Elisabeth Braun

Contemporary Abstract Artist | Nature, Movement & Emotion

Elisabeth Braun is a contemporary abstract artist whose vibrant compositions explore the powerful relationship between nature, movement, light and emotion.

Inspired by the ever-changing beauty of water, the energy of natural elements and the subtle interplay of colour and texture, her paintings invite viewers into immersive visual landscapes where abstraction meets emotional expression.

Rich shades of ocean blue, luminous turquoise and delicate gold create a distinctive visual language, balancing dynamic movement with an atmosphere of serenity and sophistication.

Through layered textures, fluid forms and expressive colour combinations, Braun transforms the energy of the natural world into contemporary artworks that bring depth, character and elegance to modern interiors.

Her paintings resonate particularly well within refined residential spaces, contemporary architectural environments and thoughtfully curated private collections.

Selected works by Elisabeth Braun are presented through Monaco Art Advisory, connecting her artistic vision with international collectors, interior designers and art enthusiasts in Monaco, the French Riviera and beyond.

For artwork availability, pricing and private acquisition enquiries, please contact Monaco Art Advisory.

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Tiziano Lombardini is an Italian contemporary visual artist, born in 1959 in Castelleone, in the province of Cremona. Over more than four decades, he has developed a distinctive abstract language in which colour becomes structure and light becomes meaning. Working primarily in oil on canvas, as well as acrylic, Lombardini creates carefully measured compositions that explore the relationship between geometry, space, balance and emotion. In 2000, he received the First Prize Carlo Dalla Zorza in Milan and began his longstanding relationship with Galleria Ponte Rosso. His recent career includes the 2023 exhibition “Still Light”, curated by Jacqueline Ceresoli, and participation in the 2026 Venice International Art Fair at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello. His work is also documented in the Catalogo Generale dei Beni Culturali, Italy’s official cultural heritage catalogue.

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Marianna Kamsari is a contemporary artist based on the French Riviera whose sculptural wall works transform delicate Japanese air-drying clay into intricate organic compositions. Inspired by marine life, botanical forms, and the rhythms of the Mediterranean, she creates highly tactile artworks that explore the relationship between fragility and strength.

Since 2010, Marianna has developed a distinctive artistic language through meticulous hand-building techniques, pushing the boundaries of her chosen medium. Influenced by her experience as a passionate scuba diver, her works evoke coral reefs, underwater landscapes, and the organic geometry of nature, creating immersive sculptural pieces that balance movement, texture, and harmony.

Her works are held in private collections across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas, and have been commissioned for luxury interiors, including a renowned casino in Nevada and a prestigious hotel in the UAE. In 2024, she presented her first solo exhibition at Excellence Art Gallery in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France. Her international presence continued in 2025 with her participation in an exhibition in Milan, where her work Metaphorical Chaos was presented.

Today, Marianna continues to develop new sculptural series while collaborating with galleries, designers, and collectors who appreciate contemporary art inspired by the beauty and complexity of the natural world.

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Flora Castaldi (FLORA) is a French-Italian contemporary artist whose distinctive visual language, LangageStyl Cosmo-Géo-Logique, has defined her artistic practice for over four decades. Blending painting, texture and sculptural relief, she creates immersive abstract compositions inspired by the forces of nature, geology, the cosmos and the invisible energies that shape our world.

Active internationally since 1983, Flora has exhibited in France, Italy, Monaco, Spain, Germany, the United States, Japan, Canada, the United Arab Emirates and beyond. Her work has been presented in museums, international art fairs and prestigious galleries, including exhibitions at the European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM) in Barcelona, the Yacht Club de Monaco and Agora Gallery in New York.

Recognized with more than 150 international awards and distinctions, Flora has developed a unique artistic language that combines expressive movement, rich textures and poetic depth. Her works invite viewers into vibrant, organic universes where matter, light and emotion coexist, offering a contemplative experience that bridges abstraction with the natural world.

Today, Flora's paintings are held in private and public collections internationally and are appreciated for their originality, technical mastery and unmistakable visual identity.

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Johanna Rossi is a contemporary abstract artist creating large-scale acrylic paintings that explore structure, emotional clarity, and inner transformation. Her work is rooted in an intuitive process guided by balance, rhythm, and spatial harmony, resulting in compositions that feel both emotionally resonant and visually refined.

Working through layered colour, geometric forms, freehand drawing, and collage-inspired construction, Rossi develops paintings that merge instinct with precision. Each work carries a distinct energetic presence, revealing complexity gradually over time and inviting contemplative viewing.

Her artistic practice reflects an ongoing exploration of transition, perception, and personal evolution. Rather than illustrating narratives directly, Rossi creates immersive visual environments where colour, movement, and composition communicate emotion beyond language.

With a strong focus on contemporary collectibility and timeless visual impact, her paintings appeal to collectors seeking sophisticated abstraction with both architectural strength and emotional depth. Her works have been featured internationally, including selections by Saatchi Art curators, and are held in private collections across Europe and abroad.

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Born in 1960 in a small village in Charente-Maritime, France, Gyslaine Pachet Micheneau has always been deeply drawn to painting, especially landscapes and themes connected to spirituality. She lives and works near Tours, France.

A self-taught artist, she refined her artistic practice in 1997 at the studio of watercolorist Anne Frigière in Pernay, where nature became her primary source of inspiration. She sketches and paints directly from life using ink, charcoal and watercolor before developing her compositions in acrylic or oil on canvas in her studio.

Passionate about human connection, Gyslaine often paints outdoors in art markets and artists’ villages, allowing her to engage directly with the public. She is a member of La Maison des Artistes and the association Art, Sciences et Lettres.

Over the years, her artistic journey has evolved toward more symbolic and spiritual subjects, notably through works inspired by the history of the Knights Templar and the heritage of her region.

Her work has been exhibited regularly in salons and galleries in France, Switzerland and Brussels. She also participates in family exhibitions alongside her son Ludovic, who shares the same passion for painting, while her husband contributes through photography — making art a true family adventure.

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Patricia Di Basso is a Brazilian visual artist whose practice is centered on the construction of the surface as a space of experimentation. Through layered textures and materials, she explores the dynamic tension between control and intuitive gesture, allowing each composition to unfold organically through process.

Her work extends beyond the purely visual, engaging tactile and atmospheric dimensions that invite a deeper sensory experience. By emphasizing materiality and transformation over time, Di Basso situates her practice within a contemporary dialogue focused on presence, process, and perception.

She has exhibited in Brazil and internationally, developing a body of work that reflects both structural precision and expressive freedom.

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Liz Murphy is a contemporary abstract painter whose work explores the emotional resonance of color, texture, and layered composition.

Her paintings balance structure and spontaneity, combining gestural mark-making with refined tonal harmony. Drawing inspiration from both natural landscapes and interior spaces, Murphy creates compositions that feel both grounded and atmospheric.

Working primarily with mixed media and acrylic on canvas, she builds depth through layering, allowing traces of previous gestures to remain visible—creating a sense of history within each piece.

Her works are held in private collections internationally and are particularly sought after for contemporary interiors, where they bring a sense of calm, sophistication, and visual rhythm.

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