Ana Elena Fernandez
Ana, a member of the Costa Rican Association of Watercolor Artists, continues a long tradition of Costa Rican watercolour painting. Her watercolours possess a distinctive charm, capturing the tranquil, and often over-looked, details within the Costa Rican landscape.
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Jaime Gurdian
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Katrin Aason
Katrin’s oeuvre combines textiles and geometric abstraction, marrying tradition with innovation. Notably recognised for her series “A-Simentria Concreta,” which received acclaim at the National Gallery in San Jose.
Leo Urena
Leonardo, blending his graphic design background with photography, challenges the prevailing selfie culture with a reflective approach that priorities capturing spaces and emotions for a more mindful photography experience.
Sylvia Laks
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