Valeria Meizles, is an artist who works under the pseudonym Propaganda, with a deep interest in collage. 
She is currently working on a book that explores the medium as both an artistic and conceptual practice, tracing its relationship to memory and nostalgia.

An insighful interview with Andrés Gleizer, an artist who loves to explore, create, and naturally evolve.

Italian figurative painter Mario Balsamo blends classical technique with surrealist vision, creating dreamlike explorations of memory, identity, and the human form.

Ivona Mitakina is an artist from Vratsa, Bulgaria. He main work explores the beauty of daily rituals, from sharing a meal to quiet moments of  solitude. Things that we all do everyday, but propbably never experience.

Brooke Major is an American artist who combines her childhood passions of art and horses, in her studio practice.

Petra Baral is a graphic artist based in Stuttgart, Germany. She draws inspiration from the stories of Greek mythology, which she explores to shed light on the timeless themes and challenges that are still relevant in our modern lives

Despite completing her PhD degree in Sociology in 2018, Elena Samarsky decided to become a full-time artist.

She is talking to artCollective Magazine about her work, her influences and her artistic process.

Gio Blonde was featured a few months ago in artCollective with her collaborative project called “Wild Romagna”
This time she presents a very personal photo project called “Saints Daemons”. 

“Being Korean-American sucks” is a documentary project by Ellie Rha, which tends to emphasise the challenges and difficulties Asian Americans face and to demonstrate what it is like to live with discrimination, stereotypes and even violence.

Michael James Cisarik is an emerging and self-taught abstract painter living and working in Houston, Texas, USA.

In the article he is showcasing some of his works along with his inspirations.