“Born in 1952 into a family of different religions and cultures who survived tragedy and conflict, gave her a rich life experience from which to draw when evolving as a practising artist. Deenagh’s art reveals an understanding of how images affect our emotions, state of mind and mood.

A major component of this is how she incorporates art of the past into her own. At 6 she wanted to be an artist, but did not go to art school, instead studied history of art, graphic design and illustration, and at 30 in 1982 she became one, in an outpouring of work characterised by different subjects and styles.”

THE ARTIST OF BANKNOTES Antonio Natale is an Internationally recognized Italian artist born in 1965. He is the only artist to use original out-of-circulation banknotes in an exclusive manner as his support since 1997. He is also known as “The Artist of Banknotes” throughout the international art community.

Influenced by the Northern Expressionist movement, Antonio develops his own style which has been described as “Mediterranean Pop Art” by the Italian art critic, Guido Pensato, “different than the American pop art movement of the 1950s” . Recipient of many International awards and prizes, Antonio is also featured in four museums, two of which are in the Middle East and is exhibited across the globe. His collectors include important personalities of the limelight, in politics, banking, and show business.

In 2022 Antonio starts collaborating with Wise. art expanding his research into the NFT world. He wins the Gold Award in the Art category of the Wise.art Excellence NFT Awards in Davos, during the World Economic Forum in January 2023. His NFTs are featured 3 times on the NASDAQ Tower in NYC since then. Today, Antonio Natale lives and works in Italy and Switzerland.

Davide Pizzigoni is an architect, artist and stage designer as well as an author of numerous books on opera published in USA, France and Italy.

Between 1991 and 2007 he worked as a designer for Bulgari, Rosenthal, and Bruno Magli. As a set and costume designer he has contributed to opera productions in some of the most prestigious opera houses in Vienna, Zurich and Tokyo.

His works have been exposed worldwide and are to be found in private collections in USA, Argentina, Japan, France, Austria, Italy and Germany

Mayte Spínola, born in Madrid in 1943, is a renowned artist who trained in Madrid, Paris, and London. She initially explored figurative art but later embraced material informel, action painting, and abstraction. Throughout her career, she has worked on various artistic series such as Space, Cosmos, Leaves, Torn, Bullfighting, Grids, Sands, Seagulls, and more.

Since 1971, she has held numerous solo and group exhibitions in Spain and internationally, including notable venues like Casa de Vacas del Parque de Retiro in Madrid. Mayte Spínola is also the patron and founder of Grupo por Arte y Cultura, which has established museums and contemporary art collections worldwide. Her works can be found in public institutions, palaces, and foundations across the globe.

“Born in Geneva on November 30, 2002, Adrien Sabbah developed a passion for art from a young age. Influenced by masters like Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, Erni, and Rouault, he held his first exhibition in July 2023 after finishing college.

Through his art, Adrien seeks to rekindle the child’s soul, aiming to rediscover a lost paradise. The Popup, with its playful nature, becomes a colorful and joyous medium, ideal for a charity event dedicated to children. It invites viewers to explore a world that stands before them. “

The artist, Martin Summers, has made significant contributions to the art world throughout his career. Starting in 1961, he entered the art business by joining Arthur Tooth and Sons. His passion and expertise led him to become the Managing Director and a partner at Alex Reid and Lefevre Ltd. in 1967, a role he held until the gallery’s closure in 2001. Undeterred, Summers then founded his own company, Martin Summers Fine Art Ltd., and from 2003 to 2008, he enjoyed a fruitful collaboration with Jan Krugier from Geneva.

Summers’ artistic journey began long before his ventures in the art business. In 1958, while attending the Ruskin Art School, he formed a close friendship with R.B. Kitaj, an influential figure in his life. Although Summers had been sketching for as long as he can remember, he has since dedicated himself to being a full-time painter, immersing himself in the world of canvas and colors. Throughout his career, Summers has held numerous successful exhibitions both internationally and in London. Notably, the Sladmore Gallery in London has hosted two of his exhibitions, showcasing his talent and captivating artistic vision to the public.

Martin Summers’ artistic endeavors continue to leave a lasting impact on the art world. With a wealth of experience and a lifelong dedication to his craft, he has firmly established himself as a prominent and respected artist.

My work is rooted in the active observation of nature, serving as a form of sensitive reflection and a way to engage with daily life. Painting, for me, is not just a practice but a way of life, delving into internal and external worlds. I approach my work with a sincere, socially engaged perspective, focusing on pressing environmental issues and taking stances on important social, cultural, and political matters.

I base my artistic process on three fundamental ideas: science, art, and revelation. These methods create a balanced approach to knowledge construction. Jorge Wagensberg, a physicist, emphasized the uniqueness of science and art in understanding and sensing, respectively.

He noted that while knowledge is a transmissible and finite product, art distorts reality to expand experience, creating a finite piece of reality that congeals a thought.