Interview by Natasha Gris
Q: What is your creative process like?
A: I take inspiration from anything really! I love working with ideas from projects I’m working on, travelling, and lately, I take inspiration from making series. more » “Art World Expo. Interview with Monika Blichar”
Photos by Nina Pak
Photographer Nina Pak and media correspondent Jacqueline Ryan of Miroir Magazine recently attended the Art Gala Exhibit: SENSUAL TEKTONICA, a show of sculptures and hand made sculptural shoe designs by the artist Rudolf Sokolovski.
Rudolf Sokolovski is an artist and designer currently based in Vancouver, Canada.
Born in Odessa, Ukraine, Rudolf apprenticed under his father, internationally acclaimed artist Valeri Sokolovski, from whom he received an art education and training. more » “Rudolf Sokolovski Show in Vancouver”
Troy Brooks is a featured artist of the Miroir Magazine Inner Vision edition
Q: How long have you been an artist? Please tell us a little about your chosen medium.
A: I’ve been drawing since I was two years old. My mother was a painter and I started working quietly beside her since before I could speak. I work in oil on canvas because it allows for the kind of blended hazy effect I try to achieve. more » “Interview with Troy Brooks”
Q: How long have you been an artist? Please tell us a little about your chosen medium.
A: I started my professional career as an artist when I did my first solo painting exhibition in 2007. However, I have been involved in all kinds of artistic activities since I was a little child. Which is why I’m not only drawn to only one medium, but I like to bring the concepts I develop across different mediums. more » “Interview with the Artist Rossina Bossio”
Camille dela Rosa is a featured artist of the Miroir Magazine Inner Vision edition
Q: How long have you been an artist? Please tell us a little about your chosen medium.
A: My early works were inspired by the painting style of my late dad, the noted Ibarra Dela Rosa. I inherited his penchant for strong color combination in rendering my landscapes, flowers and trees. As years passed, I slowly departed from my his style and started exploring the impressionist technique. My subjects widened from landscapes to gardens, churches, portraits, and human figures. These were the so called traditional subject done in various mediums (oil, pastel and charcoal). more » “Interview with the Artist Camille dela Rosa”
