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Cabaleiro Atelier & Art School
Block 5 #01-02 Westbourne Road
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Just a sample from the
10 Apprentices…
Gi l l i an Duncan
(Br i t i sh )
confesses that art, for her, is
complete escapism. “A two- or
three-hour class flashes by in
minutes, and once it’s over I
am so mentally exhausted that I
often can’t even remember what
day it is!” Her inspiration comes
from light, she says, and how
light plays on objects.
Inken Von Der Luehe
(German)
paintsinacrylicsusingmixedmedia
techniques, recently incorporating
her own photography into collage-
style paintings that also include
printed words. “The process of
creating art helps me to cope
with emotional challenges,” she
says, “an extremely useful tool for
a mother of two teenagers!”
Megha Nema
(Indian) says
she takes inspiration from her
fond childhood memories,
her extensive travels and the
multitude of colours in nature.
“Patricia has allowed me to fully
let myself loose and give up my
inhibitions.”
Montse Oliver
(Spanish) has
been painting ever since she
joined an art class in Barcelona
in 2006. “No matter where I
have lived since then, paint and
easel move with me. I enjoy the
new influences and learning
different techniques in a fun and
international environment like
Patricia Cabaleiro’s studio.”
Clockwise from top left:
•
Weight on Water
, by Gillian Duncan
•
Rain Tree
, by Rosie Oliviera
•
Blossoming Frangipani
, by Megha Nema
•
ONE
, by Inken Von Der Luehe
•
Perspective
, by Marleen Aldorf