Nicola Bertellotti Jacrot approaches bad weather as a painterly ally rather than a technical obstacle. Through rain, snow, and dense mist, he strips the modern city of its frantic pace, transforming urban chaos into impressionistic, melancholy reveries. His images align with my aesthetic through their textural, atmosphere-rich qualities, where water-streaked glass and diffused reflections blur the boundary between reality and abstraction, celebrating the quiet poetry of tempestuous days.

JACOB BRINTH His dark and moody artworks are bold and radical, yet somehow it feels balanced and elegant.

His futuristic gothic narrative blends very well with the high-artisanal french craft of bronze and porcelain.

It seems like he time travelled back to the romantic period of 1800s Victor Hugo, and also to the future of year 2122 Alien movies, and came back to us today.