Art Toronto 2025: Find us at Booth C04

This year at Art Toronto 2025 we are presenting a vibrant and captivating booth showcasing new works by Yigal Ozeri, Jan Kuhlemeier, Matthias Schaareman and Zsofia Schwager.

Yigal Ozeri (b. 1958) is an established artist who creates documentary photo-realistic paintings that capture the chaotic pulse of New York’s urban terrain. As a New Yorker himself, Ozeri has developed an eye for the unconventional moments of beauty that city dwellers have long embraced. It is in these offbeat settings that Ozeri’s work captures a 21st-century sensibility.

Jan Kuhlemeier (b. 1993) is a Dutch artist whose practice bridges painting and material exploration to question the boundaries between traditional art forms and contemporary media. Known for his translucent layers of color and precise gestures, Kuhlemeier crafts works that evoke the fluidity and dynamism of the natural world, drawing inspiration from his personal experiences within landscapes.

Zsofia Schweger (b. 1989) lived in the US for 5 years and studied at Wellesley College in the Boston area, before she moved to London in 2013, where she is currently based. She then attended the Slade School of Fine Art, graduating with an MA in 2015.

Matthias Schaareman (1986, Arnhem) creates paintings on paper in which the tension between two and three-dimensional space is investigated. The forms in his works refer to home furnishings, theaters, industrial heritage and ornaments from old houses. Decorative patterns and shapes that are used in Arabic miniatures and Japanese woodblock prints inspire him. These elements are used because of the precision with which they were made and because both art forms often create, due to ignorance of perspectives and spatiality, the play Schaareman is looking for. In the flat spaces or vistas in his works, the special elements are ordered and played with in a collage-like manner until all the separate parts come together in the right way.