FOCUS on TALENTED ARTIST FORUM

  Nadia Belardi: Tan Suz Chiang's artworks sometimes borders on abstract art, still he keeps the warmth colours from the best tradition in watercolor. I really like his choice of colors: he often uses monocrome declined to became a  support for the structures  of the image and to create an atmospheres that belongs to no time. He is an artist with great sensitivity, very modern and very strong both in emotion and in evocative meaning. Anna Massinissa: When I met Tan Suz Chiang in China some years ago, he was inspiration for a lot of very young students and actually I thought his style was very brave and it was exactly what the world needed to grow next jeneration of watercolorist. I am not surprised on how in the years he has developed to be more minimalist and very close to abstract: it is a developement done in coherence with his original style. He is now deeply involved in a painting that is less a visual art and more art in movement, like a dance. Now Tan has became even more th

together we agree that: Angela Barbi deserve more attention on her Art works Nadia Belardi:  Angela Barbi is a well-known figure in the international watercolor scene, she accompanies herself with the greatest masters of this art and in this way, by breathing their art mode, she has refined her own artistic soul and has became an extrovert free and explosive artist. Her works are life and color, motions of her eclectic soul, they are pleasant and lovable just like she is in person And also she is able to sing .... Anna Massinissa: I met Angela many years ago, sharing Art and travelling the roads of the world is something that both of us loved and needed like breathing. In recent time we travelled again together in amazing joy. Other than a great organizer and close friend to most of the world watercolorist, I discovered that Angela is also an interesting Artist - I feel that no barrier of any kind can give Angela a stop to grow a personal relation to Art. I agree with Nadia about soul