Our Current Resident Artists

eugenio CUTTICA

Eugenio Cuttica with a white beard and gray hair, wearing a black suit jacket and white shirt, standing next to a bronze sculpture of a human face with a tiger's head on top, in a gallery setting.

  • Eugenio Cuttica was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 3, 1957. He is a contemporary artist from the “intermediate generation” who has exhibited in galleries, museums, cultural centers, and international art fairs for over forty years. Currently based in Long Island, New York, he has also maintained studios in Buenos Aires, New York, Miami, and Milan.

  • Cuttica played a central role in the “return to painting” movement of the 1980s, connected to global trends like Italy’s Transavanguardia and Germany’s Neue Wilde. His art appeals to beauty as something that simply emerges, positioning the artist as a channel of energy.
    Highlights of his career include:

    • 1988: First Prize “Young Painters,” Fundación Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat.

    • 1989: Finalist at the Venice Biennale.

    • 2014: Murals at San Pedrito subway station, Buenos Aires.

    • 2015: Retrospective La Mirada Interior at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, with 100,000+ visitors.

    • 2018: Ataraxia exhibition at Museo MAR, Mar del Plata.

    • 2019: Declared “Distinguished Personality of Culture” in Buenos Aires.

    • 2024: Honored with the “Mención de Honor Diputado Nacional Dr. Juan Bautista Alberdi” from the Argentine Congress.

  • Cuttica studied Architecture at the University of Buenos Aires and Fine Arts at the National Academy of Fine Arts. He was assistant to masters Julio Martínez Howard and Antonio Berni, contributing to the restoration of the Galerías Pacífico dome.
    He has painted large-scale murals in Hollywood and Buenos Aires, serves as Artistic Director of Espacio Ensō gallery in Buenos Aires, and curates the Junior Achievement Foundation art auction La Noche de los Héroes, raising millions for education in Argentina.

LAUTARO CUTTICA

Lautaro Cuttica is cleaning a large abstract painting in a studio, with various art supplies on a table in the foreground.

  • Lautaro Cuttica was born in 1987 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. At the age of nine, his family moved to New York City. In 2005, he enrolled in the Cooper Union School of Architecture and, after graduating, pursued painting. His work has been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions, international art fairs, and is included in important private collections. He currently lives and works in Riverhead, New York.

  • Lautaro has developed a strong exhibition record over the last decade, with solo shows such as Parables of Surrender (Gambit Works, 2024), Form, Function (Ki Smith Gallery, 2023), Inhabitations (Gallery North, 2022), and The Map and the Territory (Praxis, 2021). His group exhibitions include Thanksgiving Show (Tripoli Gallery, 2024), SOMOS (Long Island Museum, 2023), Volta Art Fair (New York, 2022), Campo Cuttica Collected (2021), ArteBA (Buenos Aires, 2017), among many others across the U.S., Latin America, and Europe.

  • He earned a Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) degree from the Cooper Union School of Architecture in 2011.
    His work forms part of renowned collections such as the Deutsche Bank Art Collection, Ralph Lauren Art Collection, Diana Leoni Collection, Jorge Perez Collection, as well as multiple private collections in Argentina and internationally.

  • https://lautarostudio.com/

    lautarocuttica@gmail.com

    (347) 549 0063

    instagram: @lautarooo

    Gambit Works Gallery:

    info@gambit-works.com

    instagram: @gambit.works

franco CUTTICA

Franco Cuttica, wearing headphones using a power drill on a large piece of carved wood outdoors with trees and a camper in the background.

  • Franco Cuttica’s work of art has an undeniably close connection to nature.

    Just as wood floats down the river and trails from coast to coast, Franco Cuttica moves his particular vision of art, marking the path of his cosmopolitan career. His monumental works—whether horses, portraits, or elemental forms—demand a complex and adventurous creative process, where limits are crossed, and borders expanded.

    At the age of 6, his family emigrated to the US. After attending various schools in NYC, he moved to East Hampton to study at Ross School, a unique institution governed by Zen Buddhist principles. Immersed in a forest environment, Franco experienced an intense connection with nature, which would become the driving force of all his work.

    Franco’s art spans multiple mediums to express the cycles of nature and what he calls “the flat circularity of time.” His renowned Driftwood series extends this concept: wood traveling from distant lands—like Africa—reaches Long Island’s shores and is transformed into sculptures that fuse natural forces with human intervention.

    His process is meticulous: from scouting materials via Google Earth, to collecting driftwood, drafting models, and assembling works like puzzle pieces. Fire and water often become part of the ritual, cleansing and reshaping the object into a renewed expression. Franco blends sculpture, performance, and photography, creating works where silence, strength, and fragility coexist.

  • Artistic Career

    Franco’s trajectory combines commissions, collections, exhibitions, and awards that highlight the scope of his practice:

    Commissions

    • 2008: Horse Commission for Serene Green Farm Stand (John Smith)

    • 2010–2015: Driftwood Horses for Ralph Lauren Stores, East Hampton & Soho

    • 2013: Headless Man Commission for Serene Green Farm Stand (John Smith)

    • 2014: Driftwood Fish for Estia’s Little Kitchen Restaurant

    • 2016: Bison Commission for Serene Green Farm Stand (John Smith)

    • 2016: Driftwood Skull for Dona Sarita Mezcal Promotion Event

    • 2016: Six Driftwood Horses for Halloween Show by the House of Yes (one purchased)

    • 2016: Two Driftwood Horses for Polo Event, Greenwich, Connecticut

    • 2012–2016: Driftwood Horse Sales (collector Jorge Pérez)

    Collections

    • Ralph Lauren Art Collection

    • Jorge Pérez, Miami

    • Private Collections in Argentina

    • Private Collection in Ishikawa, Japan

    Group Shows

    • 2008–2016: Romany Kramoris Gallery

    • 2010–2012: Cooper Union End of Year Show

    • 2014: Ross School Gallery Alumni Collective Show

    • 2014–2016: PROJECT MOST Charity Auction (Horse Donations)

    • 2014–2016: White Room Gallery, Bridgehampton

    • 2017: International Artist Residency & Group Show, Ishikawa, Japan (FUSION SCOGE)

    • 2017: East End Collected, curated by Paton Miller

    Awards

    • 1997: Bill Clinton Award for Sports Excellence

    • 2008: NY High School Sports Academic Award

    • 2008: Presidential Scholarship for Art and Architecture, Pratt Institute

    • 2010: Admitted to Cooper Union School of Architecture

  • Franco’s education reflects his multidisciplinary foundation:

    • 2005–2008: Scholarship, Ross School, East Hampton, NY

    • 2008–2010: Pratt Institute, School of Architecture

    • 2010–2012: Cooper Union, Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture

    Beyond academics, Franco contributes through residencies, exhibitions, and charitable projects. His works—often donations to causes such as PROJECT MOST—expand his role from artist to cultural contributor, reinforcing his philosophy that art is a cycle of transformation, renewal, and connection to the natural world.

  • https://www.instagram.com/francocuttica/

julia ScheueR

  • Julia Scheuer is renowned for her unexpected, glistening moments captured in landscapes, abstracts, and portraits. She has developed an innovative palette using duct tape and acrylics, combining textures and bold colors to enrich her compositions. Born and raised in Germany by respected artists, she later graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City. Julia has participated in exhibitions and charitable initiatives worldwide, including Art Walk NYC and the Cura Children’s Foundation in Switzerland. Her work was also selected for a juried exhibition at the Deichtorhallen Museum of Modern Art in Hamburg, Germany. She now lives and works in Flanders, Southampton, creating from her studio at Campo Cuttica.

  • Scheuer has built a distinctive practice centered on whimsy, vibrant textures, and graphic intensity. Her paintings are part of important collections in America and abroad, and she has consistently contributed to cultural and philanthropic initiatives. Beyond her fine art practice, Julia gained professional experience as an Art Director Assistant at Kastner & Partner in Hamburg (1993–1995) and as an illustrator for Tempo Magazin in Frankfurt (1995).

  • Julia was nominated for the 2025 Common Ground Ensemble Artist Award. She holds a B.F.A. in Illustration from Parsons School of Design (New York, 1989–1992), where she refined her unique approach to color, texture, and form.

  • https://www.juliascheuer.com/

ISADORA CAPRARO

Isadora Capraro, with long dark hair is sitting on the floor in an art studio, holding a paintbrush and a canvas. Behind her, there are two paintings on the wall, including one of a kneeling nude figure. The photo is in black and white.

  • Isadora Capraro (b. 1994, Italy) received a classical art education in Buenos Aires before relocating to the United States. Her large-scale, emotionally charged paintings explore subconscious imagery, personal mythology, and psychological space.
    Her practice draws from dreams, literature, and archetypal symbols to create visual narratives around femininity, sensuality, and resilience. Capraro’s work often portrays figures suspended in liminal moments, set against vivid, textural backdrops that evoke a dreamlike environment. She currently lives and works in the U.S., with works held in private collections across the Middle East, Europe, North and South America.

  • Capraro has held solo exhibitions such as Memories of an Imagined World (Chashama, NYC, 2022), Body of Water (Consulate of Argentina, NYC, 2023), and Evocation (Gambit Works, New York, 2024).
    Her group shows include SOMOS (Long Island Museum, 2023), The Power of Two (Long Island Museum, 2024), Gradara Contemporanea (Italy, 2023), East End Collected series (Southampton Arts Center, 2021–2023), Ficciones (Ki Smith Gallery, NYC, 2021), and Animus (Founders Path Gallery, 2023), among many others in the U.S. and abroad.

  • Capraro has received notable recognition, including the Andy Warhol Visual Arts Program Grant (2023) and the Hamptons Arts Network Artist Relief Fund (2020).
    She has also participated in several residencies, such as the Uncommon Art Residency (Greenport, 2023), Takeover 2020 at the Southampton Arts Center, and projects at Gambit Works. These honors reflect her growing presence and contribution to contemporary art on an international scale.

  • isadoracapraro@gmail.com

    https://www.isadoracapraro.com/about

Axel Quincke

Axel Quincke, with long hair and a beard playing a Boston grand piano in a gallery with large windows.

  • Axel Quincke (Buenos Aires, December 27, 1989) is an Argentine pianist whose artistry bridges the classical tradition with a contemporary, cinematic language. His repertoire spans Bach, Beethoven, Rachmaninov, and Debussy, to Astor Piazzolla, along with blues, jazz, tango, original improvisations, and experimental creations influenced by Steve Reich, Thomas Newman, and Philip Glass.

    With a mysterious yet elegant style, Quincke invites audiences on a musical journey where the classical meets the contemporary, and the intimate meets the universal.

  • Quincke has performed internationally at prestigious venues such as the Kaisersaal in Vienna and the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, as well as on Amsterdam FM Radio, and in concert halls across Paris, London, Berlin, Munich, Brussels, Bratislava, Barcelona, Istanbul, and Croatia. He is currently expanding his career in New York.

    Beyond conventional stages, he transforms unusual spaces—empty sports arenas, factories, natural landscapes, and everyday environments—into unique, intimate performances with immersive, cinematic experiences.

  • Education: He studied in Argentina with concert pianist Pia Sebastiani, Ignacio Gómez Bustamante, and Alan Kwiek (manager of Martha Argerich), developing a strong classical foundation while shaping his own artistic identity. He further studied the interpretation of Russian composers Scriabin and Rachmaninov in Vienna with Gustav Balanesco.

  • https://www.instagram.com/axelquincke/

BENJAMIN SOSNE

An old, rusty cannon pointed at a weathered wooden target in a grassy area with trees in the background.

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