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Sunset Blaze
by Bernadette Twomey
In Time
by Kelly Aldridge
Bosque
by Ricardo Reyes
Fields
by Chad Goei
No Boundaries
by Amber Goldhammer
Sunset Blaze
by Bernadette Twomey
In Time
by Kelly Aldridge
Bosque
by Ricardo Reyes
Fields
by Chad Goei
No Boundaries
by Amber Goldhammer
Sunset Blaze
by Bernadette Twomey
In Time
by Kelly Aldridge
Bosque
by Ricardo Reyes
Fields
by Chad Goei
No Boundaries
by Amber Goldhammer
Sunset Blaze
by Bernadette Twomey
In Time
by Kelly Aldridge
Bosque
by Ricardo Reyes
Fields
by Chad Goei
No Boundaries
by Amber Goldhammer
Sunset Blaze
by Bernadette Twomey
In Time
by Kelly Aldridge
Bosque
by Ricardo Reyes
Fields
by Chad Goei
No Boundaries
by Amber Goldhammer
Sunset Blaze
by Bernadette Twomey
In Time
by Kelly Aldridge
Bosque
by Ricardo Reyes
Fields
by Chad Goei
No Boundaries
by Amber Goldhammer
D-Gallerie
Contemporary Art Gallery
Our Story
We are a contemporary art gallery located in St. Petersburg in the upper-coming Uptown Art District. D-Gallerie serves serious and aspiring, collectors by showcasing unique contemporary artworks of over 50 artists from South America, Europe, across the U.S. and Tampa Bay.
Meet our Exclusive Artists
Amber Goldhammer
Amber Goldhammer is best known for creating vibrant, abstract paintings with a street art edginess. Building upon layers of bold colors and sweeping gestural movements, her works includes positive messages of love and hope, written in a graffiti-style script.
Abby Elizabeth
Abby is a mixed media painter living in South Jersey. She is currently using miniature plastic army figures as the basis of her work. She began this work as a meditative exercise combining the symbolic toy soldier with colors and patterns inspired by the natural world.
iBOMS
iBOMS work, at first glance, may seem like simple illustrations or even graffiti, but each piece has a story to tell, a deeper message, a powerful statement about love, destruction, or discovery. His characters are complex and often represent aspects of his life as a young black male.
Soren Grau
Soren paints in a street art-inspired Neo-expressionist style. Rather than focusing on mainstream art-house, Soren’s work instead engages the viewer with color and symbolism, science, and pop-culture sarcasm.
Kelly Aldridge
Kelly's paintings are characterized by high impact texture with a sense of glamour and edge. She is mostly influenced by bold textures and high contrast details. Her style is oversized/statement pieces that create a powerful draw to each space. With the use of texture and heavy bold tones she creates works that are stylish and edgy.
Ricardo Reyes
Ricardo Reyes is an abstract artist, whose works reflects the transcendence of the everyday objects and norms. In his works the simple becomes extraordinary, bringing to life the fragments of what really matters.
Felix Burgos
As an abstract impressionist, Felix interprets everyday scenes using sharp angles and colors that are startling in their simplicity, yet filled with context and depth. Felix describes his work as having constant fluidity. “These images reflect the ebb and flow of life.”
Jose Cordova
José Cordova works transports us to a magical world, full of childhood memories. Cordova manages to synthesize in his work, the effects of light, color and space, in the same way as the masters of impressionism did. Its content comes from magical realism, which is so close to Latin American culture.
Daniel Sanseviero
Daniel Sanseviero is known for making sculptures with steel plates and automotive painting that are observed at first glance three-dimensional to later realize that they are completely flat. The art of color is part of the game that the artist performs to play with the perception of dimension and depth of the viewer.
Maria P Troncoso
Renowned Chilean artist Maria Paulina Troncoso finds inspiration in her life at sea with her husband, world renowned sailmaker for the historic tall ships. Born into a family of sailors, Maria Paulina’s paintings are full of her experience at sea, the light, the glow, the tensions, and the rhythm of the waves. Each work of art brings to memory past times at sea, the reason for which these paintings brings special feelings to those who have a life of bonding with the sea.
Fer Sucre
Fer Sucre is a Venezuelan born artist residing in Miami. He has been working within the “pop” genre for the last several years. People make up about 90% of his artistic subject matter; he paints them all in his own personal brand of “pop” caricature. His neo-pop style combines vibrant colors with an upbeat, humorous point of view for a result that is fresh, fun and full of life.
Kelly Moeykens
Kelly is a paper and clay sculptor artist located on the coast of Maine. With her paper art, She uses thousands of hand cut flowers made from recycled paper that she paints, cuts, folds and layers atop one another to create an immersive experience for the viewer.
Amber Goldhammer
Amber Goldhammer is best known for creating vibrant, abstract paintings with a street art edginess. Building upon layers of bold colors and sweeping gestural movements, her works includes positive messages of love and hope, written in a graffiti-style script.
Abby Elizabeth
Abby is a mixed media painter living in South Jersey. She is currently using miniature plastic army figures as the basis of her work. She began this work as a meditative exercise combining the symbolic toy soldier with colors and patterns inspired by the natural world.
iBOMS
iBOMS work, at first glance, may seem like simple illustrations or even graffiti, but each piece has a story to tell, a deeper message, a powerful statement about love, destruction, or discovery. His characters are complex and often represent aspects of his life as a young black male.
Soren Grau
Soren paints in a street art-inspired Neo-expressionist style. Rather than focusing on mainstream art-house, Soren’s work instead engages the viewer with color and symbolism, science, and pop-culture sarcasm.
Kelly Aldridge
Kelly's paintings are characterized by high impact texture with a sense of glamour and edge. She is mostly influenced by bold textures and high contrast details. Her style is oversized/statement pieces that create a powerful draw to each space. With the use of texture and heavy bold tones she creates works that are stylish and edgy.
Ricardo Reyes
Ricardo Reyes is an abstract artist, whose works reflects the transcendence of the everyday objects and norms. In his works the simple becomes extraordinary, bringing to life the fragments of what really matters.
Felix Burgos
As an abstract impressionist, Felix interprets everyday scenes using sharp angles and colors that are startling in their simplicity, yet filled with context and depth. Felix describes his work as having constant fluidity. “These images reflect the ebb and flow of life.”
Jose Cordova
José Cordova works transports us to a magical world, full of childhood memories. Cordova manages to synthesize in his work, the effects of light, color and space, in the same way as the masters of impressionism did. Its content comes from magical realism, which is so close to Latin American culture.
Daniel Sanseviero
Daniel Sanseviero is known for making sculptures with steel plates and automotive painting that are observed at first glance three-dimensional to later realize that they are completely flat. The art of color is part of the game that the artist performs to play with the perception of dimension and depth of the viewer.
Maria P Troncoso
Renowned Chilean artist Maria Paulina Troncoso finds inspiration in her life at sea with her husband, world renowned sailmaker for the historic tall ships. Born into a family of sailors, Maria Paulina’s paintings are full of her experience at sea, the light, the glow, the tensions, and the rhythm of the waves. Each work of art brings to memory past times at sea, the reason for which these paintings brings special feelings to those who have a life of bonding with the sea.
Fer Sucre
Fer Sucre is a Venezuelan born artist residing in Miami. He has been working within the “pop” genre for the last several years. People make up about 90% of his artistic subject matter; he paints them all in his own personal brand of “pop” caricature. His neo-pop style combines vibrant colors with an upbeat, humorous point of view for a result that is fresh, fun and full of life.
Kelly Moeykens
Kelly is a paper and clay sculptor artist located on the coast of Maine. With her paper art, She uses thousands of hand cut flowers made from recycled paper that she paints, cuts, folds and layers atop one another to create an immersive experience for the viewer.
Amber Goldhammer
Amber Goldhammer is best known for creating vibrant, abstract paintings with a street art edginess. Building upon layers of bold colors and sweeping gestural movements, her works includes positive messages of love and hope, written in a graffiti-style script.
Abby Elizabeth
Abby is a mixed media painter living in South Jersey. She is currently using miniature plastic army figures as the basis of her work. She began this work as a meditative exercise combining the symbolic toy soldier with colors and patterns inspired by the natural world.
iBOMS
iBOMS work, at first glance, may seem like simple illustrations or even graffiti, but each piece has a story to tell, a deeper message, a powerful statement about love, destruction, or discovery. His characters are complex and often represent aspects of his life as a young black male.
Soren Grau
Soren paints in a street art-inspired Neo-expressionist style. Rather than focusing on mainstream art-house, Soren’s work instead engages the viewer with color and symbolism, science, and pop-culture sarcasm.
Kelly Aldridge
Kelly's paintings are characterized by high impact texture with a sense of glamour and edge. She is mostly influenced by bold textures and high contrast details. Her style is oversized/statement pieces that create a powerful draw to each space. With the use of texture and heavy bold tones she creates works that are stylish and edgy.
Ricardo Reyes
Ricardo Reyes is an abstract artist, whose works reflects the transcendence of the everyday objects and norms. In his works the simple becomes extraordinary, bringing to life the fragments of what really matters.
Felix Burgos
As an abstract impressionist, Felix interprets everyday scenes using sharp angles and colors that are startling in their simplicity, yet filled with context and depth. Felix describes his work as having constant fluidity. “These images reflect the ebb and flow of life.”
Jose Cordova
José Cordova works transports us to a magical world, full of childhood memories. Cordova manages to synthesize in his work, the effects of light, color and space, in the same way as the masters of impressionism did. Its content comes from magical realism, which is so close to Latin American culture.
Daniel Sanseviero
Daniel Sanseviero is known for making sculptures with steel plates and automotive painting that are observed at first glance three-dimensional to later realize that they are completely flat. The art of color is part of the game that the artist performs to play with the perception of dimension and depth of the viewer.
Maria P Troncoso
Renowned Chilean artist Maria Paulina Troncoso finds inspiration in her life at sea with her husband, world renowned sailmaker for the historic tall ships. Born into a family of sailors, Maria Paulina’s paintings are full of her experience at sea, the light, the glow, the tensions, and the rhythm of the waves. Each work of art brings to memory past times at sea, the reason for which these paintings brings special feelings to those who have a life of bonding with the sea.
Fer Sucre
Fer Sucre is a Venezuelan born artist residing in Miami. He has been working within the “pop” genre for the last several years. People make up about 90% of his artistic subject matter; he paints them all in his own personal brand of “pop” caricature. His neo-pop style combines vibrant colors with an upbeat, humorous point of view for a result that is fresh, fun and full of life.
Kelly Moeykens
Kelly is a paper and clay sculptor artist located on the coast of Maine. With her paper art, She uses thousands of hand cut flowers made from recycled paper that she paints, cuts, folds and layers atop one another to create an immersive experience for the viewer.
Upcoming Exhibitions
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Why Buy Art from D-Gallerie?
Buying art from D-Gallerie is a personal and well serviced transaction. We strive to always provide great customer service, honesty and documentation of the artwork including a signature on the piece, an artist bio and any supporting literature, delivered to your home or office, and in many cases customs installations of the work itself.
