œCONTEMPORARY 2013 13 “ 18 March 2013 Private View : Wednesday 13 March 18 “ 20.30 h * exhibition: Brick Lane Gallery-annexe 93-95 Sclater St | E16HR , LONDON, UK

The aim of this show is to call the attention of the art minded public in London showing a harmonic conjunction of outstanding artworks in which the variety of visual languages and the unification of differences is the most important inspiration factor.

The following artists have been selected for this event :

CHRIS BILLINGTON www.chrisbillington.com

KAI-HSING HUANG www.do-arting.org/profile/KaiHsingHuang

STANE KLANCNIK www.do-arting.org/profile/staneklancnik

LANA GREBEN www.do-arting.org/profile/LanaGreben

ROGER STREETS www.do-arting.org/profile/rogerstreets

MARCEL KOELEMAN www.wendemarc.nl

KEL DOMENECH www.do-arting.org/profile/Keldomenech

RICHARD LEWSEY www.richardlewsey.co.uk

BLAKE BARRETT www.do-arting.org/profile/schjlatah

OM BARBARA AGUIRRE www.do-arting.org/profile/OmBarbara

HENRIETTE DINGEMANS www.do-arting.org/profile/HenrietteDingemans

PAT GAINOR www.do-arting.org/profile/PatGainor

EDUARDO CUCURNIA www.do-arting.org/profile/eduardocucurnia

PATRICE BERTHOMEAUX www.do-arting.org/profile/PatriceBerthomeaux

ANDRII YEFREMOV www.facebook.com/andrii.yefremov

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CHRIS BILLINGTON

Working full time from my studio in on The Lizard peninsula, I pursue my art with an absolute passion for bold and experimental use of colour. I am continually exploring abstraction, with a focus on the metaphysical rather than the physical, submitting myself entirely to the unknown yet with an absolute faith and commitment to the power of abstraction.

KAI-HSING HUANG

My works are distillations of my sense and thought; it concerns kinds of intangible or tangible

touching in my life and living.

STANE KLANCNIK

My drawings are my psychokinetic handwriting and crude graphic intimism. I practice this extremely intimistic experience of drawing in a unique, creative ritual in my studio. This largely involves a definite erotic charge to which I surrender totally and allow it to prevail over the conventional academic iconography of the drawing. Images in my drawings appear as barren mutant offspring of a certain readily‘recognisable corporeality and the urban environment. 

LANA GREBEN

œThrough their creations, fashion designers create styles, imply values, aesthetics and lifestyles. Fashion, for me, is all about the power of emotion, seduction and passion. My work explores the fascinating interrelation between art and fashion, one in which there is something of a role reversal. Fashion magazines, fashion photography and graphic design, in claiming and validating the visceral emotions and desires evoked by fashion, have themselves become powerful sources of inspiration

ROGER STREETS

After living in Cornwall for 20 years, spending most of that time as a landscape/seascape painter, but also getting involved in the genre of Fantasy Art, I moved to mid-France 12 years ago, and on the death of my Peugeot suddenly fell into the world of metal sculpture!  Mainly brought about due to the fact that I had a scrap car, I didn't know what to do with it and couldn't, at that time, speak enough French to find out!

MARCEL KOELEMAN

œImaging is at best, again and again, for me travelling to and through undescribed space. Every journey has its own ideas, and therefore its own medium of expression. So I explore a lot of those media to express myself.

Started with photography, I got more and more interest in graphic techniques, sounds, poetry and so on. ˜Spaceinmind' is a key word in my work: it comes all in the mind, and if it's there and evoluates, it isn't limited by physical or technical boundaries. The limitation comes when ideas ask for expression in real material. And that's a step I like very much. One of my central themes is my curiosity about how people live, try to live and try to give some meaning to their life, together with other people and more or less locked up in there ambiance of cities, relations, ambitions, ideologies, etc.

KEL DOMENECH

His work explores colour, textures and periods, thinking over the past, the future, technique, art and theory, reflected on some eclectic pieces in the purest sense of the word œeclectic.

RICHARD LEWSEY

Black dust fallen in the leaves of winged angels concurrence by the eagle's dream remorse searching for mercury and sulphur sequence of ideas art without space and time the artist is trying to return to reality dust settling in darkness closes the screen philosophical questions die the fashion of science and the closed garden.

BLAKE BARRETT

Blake is a photographer living and working in San Francisco, CA. He sometimes updates his tumblr and other times his flickr and a lot of times nothin

OM BARBARA AGUIRRE

Om Barbara Aguirre lives and works in Barcelona and is already many years involved in

Art and Design. His technical back ground as a digital and industrial designer has

been of an important influence for his further artistic development.

HENRIETTE DINGEMANS

The images I made both during the journey and when I returned to my studio are in a sense meditations on the "other". They underscore the impossibility of representing the "other", a bloodless abstraction. These are concrete people who exist in very specific, concrete ways in a particular, concrete place; they are stitched into their ecosystem as part of its fabric, and are not "separate". I found that to confront them was not so much to learn more about them as to realise how we see them. It makes instructively visible the restrictive packaging we have used to consign them to the category "other" --

PAT GAINOR



"I love to manipulate the paint and find unique ways to use colors, shapes, textures and line

to convey an idea or emotion.

One of my series is based on the œM theory espoused by Stephen Hawking. It contends that all matter and energy is composed of vibrating strings which can expand into membranes (branes). As these vibrating forces collide they create a break or wormhole leading into another dimension. This series (in Gallery 1, line 2) is my artistic impression to capture that thrilling and unfathomable moment of breakthrough

EDUARDO CUCURNIA

His works are characterizes by colorful and basically abstract compositions. Sometimes

including collage impressions and in other occasion referring to figurative references.

PATRICE BERTHOMEAUX

The exhibition ,organized by GaleriaZero (GZ) from The Netherlands, forms part of an extensive program with other exhibitions in Paris, Berlin, New York, Basel and HongKong.

Abstract oil paintings. This artist from Switzerland places his

color expressions in a spacefull surrounding inwhich the forms

seem to float and to form part of the universe.

ANDREII YEFRAMOV

Russian artist and musician living in London. His experimental

compositions are connected with his long experience with

ceramic and techno music.