Posts by Laura Horowicz

  • Sylvain Tremblay Artist Interview | Pushing Contemporary Boundaries

    Sylvain Tremblay Artist Interview | Pushing Contemporary Boundaries

    Sculptural Painting, Artistic Evolution, and Worldwide Commissions
    by Laura Horowicz

    In the world of contemporary art, few artists operate with the same level of material curiosity and conceptual risk as Sylvain Tremblay. Known for his sculptural paintings and highly textured surfaces, Tremblay has built a practice that exists between disciplines—where painting, sculpture, and performance converge.

     

    In this edition of Art Talk: Artist Interviews, Carousel Fine Art offers collectors a rare, behind-the-scenes look into Sylvain Tremblay’s artistic process, studio residency, and bespoke commission work. The conversation reveals not only how his works are made, but why they resonate so strongly with collectors seeking investment art and one-of-one commissions.

  • Behind Becoming

    Behind Becoming

    Eric Alfaro’s Coming-of-Age Oeuvre
    by Laura Horowicz
  • Banksy Unmasked?

    Banksy Unmasked?

    The Art World’s Biggest Mystery May Finally Have a Name.
    by Laura Horowicz

    What Reuters says it found, why the story matters, and what this means for street art, the market, and Banksy’s legacy.

  • Cuban artist Alexi Torres' "unbrainwashable" bronze sculptural work with textured basket woven technique.
    by Laura Horowicz
  • The Art of Craft: Isabelle Scheltjens and the Power of the Handmade

    The Art of Craft: Isabelle Scheltjens and the Power of the Handmade

    Exploring Isabelle Scheltjens's Glass Mosaic Portraits and the Beauty of Handcrafted Art
    by Laura Horowicz
  • A Moment of Human Tenderness: How Mariela Garibay Creates Her Signature Sculptures

    A Moment of Human Tenderness: How Mariela Garibay Creates Her Signature Sculptures

    Diving Deeper into Mariela Garibay's Artistic Process
    by Laura Horowicz

    Before a single figure takes shape, before any marble is carved or bronze is cast, Mariela Garibay begins with something much quieter—stillness. Her art doesn’t begin with her hands. It begins with her heart. And it’s this deeply intentional process that makes her work so moving—and why collectors around the world are beginning to take notice. But how does Garibay bring these tender figures to life?

     

     

  • Beto Gatti's sculpture "Saudades, A Origem," made of bronze, of two busts of monkeys intertwined holding a smartphone.

    Unraveling Evolution in the Digital Embrace

    Beto Gatti's "Saudades, A Origem"
    by Laura Horowicz
    The exploration of technological progress, human connection, and the potential beginnings of an unforeseen devolution in our evolution.
  • Chance Cooper's painting "American Sugar," depicting different colored outlines of food and abstract symbols.

    A Visual Tapestry of Personal Narratives

    Chance Cooper's "Bag Series"
    by Laura Horowicz
    As we step into the captivating realm of Chance Cooper's artistic repertoire, a series of works emerges that unveils a world of vivid imagination and whimsical storytelling. In this "Bag Series,” Cooper immerses us in an intimate exploration of personal narratives and enigmatic tales, all contained within the confines of a bag.
  • Carousel Fine Art's Miami gallery with paintings by Chance Cooper displayed on the walls.

    A Harmonized Vision Among People-Scapes

    Chance Cooper, "Song Series"
    by Laura Horowicz
    In the pulsating heartbeat of contemporary art one name emerges from the bustling  streets of  LA, Chance Cooper, creating a symphony of visual narratives that resonate with the rhythm of life itself.