Art Palm Beach 2025

Zhuang Hong Yi is a globally celebrated artist known for his innovative "flowerbed" paintings. Combining meticulous Chinese craftsmanship with expressive techniques inspired by the Netherlands' iconic tulip fields, Zhuang's art reflects a profound connection to nature, growth, and universal beauty.

Zhuang’s "flowerbed" paintings are a masterful celebration of dimension, art history, and contemporary innovation. Crafted from folded, painted rice paper, each blossom transforms his canvases into sculptural masterpieces that shift in color and form as viewers move. This dynamic interplay between texture and motion challenges the boundaries of two-dimensional art, offering an immersive experience that bridges tradition and modernity. At Art Palm Beach, these works will highlight the timeless yet evolving dialogue between nature, culture, and artistic vision.

Quebecois artist, Sylvain Tremblay is internationally recognized for his profound intersection of texture, human expression, and nature. Tremblay's paintings are marked by a contrast of high-gloss varnish and matte surfaces, creating a dynamic interplay between the subject and its surroundings. This approach, combined with his use of relief and surface manipulation, makes his works seem to step out of the canvas, offering a captivating, almost sculptural presence.

The human figure, often elongated and abstract, forms the core of his work, embodying universal themes of humanity and emotional sensitivity. He leaves much to the viewer's interpretation, encouraging personal engagement with his art, where the boundaries between figure, space, and perception become fluid. 

Tremblay’s art has been exhibited worldwide, including in prestigious galleries such as Opera Gallery and Galerie d’art Iris. He represented Canada at the G20 in China, the Venice Biennale of Art, and the 2020 World Expo in Dubai. He has also contributed to immersive art projects, such as the 2014 sand fresco in the Dubai desert and a live painting event at the Arab Fashion Week in Dubai.

Thierry Guetta, widely known as Mr. Brainwash, has revolutionized contemporary art by merging pop art with the raw aesthetic of street art. 

Rising to fame through Banksy’s acclaimed documentary "Exit Through the Gift Shop," Mr. Brainwash's signature style is a collision of color, culture, and commentary, with various motifs and figures reoccurring throughout his works. 

Mr. Brainwash’s works have been showcased worldwide in large-scale exhibitions and collaborations. Including partnerships with Madonna, Rick Ross, and KYGO, as well as creative collaborations with brands like Coca-Cola, Hublot, and Marvel Comics. In 2022, he opened the "Mr. Brainwash Art Museum" in Beverly Hills. He has also worked alongside figures like Michelle Obama and Pope Francis to amplify social impact through creativity. 

Chance Cooper is A Los Angeles-based artist best known for his distinctive approach to narrative art. Through his minimalist yet expressive style, Cooper blends together playful imagery with intricate storytelling. 

The distinctive feature of Cooper's work is his ability to craft narratives through a combination of anonymous characters, settings, and symbolic props. By using figural outline and color differentiation to depict emotions and actions, Cooper develops complex dialogues. Pairing iconography with a minimalistic style, Cooper forces the audience to become an active participant, piecing together the work's clues to form their own conclusions. 

Cooper’s canvases are dynamic spaces, evolving with every viewer's perspective. Each stroke and color choice serves as an intentional step in his exploration of themes like morality, identity, and the human condition. Often laced with irony and comedic undertones, his works reflect the contradictions and complexities of life, offering both a mirror to reality and an entrance into fantasy.