Artwork and Series Essays

  • Viewers immersed in Zhuang Hong Yi's 'Kaleidoscope' exhibit, marveling at vibrant, color-shifting, nature-inspired installations.

    Introducing “Kaleidoscope” Zhuang Hong Yi’s 2025 Solo Exhibition

    Zhuang Hong Yi the Powerlong Museum in Shanghai
    by Laura Horowicz
  • The World of Jisbar: Where Street Art Meets Pop Icons

    The World of Jisbar: Where Street Art Meets Pop Icons

    Transforming Art History with a Contemporary Twist
    by Laura Horowicz

    French artist Jisbar is redefining the boundaries of contemporary art with a bold fusion of pop culture, street art, and art history. Known for reimagining iconic artworks and cultural figures, Jisbar creates layered canvases that invite viewers to see familiar subjects in new and thought-provoking ways. By blending the energy of street art with the accessibility of pop art, Jisbar has developed a unique visual language that bridges the gap between classical references and modern culture. Delve into Jisbar's creative journey, distinctive style, and the cultural impact of his work, while understanding why he is one of the most compelling artists in the contemporary art world today.

  • 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.
  • 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. 
  • Beto Gatti's bronze sculpture “Realidade Virtual,” of two busts of people with their hands on one another's face wearing futuristic goggles.

    The bronze scultpure Realidade Virtual, meticulously crafted by Brazilian artist Beto Gatti, serves as a captivating portal into a profound exploration of the human condition.