Binoche Fine Art
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About
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Our highly skilled professionals, with rich backgrounds in the art industry, are ready to assist you in selecting the perfect piece for your collection.
Albert O'Hayon Badlands National Park, South Dakota
Maria Kastan Follow the Wolf's Head
About the Artist
Albert O'Hayon had his first exhibition at Ecole Des Beaux Art in Paris, prior to devoting himself to full time artist he was commissioned to do commercial illustrations for books and magazines, Mr. O'Hayon also worked for Renaissance Fine Art, an international base of comprehensive fine art who specializes in Museum quality masterpieces discovering and helping to sell works of several masters. This prolific artist rose to the top and achieved record prices on major Auction houses and worldwide Galleries.
Albert O'Hayon is an award-winning artist whose work combines his love of nature with specialist knowledge from his studies.
O'Hayon have been fortunate to witness an array of breathtaking natural phenomena. These natural marvels possess a delicate beauty that captivates the senses and appreciation for the vibrant colors; intricate shapes, graceful movements and expressive gestures in nature to convey the message that we must carefully and responsibly preserve our environment, planet, and nature's precious wonders.
Maria Kastan is a Filipino American raised in Brooklyn, New York. She received her MFA after studying with the late artist Lennart Anderson and the artist William T. Williams, among others. Maria continued to teach undergraduate studio art, study at Chautauqua Art Institution, and currently has her studio in Northern New York.
Maria Kastan builds oil paintings, sculpture and drawings that are held between two worlds—the figurative and the conceptual. In much of her work, she consistently reveals the female form in a quiet flux exploring themes of freedom and containment, falling and searching, or intuition and transformation. Maria Kastan builds drawings and sculpture that are reflections of her response to natural materials and foraging spirit. Recent drawings with pen and charcoal have now included ashes from fires. Her assemblage sculptures are a balance between man-made materials and natural foraged or deconstructed natural materials.
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