Alan’s collections run the gamut from abstract expressionism to haunting, graphic realism, each one a reflection of its creator’s unique vision. His prolific career is a culmination of textbook artistic knowledge and keen aesthetic sense, one developed not through intensive schooling but deep within recesses of this artist’s brilliant mind.

Craig Alan continues to exhibit his artwork across the United States, where he has established himself as a singular voice in the visual arts industry.

Artcatto in collaboration with Connect Contemporary is proud to present for the first time the artworks of Craig Alan.

Gustavo Fernandes is constantly seeking the freedom that the artist wants and does it consistently. For this, he works through paint, brushes, bronzes and flashes, moving with great dexterity in painting and drawing as in sculpture and photography. His color pallet is varied and ranges in hues that rigorous technical and utilizes trace strong and steady. About his work, he says: “When I start a work, I live for it and only rest when I reach perfection, as much realism as possible. I like to create works that involve people’s lives, their routine, the essential in their lives”.

This will be the first time that Artcatto will exhibit his artworks.

As a mixed media artist Pezhman explores the surfaces of his works, developing textures and colors to convey vivid sensations of actual experiences. His process involves photography, oil, acrylic, textiles, resin, encaustic, tar, and any other materials he finds to create dynamic texture.

With several sources of inspiration for his collections, Pezhman’s method is born from a spirit of exploration to preserve timeless moments discovered along a journey.

Artcatto in collaboration with Connect Contemporary is proud to present for the first time the artworks of Pezhman.

Shen Ming draws his inspiration from the ancient traditions, crafts and culture of the tribes of the Miao, Yao and Dong of the remote GuangXi region. The huge changes China is currently undergoing is putting enormous strain on the ancient way of life in these villages and as the young people migrate to cities it makes one wonder how long these cultures can survive.

Each tribe has a quite unique tradition in dress and adornment from the other. The young girls sew everything entirely by hand and their jewelry is crafted in the village.