Amna Ilyas, Pakistan
Anne Percoco, USA
Ariel Elizabeth Churnin, USA
Ciara Foster, Ireland
Charlie Grosso, USA
Christopher Manzione, USA
Chutima Kerdpitak, Thailand/UK
Elaine Woo MacGregor, UK
Erin Lee Benson, USA
Jacqueline Norheim, USA
Jessica Pezalla, USA
Jon Rajkovich, USA
Josianne Ishikawa, USA/Japan
Joshua Haycraft, USA
Leonardo Aguinaldo, Philippines
Lillian Pease, USA
Lisa Iglesias, USA
Liz Jeneid, Australia
Marilynn Derwenskus, USA
Mark Dilks, USA
Natasha Mell-Taylor, USA
Renata Szur, Hungary
Rinaldo Klas, Suriname
Terry Wise, USA
Wendy Morrison Painter, USA
With the different shapes and vivid colors intertwined or overlapping each other I aim to portray the interconnection between and the harmonious way people, flora and fauna should interact. Art to me is more than just the painting of a “pretty picture”, but more
importantly a social responsibility. It is my opportunity as an artist and ultimately my responsibility as a human being to convey an important social message to the rest of the world.”
.....Next to his work as an artist Rinaldo Klas is also Director of the Nola Hatterman Art Academy and Head of the Culture department of the Ministry of Education and Human Development. Art and Art education have therefore been the main focus in the professional as well as the private life of this dedicated Surinamese artist, for a great number of years now.Work by Rinaldo Klas is always colorful, strong and quite intense and continually fascinating because as the years go by it goes through different stages of evolution in substance and style. From his more abstract paintings and iron sculptures from years ago, to the rainforest inspired figurative paintings of the past several years up until the more recent experiments with free shapes in powerful colors and compositions, art by Rinaldo Klas is without failurealways a striking presence. -Team Readytex Art Gallery
“Little talk” 2009
Acrylic on canvas
120x145cm
“My art is influenced by the things that I value most in my direct surroundings.
Man and nature; the interaction between man, animal and nature are a constant source of inspiration for me. With my art I hope to instill awareness within the public that we as humans should treat nature with respect. We need to realize that the rich rainforest we
live in is truly the life support system of the world and that instead of destroying it, we should value and protect it.
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