He is an Latvian artist, born in 1962.

He is a totally untrained artist, other then the fact that he has been making pictures since he was given crayons. When he decided on a whim to start painting, he thought “what kind of painter do I want to be”? He has to make rules for himself otherwise he tend to spread himself to thin, rules keep he focused in one area, for a while anyway. He then decided that oil painting on canvas was for him. It’s an historic art form yet modern and seems a little romantic too. So all in one afternoon he went and bought some paints and a canvas and got started. After painting several pictures he decided that he could use some formal training. He was frustrated because the image he would see in his head, he would then has trouble telling his hand how to reproduce it on the canvas. Some good teaching could show him how to tell his hand what to do to get that perfect image. As he looked at his paintings though, he liked them. Friends told him they liked them too. That simple untrained state makes them different almost “child like” for lack of a better term. He then decided that was going to be his style and he shouldn’t mess with it. Now with a little more exposure he has found that some people love them and others hate them, it’s their decision. Either way he has a day job and don’t has to stress about how good they are and will they pay his bills. It’s all for his fun and entertainment. If you and others like them too then that makes it even more fun and enjoyable for him.

Work that shines with life and humanity, Pogrebinsky has designed a style that uses light in as a major aspect in represtenting the philosophy of the painting. Pogrebinsky's subject, especially his floral studies, seems to appear out of the light, as if transformed from and out of it. He has developed a new style of painting known as 'Philosophical Realism'. His abstract works and works of realism are deeply felt and original. His work 'Le Louvre' which was displayed at the Salon D'Autumne in Paris, is a prime example of this style.

The Research of Vasic\'s Art Works published by artist James Langston in Florida, USA. "The art works of Zlatko Vasic are both stunning and shocking in their honesty. There is so much thought and energy flowing into and out of these works that seeing them is a conversation taking place in real time. Each of his unique works demands your attention. The surface images grab you and the messages is forced into your sub-conscious. Although these works are not abstract in the true sense, they remind of what Marc Chagall said: \'What I mean by \'abstract\' is something which comes to life spontaneously through a gamut of contrasts, plastic at the same time as psychic, and pervades both the picture and the eye of the spectator with conceptions of new and unfamiliar elements...\' This well fits these art works. Plastic skin, plastic fabric and plastic objects fill these works. The message is not just a picture plane icon but each goes much deeper. I have watched as Vasic\'s works have progressed and his unique grasp of the human condition and reaction to daily life through his work still bring the same excitement as they did when I first saw them two years ago. The difference in Vasic’s works and that of many other contemporary artists is his attention to detail and the level of emotional energy that flows into each work. The experience of seeing Vasic’s works is similar to watching a horrible accident and walking away, knowing that you are safe and sound while such tragedy exists around you. The message stays with you. We struggle as a species and most times we survive to become stronger, and more resilient to withstand the next struggle. Vasic states that the goal of his artwork is, \'a metamorphosis of the soul which enables us to change into what we are\'. This is achieved with great emphasis on changing who we are from the experiences we view in his work. Artist and illustrator Zlatko Vasic\'s images will make your mind bendy. His drawings meld fact and fiction, slather on fantasy and then make it do a backbend. Don\'t try this at home. Incredibly beautiful, intricate and delicate, you will want to understand how he tricks the eye and the heart, but don\'t complicate this. It\'s art, served straight up. Enjoy, we double dare you." Laurel Walsh, Editor

The main criteria in her pictures is beauty. She is very attentive to the color cause it has a strong psychological influence on people. At the same time she keep the realistic form and space. Even usual things look as something new in her pictures. She is a realist artist. She chiefly work in oil on canvas and always do nature studies to create a picture. She paint both landscapes and portraits, also still life and flowers.

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A surreal artist twisting the parallels of life experiences to a different plane. Brightly colored work. Oil paint on canvas that only NASA scientistcan see in their interpretation of color from the universe.

People often describe how they feel in words and lyrics; they use their voice, scream or, sing. The artist is silent, not vocal but at the same time her paintings speak to us, they scream, they want to be heard. She does not need words to tell us how she feels and what she is being moved by; she transforms her thoughts and emotions into pictures, which break thru the surface and illustrate how it really looks on the inside. The observer will feel the helplessness and imprisonment which mirrors from the canvas, but behind it all stands strength and there is a way out! It all encourages us to never give up and even if we are tied down or sucked we can get up if we believe in ourselves, walk away or stand up against the threat. At first her pictures seem to show the defenselessness, but they always carry a strong and positive message. The artist is a fighter and a survivor. The most important thing to her is to move people, make them get up and come forth to the light out of the(ir) dark.

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To his painting is a mean of dreaming. He uses colored lines, curves, and trajectories to create abstract or figurative compositions. His research relates to the color and the light. The subject does not really matter, as long as it makes an impact. Also, he is listed in the famous french Drouot dictionary of modern and contemporary artists.