Painter

I was born near London although I have lived in the North of England for a very long time. My earliest paintings are strongly influenced by music theory and that has remained an important aspect that has led my work away from the obvious stylistic shifts and ticks. I don't aim to produce an art of instant gratification. I work quietly and slowly. Give it time and it might grow to like you!
The Austrian writer Robert Musil has always been a major influence, yet I am happy to know I could rebuild the engine of my Tatra, or cook a good dinner!

Bernhard Meyer

Artist

Born 1948 in Leer, Eastfriesland, Germany. Childhood and youth in the very countryside. Vocational training and education in the field of “Painting & Decorating” at his father’s workshop. Academic studies in fine art and industrial printing in Darmstadt, Paris and Canterbury. M.A in vocational education and comparative literature. Some years in academic world with research/publishing and further in communication industries. Full-time artist since 1990. Since 1996 president of the artist’s association in Hessia (BBK Hessen).

Publications:  

Scientific cultural research, catalogues (fine art), artist’s books, fine-art-prints.

Teodor Buzu

Painter

Date of birth: May 3., 1960, Drasliceni, Moldova.

Studies: Academy of art and design Charkov (1980 – 1985), prof. O. Veklenko.

Membership: UVU, AJV, Group „Torzo“, Prague, Group “Neuen Milben”, Austria.

A teacher of Arts at Tabor School of Arts for 18 years in Czech Republic.

Engraver

Born in 1954                                          

1972-1977 advanced studies in history of Art and Archeology: Universities of Toulouse, Aix-en-Provence, Paris (Sorbone). Parallel with the universities courses, "Beaux Arts" Aix-en-Provance (1972). Evening classes in engraving at Montparnasse (1974).

1980 beginning a career entirely devoted to design and then engraving (1982). Various exhibitions, each year, single or in group. Numerous illustrations of books.

Since 1993, taking part in professional international salons with the company "Ainsi passe le temps", created by her husband Didier REBY, framer.

Namely: Maison & Object, SMAC, Museum Expression (Paris).

"Ainsi passe le temps" sells engravings to a large number of clients - galleries, architects and interior designers - in Europe (France, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium) and other countries (USA, Japan).