The Charle James gallery presents the work of Manuel López, an artist who brings his everyday world to the canvas, saturated with color.

A cosmos filled with vivid colors and dreamlike worlds of fantasy is what Diogo Potes proposes, bringing us closer to creations that allow for freedom while remaining grounded in rigor.

The French artist Jocelyn Charles invites us to explore his work, infused with color, expressiveness, and movement.

Argentine artist Fernando O’Connor presents his latest series titled The Human Fable, where he approaches corporeality through an oscillation between movement and stillness.

We explore some of the works of RedruM, an artist committed to digital art and AI. Controversial and disruptive. As powerful as the red that represents their work.

Artist Nata Metlukh offers a wide range of moving works and short films that portray our everyday world with humor and delicacy.

We explore the work of Federico Yankelevich and analyze how he proposes a re-signification of familiar faces and everyday objects through illustration.

Through the technique of collage and starting from photographs, the Spanish artist Lola Dupré proposes de-forming and smiling at reality, producing new images that invite humor and the oneiric.