Currently Representing Oil Artist / Fine Art Photography

Jim Koch Fine Art Photographer: Jim’s inspired vision allows him to see beauty and wonder in the most common experiences. His goal is to present the observer with vivid details and accents to draw out and focus on the subtleties of the subject for the observer. His work is thought-provoking and inspiring. Has been published throughout the US as well as in Europe.

Prudy Weaver: My paintings portray the doors through which I have walked: the people and places that have touched my life. To me, art tells the story, recalls the memory, or captures the mood.

Peter Ingrao: was born in New York City on May 17, 1926, the son of an Italian furniture designer. He graduated from the Parsons School of Design, New York, in June, 1953, with the plan that his education in interior design would help showcase his father's craftsmanship. 

Following graduation, Peter found employment designing banks in Florida. From Florida, he came to North Carolina where he was Vice President of Interior Designer at The Alderman Company, a position he held for most of his life. 

Though trained in interior design, Peter's lifelong love was painting. After retiring, he established an art studio in his home and self-educated himself in techniques drawn from Abstraction, Fauvism, Cubism, and Impressionism, among other aesthetic ideologies. Each morning, he would enter his studio with his faithful cat and a bottle of wine, and produce works indicative of his experiments with various influences and yet all his own truly original vision.

His art has been on display in a number of galleries, including Ocracoke, North Carolina, where his art was the number one seller to art lovers visiting from all over the United States as well as abroad. 

Peter passed away in 2009 at the age of 83. Pursuant to his desire to share his art with others, his son are proud to offer his paintings for sale.

África Aycart: is a Spanish artist with over 30 years of presence in the art world, whose creations have redefined contemporary art by merging abstraction and reality into a unique visual language that explores human emotion and perception in the digital age. With a Master's degree in Fine Arts, her refined technique and conceptual approach have earned her a privileged place in some of the most important collections across Europe and the United States.

In New York, her work is displayed in iconic locations such as Grand Central Station, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, and in exclusive areas like the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, and 5th Avenue, solidifying her presence in the city's vibrant art scene. Furthermore, she has a complete collection featured in one of the buildings in Hudson Yards, further highlighting her connection to New York's artistic landscape.

Her art has transcended borders, with pieces exhibited internationally. A standout moment in her career was her exhibition in Miami, which coincided with the famous Art Basel fair. Her collection was showcased alongside rare works by Andy Warhol, capturing the attention of art lovers and critics in the city during one of the most important art events in the world. Additionally, her work has been featured in art fairs in Shanghai and various European cities, with collectors highly valuing her ability to depict human emotions and the interplay between the physical and digital worlds.

Collections such as PixelArt, Echoes of Nature, and Threads of Connection are key pillars of her career. These series invite the viewer into a multisensory experience that challenges traditional art conventions. In her PixelArt collection, Aycart explores how technology shapes our perception of the world, while in Threads of Connection, she represents the invisible bonds that connect us to others, using innovative media such as thread and mixed techniques.

Moreover, her photographic project WKEAY (We Know Everything About You) reflects on digital presence and the impact of social media on our everyday lives, a critique she has also expressed through the creation of NFTs, blending her art with the very technologies she questions.

África Aycart continues to evolve as one of the most original voices in contemporary art. Her works are not only visually captivating but also serve as a profound reflection of the emotions and technologies that define our era. Her artistic legacy continues to grow, captivating both collectors and critics alike, leaving an indelible mark on the international art scene.