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Colour Senses Project

3414 NW 7 Avenue
FL 33127 Miami
United States
Phone: 17544225942
Email : [email protected]
URL : www..coloursensesproject.com

German Chaves

Caterina Mejia

About

The Colour Senses Projec tIs an art collective founded in the heart of Allapattah located in the city of Miami It is dedicated to promote an artistic movement in the area with programs created specifically for this purpose so they can have positive impact.

Chris Fox Gilson Garden of Meta

Street Art East Village

Rafael Melo (MAQUIAMELO) Solstice

Felton Weller Untitled

Flowers Explosion

Juan Carlos Valencia Geometria Sagrada

Sol Ressia Happiness

Nelson Babilonia Contra la Corriente

Kiseok Kim Plastic series

Caterina Mejia Baby I'm Jealous

Migdalia Salazar Together

Ezequiel Hernandez After

Dario Posada Icons

About the Artist

My work is my play, and I tend to get bored trying to do leisure. But I'm an official Florida Man now and have to take advantage of the sun, surf, and balmy nights.

I love boating. Bimini for breakfast!

I used to take my cars on the racetrack in Palm Beach when I had better reflexes. Same for aerobatics, noted below.

We built our dream home on the beach, which is hard to complain about, but it does require constant maintenance. Sort of like a boat that doesn't move.
About Kelly: Originally from Tennessee, Kelly Fischer has lived in Switzerland for the past thirty years. She maintains strong connections in both countries, spending equal time at her studios in Bern Switzerland, Folly Beach SC, and Weehawken, NJ studios. Her paintings have been featured in numerous galleries and exhibitions, including Art Basel Miami, the Austrian Biennale, and the Venice Biennale. Aside from creating art, Kelly has published eleven children's books and is the former founder and principal of the English Montessori School of Bern.

Kelly’s work is the mirror image of the artist that creates it. Each brush stroke translates her zest for life onto the canvas. At her worldwide exhibits, her welcoming smile and down-to-earth friendly approach attract the public as much as her mesmerizing art. A keen observer, she files away all the wonderful things she sees during her travels; returning to her New York, South Carolina, and Switzerland studios with the renewed energy that gives birth to her ever-expanding body of work. While her collectors eagerly wait for the opportunity to add other artworks to their collections
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I draw inspiration from the vibrant colors of my Colombian tropical roots and Miami's lively surroundings.
My colorful bright style aims to capture emotions and deeper meanings.
Painting brings me peace, joy and a profound opportunity to celebrate me every day.
Maria Sol Ressia is an artist from the province of Salta,born in 1987, Argentina, currently living in Miami. From a young age, she developed a deep interest in art through drawing and painting. Before permanently relocating to Miami, Maria studied art academically in Buenos Aires, equipping herself with the tools to develop her professional career.

Her work is characterized by a realistic style, using oil painting techniques reminiscent of the great masters. Since then, she has continually produced art, participating in the BADA Fair in Buenos Aires in 2019 and 2023, one of the most significant art fairs in Latin America. In 2023, she also led an art seminar during the same event. In 2020, Maria had the pleasure of opening her first gallery in Palermo, Buenos Aires, alongside her husband.

Currently, she has been invited to several exhibitions, including Art Expo in New York, the Quia Festival in Qatar, and Art Context and Aqua in Miami. Looking ahead, Maria plans to open her own artistic space in Miami next year, further expanding her artistic presence.
"New Narratives on Iconic Forms. Miami Beach Deco" focuses on the enduring allure of Miami Beach Art Deco architecture not as a relic of the past but as a dynamic canvas for new interpretations and physical and symbolic recompositions. My work seeks to challenge the narrative of this tropical glamour district, characterized by its iconic forms and vibrant pastel-colored unique identity. I weave contemporary concerns into its bold geometry and streamlined elegance while simultaneously being deeply engaged with its resilience.
I aim to reshape tradition with works that evoke it and push its boundaries. I have strived to create an act of love rooted in my contemporaneity, making it relevant to today's audience by adding new lawyers of meaning to the rich inheritance of Miami Beach Art Deco and acknowledging the tension past and present
Ezequiel Hernández was born in 1983 in Buenos Aires,where he developed a passion for drawing and painting from a young age. He pursued several drawing courses before deciding to study art academically. As he advanced in his studies, he began to refine his skills in realism through oil painting.

Ezequiel’s art captures scenes from everyday life with a loose and impressionistic approach. He participated in BADA, one of the most significant art fairs in Latin America, in both 2019 and 2023, where he and his wife led a painting seminar. In 2020, he opened his own art gallery in Palermo, Buenos Aires.

Now based in Miami, Ezequiel has taken part in notable fairs such as Art Expo New York, Art Context Miami, Aqua, and Quiaf in Qatar. His next project is to open an art space in the city of Miami, further expanding his artistic presence.
Dario Posada was born in Medellín, Colombia in 1975, he lives and works in Miami, USA. Dario grew up in a violent, street-led environment and was traumatized by the execution of a friend. His only way out of this hell-hole was through studying hard and he quickly found painting as a means of expressing himself. He cursed the politics of education in his country and accused the church of doing nothing. He refined and developed his painting and left the University of Colombia with a Masters in Fine Art. He developed his vision of the world around his preferred themes ; human relationships, politics and religion. His painting is satirical, lively, strong and incisive. In 2000 he won the Siemens Art Prize and was invited to take up an art residency in Germany ; this proposed him onto an International stage. Today, his works are shown in a selection of International galleries and museums.