Sheldon Goldman Artist Interview

Sheldon Goldman Canada Acrylic Visit Website Can You Hear Me ? How would you describe your work to someone seeing it for the first time? My two specialties are realistic landscapes and surrealism. I try to let the viewer choose their interpretation of any themes I am exploring, especially when it comes to my surrealism. […]

Amy Ruben Artist Interview

Amy Ruben USA Graphite Visit Website The Ties of Death How would you describe your work to someone seeing it for the first time? My work explores emotion through strong, intentional visuals that balance realism with symbolism. I’m drawn to creating pieces that feel personal but still leave space for interpretation. I want people to […]

Sergey Yudin Artist Interview

Photographer Sergey Yudin self photo

Sergey Yudin Russia Photomanipulation Visit Website 1. How would you describe your work to someone seeing it for the first time? This work reveals such a psychological term as splitting.Splitting is a psychological defense that can be described as thinking "in black and white “without semitones and averages, in other words, in terms of extremes.: […]

Samantha Schneider Artist Interview

Samantha Schneider Ohio, USA Oil Visit Website How would you describe your work to someone seeing it for the first time? It’s really something you’re supposed to feel. Yes there is a story. But, it’s more like an experience. I care more about the feeling you get than the thoughts you think towards what it […]

John McCarthy Artist Interview

John McCarthy - "Xanadu"

John McCarthy New York, USa Acrylic and Mixed Media Visit Website 1. How would you describe your work to someone seeing it for the first time? I would hope that words like “energetic,” “impactful,” and “vibrant” come to mind.  I am drawn to bold colors and dynamic contrast to bring my passion and excitement to […]

Free Art Competitions – How it Works

Discover free art competitions and no‑fee art opportunities at Ten Moir Gallery. Every artist receives one free entry per monthly challenge—accessible, fair, and open worldwide. Share your work, gain recognition, and explore new creative possibilities without financial barriers.