Mahlstedt Gallery | Our Artists

OUR ARTISTS

Highly regarded Realist painter Maurice Sapiro is no stranger to taking chances. As anyone who studies his work can attest, his ability to perceive, capture, and transpose light and color onto canvas is unlike any other.

Alan is an award winning photographic realist Artist, who creates Steam Punk, fantasy, historical, portraiture, wildlife and domestic Art. Alan has exhibited at many shows and exhibitions in the UK.

Alfredo Battistini

Andrei's interest in logic, computers and reasoning resonates well with learning and working in Photoshop. His love of photography pushes him to think about composition, color and subject matter.

Andrés Alvira is an Uruguayan artist born in the city of Maldonado. Andrés paintings portray constant movement, experimentation, and learning inspired by the states of our being and his internal atmosphere.

Ann Baker’s main genre is a type of surreal where her compositions are inhabited by everyday objects arranged in unexpected ways to create something playful, humorous, whimsical or absurd, and where there is little or no meaning and not much sense and where it is left to the viewer to make sense of what he/she sees.

Aurika Piliponiene

Aurika’s paintings are full of fantastic and symbolic themes. Most common of which are mythical creatures - angels, birds, boat and sailing narratives, symbolizing the journey through life and many detailed and complicated floral motives.

Bruno Ramalhete

Conchi Ororbia plays with color schemes as she creates both figurative and expressionist fine art paintings.

David's romantic and yet graphic compositions reveal his personal celebration of nature and the stillness of the landscape that surrounds his studio in rural Pennsylvania.

Dipti Choudhary

Guillermo De Rosa

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1964, Guillermo studied at the Panamerican School of Arts, and currently lives and works in Buenos Aires. He is a professor of abstract and figurative painting techniques.

Drawn to places that are overlooked, like the beauty that might be glimpsed from a car window, Jon Macadam’s current body of work explores beauty in our modern age.

Born in Barcelona (Spain) in 1977, José is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice includes acrylic, oil and watercolour paintings, 3D computer graphics and augmented reality.

Born in Bogotá, Colombia, Nico Amortegui, or "MALO", has lived and worked in the Southeast since arriving to the United States in 1996. MALO focuses on painting and sculpting and woodworking with found objects.

Maribel Ruiz Figueras

Maribel Ruiz Figueras is a multifaceted artist, painter and sculptor. In her artistic series of abstract expressionism she uses color and matter with a great sense of balance and a mastery of the techniques of color interaction.

Maurice Sapiro Spirit of Fall 2020 Collection

Meir is known for his large scale paintings and strong use of color; he combines expressionist and figurative genres with Jewish spiritual elements in his work.

Olivier Lamboray

Olivier Lamboray, a Belgian surrealist painter, is on year 22 of his artistic journey filled with dedication and discovery. Projecting a harmonious balance of whimsical color pallets with the seductive mystery of surrealism, the artist explores the dynamic shapes of architecture through their relationships with color and their manipulated surroundings.

Pasquale Gigliotti

Paul Wunderlich

Philip McKay’s fusion of black and white photography with digital artistry evokes the existential exploration of being.

Raigardas Kudirka

Raigardas Kudirka is interested in subconscious construction and fabrication of life, connections between dreams and reality.

According to Dutch native Ria van Werven, “painters must have talent, technique, imagination, courage and - last but not least - inspiration for something on the canvas, and now a digital screen.”

Robert van Bolderick

Robert van Bolderick is of both Swedish and Dutch descent. He works as an artist mostly in mixed media, with inspiration from his travels to Central America, Asia and Europe.

Güell plays with uniting the continuous actual present and future through illogical reflections with a touch of surreal humor.

Troy Bunch’s paintings, which he would call imaginative realism and/or surrealism, usually depict women juxtaposed with images from nature and dreams.