Sergey Yudin Artist Interview
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 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 […]
Alek Artist Interview
With Alek Ferrari’s work, realism is not about replication, it’s about control. His paintings are built around light that feels intentional and precise, the kind that pulls detail forward and gives ordinary subjects a quiet intensity. In this interview, Alek shares how still life has become his current creative focus, not as a limitation, but […]
Stefano Caccia Artist Interview
Stefano Caccia is the Blu Sky Artist Award Winner for the January 2026 edition, recognized for photography that feels both grounded and quietly electric. He describes himself as a simple “reproducer” of what his eyes see, capturing the beauty of a moment in the field, then shaping its full potential through a careful, mood-driven editing […]
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.
Luciano Bujeiro Rojo Artist Interview
Luciano Bujeiro Rojo, a Spanish artist of immeasurable talent, has carved out a prominent place for himself in the art world thanks to his unique mastery of graphite and charcoal. Every pencil stroke, every finely sketched line, reveals an extraordinary technique that transforms the simplicity of the tools into an explosion of captivating details. His […]
Rick Lundsten Artist Interview
Minnesota’s rich landscapes and abundant waterways serve as the enduring inspiration for watercolor artist Rick Lundsten. Living amidst lakes, rivers, and ponds, Rick naturally draws from this ever-present water element, which flows through his paintings whether depicted explicitly or subtly infused in his technique. We are honored to share Rick’s story and insight into his […]
Norma Ruffinelli Solo Exhibition
Norma Ruffinelli’s Solo Exhibition invites viewers into a vivid world where nature breathes, moves, and whispers untold stories. Based in San Antonio, Texas, Ruffinelli has spent over two decades painting the wild soul of the natural world, blending intricate detail with bold imagination. Her works pulse with life — animals rendered in raw grace, landscapes alive with shadow and light, and every stroke driven by a deep reverence for the untamed. Drawing from her background in mural and canvas painting, Ruffinelli’s pieces are more than images — they are invitations to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the quiet beauty that often goes unseen. This exhibition is a celebration of resilience, emotion, and the harmony that binds all living things.
Ronald Walker Solo Exhibition
Ronald Walker’s solo exhibition at Ten Moir Gallery unfolds like a surreal diary of suburban life—filled with strange creatures, floating objects, and colorful symbols that seem pulled from both memory and dream. Working in his signature “Suburban Primitive” style, Walker transforms the mundane into the mystical, using gouache to map out inner landscapes shaped by daily life, quiet absurdities, and the subconscious. Each painting is both playful and probing, inviting viewers to find meaning in the unexpected and discover the quiet connections that tie together the chaos of modern existence.