White Elephant Project

Chika Aneke • Lagos • Nigeria

United States • 2008 • Incised Grooves on Wooden Relief Sculpture

92 x 2.7 x 53 cm

The above relief wooden sculpted painting suggests central values of quest for meaning, unifying experiential and cognitive quest, the faith based orientation of spirituality and the intellectual groundedness of philosophy across time and space. The majestic elephant, splendid in the white of purity of being, approaches, after a long journey, the orb of life, pulsating with the red of blood, above which stands the spiral of being and becoming, above which is poised a geometric form the stylisation of which evokes the balance of order and change, of stability and transformation, these forms understood here as visual dramatizations of central themes in human life and work. The entire ensemble is alive with symbols fed by Aneke's immersion in Igbo Uli and Cross River Nsibidi expressive systems, evoking aesthetic force and arcane power.

48.Untitled

Shefqet Avdush Emini • Arnhem • Netherlands

2017 • Acrylic painting on canvas

50 x 50 cm

Artist: Shefqet Avdush Emini 48.Untitled Acrylic painting on canvas Size: 50cmx50cm Year: 2017 Price: € 1650

towel dry

Morgan Peterson • Bronx • United States

2019 • canvas and acrylic

20.32 x 60.96 cm

Fish Men

Giorgi Jamburia • Tbilisi • Georgia

2005 • Linocut Watercolor

60 x 80 cm • Framed: 61 x 81 cm

The frame is made of thin aluminium frame and light glass called ‘’Orgmina’’ and the difference between the actual painting and the frame size is max 1cm.

75Space Patrol No.3

Volker Mayr • Berlin • Germany

2019 • oil on canvas

60 x 80 cm

mostly different blue colours with some black, yellow and red accents give this painting a mysterious and very cool touch

Looking for Northern Lights I

Kerstin Paillard • Juan les Pins • France

2018 • Pigments on stretched canvas

80 x 80 cm

The northern light and skies and their unique and ever changing design have always inspired me and are the basis of my artistic work. The night and specially the sky at night, with the moon hiding behind the clouds and creating this magical atmosfear are very inspiring moments for me. This painting is a tribute to Lapland, to the savage swedish landscapes, to my home country. It is an expression of my admiration and fascination to the Northern skies and the silence of the nights in Laponia. I experienced the search for this particular light this summer and it was a magical experience. I felt like an explorer, a gold digger, a tresure hunter… Every night I went out in the woods, hopfull and patient, looking for the magic aurora borealis. This fantastic feeling of discovering something new and rare is for me what makes life so interesting. Pigments applied on stretched canvas and satin varnish finish.

Urban Rhapsody No. 12

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2014 • acrylic on canvas

100 x 75 cm • Framed: 104 x 79 cm

Inspired by the forms, colours and energy of large cities such as New York, Tokyo and Shanghai.

If

Zeiko Duka • London • United Kingdom

2019 • Oil on canvas

28.5 x 38.5 cm

What if nothing exists and we're all in somebody's dream? Authenticity is everything! You have to wake up every day and look in the mirror, and you want to be proud of the person who's looking back at you. And you can only do that if you're being honest with yourself and being a person of high character. You have an opportunity every single day to write that story of your life.

Looking for Northern Lights II

Kerstin Paillard • Juan les Pins • France

2018 • Pigments on stretched canvas

80 x 80 cm

The northern light and skies and their unique and ever changing design have always inspired me and are the basis of my artistic work. The night and specially the sky at night, with the moon hiding behind the clouds and creating this magical atmosfear are very inspiring moments for me. This painting is a tribute to Lapland, to the savage swedish landscapes, to my home country. It is an expression of my admiration and fascination to the Northern skies and the silence of the nights in Laponia. I experienced the search for this particular light this summer and it was a magical experience. I felt like an explorer, a gold digger, a tresure hunter… Every night I went out in the woods, hopfull and patient, looking for the magic aurora borealis. This fantastic feeling of discovering something new and rare is for me what makes life so interesting. Pigments applied on stretched canvas and satin varnish finish.

Doors of Perception # 0422

Nabiha & Thom • Würzburg • Germany

2015 • Fine Art Print, numbered and signed,

Edition 4 / 7

60 x 90 cm

Our sensory organs, brain and nervous system mainly function as filters: they select and reduce the excessive oversupply of stimuli. It is their function to protect us from being overwhelmed by this amount of mostly useless and irrelevant knowledge.Therefore, of the information picked up each moment, only a small, carefully selected amount that is of practical use remains. The so reduced information continues to be recognized and reinforced by symbolic systems and philosophies.What we generally conceive of as “this world”, is only a fraction of our surrounding reality. These filtering mechanisms can be loosened through meditation, hypnosis or chemical means, allowing additional aspects of reality to be perceived.DOORS OF PERCEPTION simulates a bypass of the visual filter with purely photographical means: the images are multi-exposures that have exclusively been composed inside the camera – without further digital manipulation.They indicate in which complexity unreduced visual information probably really reaches our eyes.As former students of Professor Dr. Gottfried Jäger (DGPH Culture Award 2014) Nabiha & Thom created these new “light-images” in the spirit of concrete photography, exhausting experimental design options of modern camera technology.(Text: Nabiha & Thom, 2015)

85Les Fleurs du mal 02

Jd Doria • Tel Aviv • Israel

2018 • Technique: Painting Mediated by Photography on Transparent slide. Materials: Black pigment, ink and solvent. Print on Diasec (face Mounting). Frame: including aluminum frame on the back of the print.

Edition 1 / 3

120 x 85 cm • Framed: 120 x 85 cm

Les Fleurs du mal / homage to Charles Baudelaire / (02) / work by J.D Doria / Photography Shaw Gadi Raz / 2018 Painting Mediated by Photography on Transparent Slide.