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Laura NOTARI

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Biography:
Laura Notari is an abstract artist, a public certified accountant, and mother of Josephine. She studied Fine Arts at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague, and during her entire life, she studied with several renowned painters and artists. She has been engaged in painting, drawing, glasswork, ceramics, and sculpture during her career. She attempts to understand the world through many artistic expressions. She has a solid awareness of aesthetic taste and experience with diligence hard-work and attention to detail. She is free and intuitive in painting and she acknowledges that art can change the way we think.
Laura was born and raised in Argentina and actually, she is living in The Netherlands. From an early age, she demonstrated an innate artistic talent and continued to bring her creative passion to fruition. She paints to express herself but it’s also important to her to create something pleasing to the eye. She loves working with acrylics, oils, inks, adding different textures like papers, fabrics, recycled plastic, wood, charcoal and plaster, that are inspired and revealing the expressive elements of nature, light, great texture, and colours that have a very vibrant vibe.

News Painter Barung Pahati / Muhammad Rahmat Taufik

Barung Pahati's painting entitled "Life and Social" sold for 25 million Rupiah. Sunday evening WIB, (13/08/2023). The sale of the painting, which took place via Instagram, also set a record for the most expensive sale for this young painter's abstract paintings and contemporary artwork. The man who is usually called Barung comes from a family of artists, the first child of four children, DADAN GANDARA and DETI HARDIATI. Born, Bandung March 16, 1984. Barung Pahati has used multi-colored brush strokes since 2012. I totally donate this work to street children, because this is the most beautiful thing in my life. I never thought this work, which was only 100+80 cm in size, would be sold. (he said)