Dalila Del Valle | Spanish Hyperrealist fantastic painter

Dalila is absolutely a painter of great recognition, unequivocal quality of the possession of an own style, characterized by beautiful faces and naked figures that, simultaneously are covered by incredible tattoos on the skin. To these two conditions it would be necessary to add two more other: the exclusive feature of the technique and the own culture of the city or country where it exposes his works, changing the reason for its tattoos. Nobody like her to know how to impregnate of its personality and enormous technical capacity its works and orders. As much it is so, it has known to gain the admiration of colleagues, curators and, the most important critical of art, as well as of the public in general.
Its work is enthusiastic and exciting, as it is it his life, flood of initiatives and accomplishments, with of of sixty exhibitions made more in galleries and museums of Spain, Europe, EE.UU. South America and East, everything which, is single a parenthesis because Dalila continues animating its life with the spectacle of its genius.

Dick Pieters 1941 | Dutch Fantastic Realism painter

Born in Zierikzee 1941.
Studied in 1966 and 1967 at the High Institute of Painting in Antwerpen.
Since 1993 his works are represented at the prestigious Art Collection of ING.
Pieters lives and works in Oostburg.
His paints realistic fantasy scenes with a decorative element and a dream-like atmosphere.

Wojtek Siudmak 1942 | Polish/french fantastic realism painter

Wojtek Siudmak, an artist of polish origin, settled in France in 1966 and is considered one of the principal representatives of fantastic realism, like M.C. Escher, L. Fini and others. He himself claims to be a fantastic hyper realist, conscientiously putting his originality into relief. Fantastic realism, uniting an irreal vision with naturalistic art is rooted in surrealism as represented by S. Dali, R. Magritte and P. Delvaux. Siudmak is close to Dali by his brilliance in portraying the three-dimensional illusion of space, by his sense of light and shade as well as his linear and aerial perspective. Siudmak adds to these means of traditional artistic expression a very personal and purely hyper realist slant, where research into technical perfection is put to the use of an overflowing and highly original imagination.