Presenting a collective exhibition of five unique contemporary artists, Deconstructions invites guests to behold contemporary pieces and the mesmerizing power of both their beauty and aesthetic statement. A Phygital exhibition, both physical and digital, the opening reception will be held on April 13 from 6pm to 8:30pm at Saphira & Ventura Gallery located on 4 W 43rd St. #416 New York, NY and run until April 17 2022.

New York, NY March 28__In the vast metropolitan culture of New York, various meanings can be dismantled and deconstructed. In its newest exhibition, Saphira & Ventura Gallery presents a collective touching on five artists. Guests will have the opportunity to see the fine conceptual pieces by Hijo Nam, an artist based in South Korea who experiments with various materials, ranging from wood, steel, oil, acrylic, and other mediums. Nam’s pieces have recently been exhibited in Dubai and Palm Beach where her works were received with a warm reception. Hyper-realist, Paolo Terdich, will also be exhibited. Having an exhibition in Venice during the Biennale in 2019, Terdich’s pool works have proven to be popular in the United States as well, along with his still life works. The exhibition will also incorporate the works in their non-fungible token (NFT) format; introducing various artists to the ascending crypto market. This has been the case with the work of Quebec-based artist, Aro, an abstract expressionist artist who elicits gentle yet striking works of balanced abstract strokes in a duochromatic plane. The works in NFT format take the opportunity to play with these strokes and offer a synchronized harmonic balance between the different shapes and colors. In terms of figurative work, the paintings of Rachael Brown will be exhibited, works that illustrate a lush and vibrant floral setting. Her paintings, combining spring colors with a lively, almost performative, approach, reflect the strong inspirations the artist has. Her studio in Aberdeenshire and its nearby coastline, she is greatly influenced by the visual stimulation that surrounds her, such as the colors of the sea, sky, the beauty and tragedy of nature. Finally, the works of Swiss artist, Regula Margrit-Bill will be exhibited. Pieces with a smooth and opaque hue, encompassing a scenic aesthetic that shows the skills of the artist’s background in the School of Design in Bern, Switzerland. The exhibition is curated by Alcinda Saphira and is part of Saphira & Ventura commitment to showcasing the variety of talent in the fields of technology, art, and design.

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Curator by Alcinda Saphira
Production: Diego Ponce/ Albert Valente / Liz Carvalho
Graphic Design: Camila Crivelenti