Silvio Porzionato was born in Moncalieri (Torino,Italy) in 1971. After graduating from art school, he worked in Turin as a designer. After some time, Porzionato decided to start a new life in the silence of the countryside, closer to nature and art.

For this exhibition, Silvio will be presenting his new “Blueseries Collection”, the result of his passion for the Renaissance art. Inspired by the sculptures of the Masters, Silvio says he felt compelled to paint them in his own way and provide a new perspective on their works. Renowned for his works in vibrant colours, he chose to use only blue for this new series.

As a painter Michael experiments and plays with abstraction, yet the work retains presentation. His subject matter of floral still lives, sea views from balconies and intimate townscapes reflects his ‘joie de vivre’. It is a world of beauty where the senses are delighted by the fragrance upon a summer breeze. Memories and moment captured in vivid expressions of painterly gestures.

To quote the artists own words. “I’m inspired by everything that’s around me, painting in my head every waking minute of my life. The infinity symbol is in my pieces, representing this concept of something that is unlimited, endless, without bound.”

The Connor Brothers is the pseudonym for British artists James Golding and Mike Snelle. The duo came to prominence in 2012 and for several years maintained their anonymity by using a fictional biography. Their identities were revealed in 2014 in a major feature by Mick Brown in The Telegraph magazine, allowing them to undertake more ambitious projects.

Best known for their Pulp Fiction series, the pair are also known for their activist work and their playful hoaxes. In 2014 they created a fictional museum -The Hanbury Collection, which fused truth and fiction in such a way as to render it impossible to work out which exhibits were real and which were not.