Lorenzo Garrit, born in 1981 in Santanyí, has been dedicated to art for almost twenty years. He focuses on both illustration and painting. His first works were exhibited in 2002 at the Palma de Mallorca Art School. This was also the beginning of a long and productive career that has led him to numerous other exhibitions. His work has included La Misericordia in Palma de Mallorca and the Ward Nasse Gallery in New York. His education includes studies in plastic art, design and illustration at the Balearic School of Design. He also completed a teaching degree with a focus on music.

Yvonne Erdmann uses lush colors to create her very own world of figurative art and brightly colored abstraction. Her faces with piercing eyes are windows into a depth that invites us to explore our own dreams and fantasies. In doing so, she questions the barriers between reality and imagination and leads the viewer into a realm of freedom. Her works are lively and full of energy, flooded with bright colors and captivating symbolism.

Already at a young age, Ralf Köppen was creatively active in the arts. He had his first exhibition in 1991 as a group exhibition in Duisburg. Since 2007, Ralf Köppen has worked as a freelance visual artist with a studio in Duisburg. From 2010 to 2014, Ralf Köppen lived and worked in Palma on Mallorca. During this time, he shifted the focus of his work from painting to sculpture, object art and installation.

Anne Müller is a graduate designer and studied fashion design at the Trier University of Applied Sciences with a focus on fine art. Since 1995, Anne Müller has devoted herself to painting with various exhibitions and group projects. She leads various art projects, is a lecturer at the Private Fashion School in Düsseldorf and a freelance designer. She has run a private painting school since 2015. Anne Müller loves the interplay of nature, abstraction, colors and shapes and takes great pleasure in passing on this love.

The visual artist, born in 1965, lives her life according to her own wishes and ideas. In 2012, after a serious accident, Jana Dettmer recognized the potential of art and decided to pursue a classical education at a recognized painting school.

Jana Dettmer mainly paints with rich colors on canvas. The traces of the painting knife, which she prefers to use to apply paint, remain visible in the finished picture and emphasize the tactile quality of her non-representational pictures.

The artist has been exhibiting regularly at home and abroad for years. Her works are in numerous private collections and are represented in national and international collections. The artist lives and works in Cologne and in the South of France.

Manuela Pasch lives and works as a freelance painter in Düsseldorf. She studied painting at the University of Cologne, taught art at the former Mathematical Science High School in Mönchengladbach and worked in the Hans Mayer Gallery in Düsseldorf.

She devotes herself to people, animals and landscapes, among other subjects, with striking frequency. Anyone who has seen Manuela Pasch at work reports a concentrated, analytical creative process that reveals her view of the soul of the subject to the viewer.

In 2019, an artist friend commented on Manuela Pasch's technique, her wet-on-wet painting in oil on canvas, without the aid of turpentine or any painting medium, which he highlighted as a symbol of her unconventionality.