Karl-Kristjan Nagel and Tiiu Rebane both studied painting at the Estonian Academy of Arts in 1995-1999. Their first joint exhibition 
                    "Room. The modern myth" took place in 1998. Both authors have been involved in painting since the early 1990-es. Their art is characterized
                    by the expressive-abstract painting style of the 90-es, sometimes also characteristic to photorealism. The emphasis is on the themes and 
                    qualities that are specific to conceptually independent artist.

                    Karl-Kristjan Nagel's (b.1977) art is strongly influenced by his grandfathers and fathers painting styles. Following the example of their art education, 
                    he continues many series of works in the tradition of both impressionist nature painting and metaphysical photorealism. His art also deals with 
                    human and various portraiture of world cultural figures or their works. His works belong to the Art Museum of Estonia (KUMU), Tartu Art Museum 
                    and several others Estonian and European private collections.  

                    Tiiu Rebane was born in Tallinn, 1970. Her main themes in art are room, nature, human, documentary and futurism. In addition to dozens of solo 
                    exhibitions, she has curated several major art projects, festivals and exhibitions. Since 2014 she has been working as the project manager of the 
                    Estonian Artists' Associations Muhu Art Residency. From 2018 she acts as the chairman of the Estonian Painters Association. Her works belong 
                    to the Art Museum of Estonia (KUMU), Abu Dhabi Art Hub and several Estonian and European private collections.