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René Miville Gallery

"It is our mission to create a space in downtown Fort Myers where the artists and their audience engage in a meaningful way."

— René Miville, Gallery Owner

David Belling Tranquility – The Modern Landscape Art of Southwest Florida will feature dozens of the nautical scenes and historical-based landscapes that David Belling has been rendering since turning to painting full time after his retirement in 2004. The exhibition opens Friday, February 4, with a reception that is coextensive with Fort Myers Art Walk (6 through 10pm).	Daniela Martinez Daniela Martinez born 1992 in Bogota, Columbia At age 22, Daniela Martinez is the youngest artists featured in the opening exhibit. Just as some might be born with a silver spoon in the mouth, Daniela was born with a crayon in her hand. Every single one of her pieces is an independently produced self portrait using a remote controlled camera. Daniela's organic artistic process can be compared to that of the legendary Cindy Sherman. The variety in Daniela's work is a result of an aspiration to	Danielle Branchaud Danielle Branchaud born 1978 in Winnipeg, Ontario Danielle Branchaud, who was born in Canada but has lived in Southwest Florida since the age of six, feels that becoming an artist was practically inevitable. A second generation artist, Danielle grew up surrounded by art, but while her mother was inspired by the landscape of Florida, Danielle's work is more introspective.
Cesar Aguilera Cesar Aguilera born 1979 in Quito, Ecuador Cesar Aguilera wields his paint brush as if it were a magic wand, casting color spells in hopes that they may erase the venomous wounds that humanity has afflicted upon itself and Mother Nature.	Rene Miville René Miville born 1954 in Medford, Massachusetts René Miville was an innovator in the process of chemical manipulation using the classic darkroom printing process.	Kinfay Moroti Kinfay Moroti born 1970 in Chicago, Illinois Born to a prostitute in Chicago, Kinfay Moroti's earliest goal in life was to escape the poverty, loneliness and the sexual and physical abuse he endured while living in the city's most violent housing projects and eight foster homes.
Simone Eisenbeiss At only 16 years old, Simone Eisenbeiss has already accomplished seriousartistic and altruistic credibility.	Jonah Ortiz This fall, the René Miville Gallery presents kinetic sculptures by Jonah Ortiz. The show “Giggles & Gears” is a complex blend of high and low-brow pop-media references, coupled with a subtext of analogies to personal stories. Ortiz’s art is grounded in concept and wild in form. It plays on noise and color to create an aesthetic style which offends the senses and challenges the mind.

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