Sophie Le Gendre (b. 1966, France) is an artist based in Paris and passionate about photography. She is recognised by the Fine Art photography community as a woman with innovative talents. Her decorative and transcendental works illuminate our vision, stirring and piercing our intimate memories without warning. Each photograph is a poem, an ode to life, radiating unfailing optimism. Sophie embraces her role as the guardian of light, masterfully working with illumination, shadows, and intricate

Maísa Champalimaud (b. 1987) is a Portuguese-Brazilian visual artist. She began her professional career with portrait artist Luís Guimarães and, since then, has participated in residencies, sharing studio space with other contemporary artists.

Muriel Evangelista dedicated seven years to studying at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, immersing herself in various workshops focused on drawing, painting, and modeling.

Carlos Barradas (b. 1978, Portugal) is a photographer with a PhD in anthropology and a Master in Contemporary Photography from the European Design Institute in Madrid.

Art has long been seen as an elitist or luxury good—something reserved for the wealthy, seasoned collectors, or those with an in-depth knowledge of the art world.

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Impressionism is one of the most popular artistic movements of all times. Impressionists marked an essential break in the history of art as they decided to divert away from academic painting, thereby paving the way for modern painting.