaction are the feelings I experience when reaching the completion of one of my pieces, thus granting me the drive and ambition to begin creating a new body of work. I like to define my artistic style as abstract in nature coupled with an expressionist quality.
My interpretation of a subject matter is
transformed into rich, vibrant bold colors
– timeless, awakening the soul, uplifting and radiant. My use of color evokes many moods; each piece I create is a moment in my life and therefore reflects that period of time – my art is the reflection of my eyes looking into my soul.”

Victoria Kovalenchikova

VK Gallery represents contemporary international artists working in different genres and media, including painting, sculpture, photography and digital art.
Victoria Kovalenchikova believes in supporting different cultures across the globe, and VK Gallery is a part of several humanitarian and charity projects. Victoria hopes that her small contribution will have wider impact. Victoria's paintings demonstrate a strong knowledge of art history. Her fascination with the cityscape - both its architecture and inhabitants - is evident in most of her works. She frequently attempts to portray the passage of time by recalling seemingly innocuous events, ingrained in our collective memory, unfolding at specific locations. Recently Victoria started to create new EARTH paintings, which are dedicated to our planet and universe. Most importantly, she views her creative process as a means of representing the kaleidoscope of life by piecing together its infinite fragments.

DAVID GONYA

David is a person of many talents and interests and is equally at home in the arts and engineering. His earlier career as an engineer has provided him with an understanding of the tools and processes necessary to sculpt. His pieces show his technical capabilities as well as his long dormant need to express himself artistically. As a sculptor, he has discovered his personal way to show many of life's perspectives, emotions and visions. He works primarily in stone (soapstone, alabaster, limestone and marble) and metal. David sculpts abstract as well as figurative pieces.

He formally started his sculpting training in 1988 at the Philbrook Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma and has maintained a studio subsequently in Ohio, Florida, and Puerto Rico. In early 2000, he relocated to Sarasota, Florida and works at his studio on Ashton Court—adjacent to the Bronzart foundry. He is in private or public collections in Ohio, Oklahoma, Florida, Texas, Georgia, Puerto Rico, Maryland, Wisconsin, New York and now Miami.