THE TITLE OF THE WINNERS’ WORKS BY NOMINATION:
Painting. “For the preservation of traditions in contemporary painting”
Awarded to VIEIRA RODRIGUEZ, Portugal, for her collection “Emotions”. 2015, enamel on aluminum, dimensions 76 x 59 cm.
Painting. “For a fresh look” (young talents)
Awarded to SUZI NASSIF, Lebanon for his work I am Volcanic, 2015, mixed media, acrylic and texture paste on canvas, 120 x 100 cm.
Painting. “For a long creative life and loyalty to art.”
Awarded to LUZIA LAGE, Portugal, for her work “Every museum has its own muse”. Diptych. 2013. acrylic/canvas.130x120cm
Graphics. “For diligence and professionalism.”
Awarded to ELECTRA VARNAVA, Cyprus, for her work “Home”, 2014, pencil, 73×82 cm.
Sculpture. “For the successful treatment of form and volume in space”
Awarded to ROGERIO TIMOTEO, Portugal, for his work
“Transition I”, 2015, rubber, iron, 200x058x055 cm, 275x075x075 cm. “Transition II”, 2015, rubber, iron, 200x058x055 cm,
Installation. “For innovative experimentation and novelty of composition.”
Awarded to LEONEL DOS SANTOS, Portugal for her work Underwater Love, 2014, red marble, liquid element, 46 x 46 x 25 cm.
Applied Arts. “For the unconventional use of known materials.”
Awarded to MARCOS MARIN, Brazil, for his work
“Rio,” 2012, acrylic on canvas, 140 x 220 cm.
Museum Business. “For the quality of preservation and enhancement of the collection” Awarded to GALEREA CORDEIROS, Portugal, Artist – Julião Sarmento, “Sadness”, 1985, mixed media on canvas, 255 x 188 cm.
DIPLOMAS Applause from the jury:
– ALINA LEIVIKOVA – Austria. Brooch – “Sahara”, 2014. Jasper stone/swarovski crystals/guipure/silk, grosgrain ribbon;
– ADALIA ALLERTO – Portugal, “Seven Titles”, 2015, stone sculpture, 60 cm x25 cm x 18 cm;
– DILA MONIZ – Angola, “Cocoon,” 2012, acrylic on canvas, 130 x 35 cm;
– ELENA KARLOVA – Russia, Rune mandala, 2014, canvas, texture paste, liquid gold leaf, titanium, glass, acrylic, varnish, 150 x 80 cm;
– STERN GALLERY – Russia, for Dmitry Syrov’s work “Angel”, 2015, oil on canvas. 80×100 cm;
– RENATO RODUNER – Brazil, “Love Africa,” 2012, fiberglass and polystyrene foam, 200 x 150 cm;
– SVETLANA PALAMARCHUK – Uzbekistan, “Samarkand Mosque”. 2013, 30 x 45 cm;
– PAULO CUSSI – Angola. “Hephaestus. Athena and Pandora.” 2015, acrylic on canvas, 200 x 140 cm.
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