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We were here God, where have you been at the time?!

Vorden Art • Odense • Denmark

2018 • oil on canvas

80 x 100 cm

Tiles 5

Paméla Maria Schellekens • Amsterdam • Netherlands

2015 • foam board, yarn

40 x 40 cm • Framed: 43 x 43 cm

The 'beauty of the everyday' is an important factor. Zooming in on patterns, structures and light in the (urban)landscape. The works depict how these impressions slide over each other and yield new compositions with endless colour shades. Details where color and light on the skin of things is characteristic for the translation of reality. The idea of space or foreground/background is not defined by shape or color, but only by the texture.

Dancing Color IV

Thomas Leung • Shanghai • China

2017 • Acrylic on canvas

60 x 60 cm • Framed: 78 x 78 cm

Untitled 2

Emma Amini • Swindon • United Kingdom

2019 • Natural Pigment Oil & Canvas

30 x 40 cm

Three muses seated,

Detail [Homme marchant de dos]

Mireille Loup • Arles • France

2019 • Giclee process on Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308g Fine Art paper

Edition 1 / 5

30 x 30 cm

Versus Dystopia or the Poetics of Uncertainty, is a research on Men and faith. It opposes the idea of a counter-utopia. It nourishes the hope that when something serious, something that defies understanding happens, Man rises to a higher form of humanity and awakens to the sublime reality of solidarity.

Cool Head, Warm Heart.

Steven Hart • Scotland • United Kingdom

2017 • For the portrait, technical pencil and colour pencil, and high quality cartridge paper. For the background collage, cut out images from magazines, scans, print outs and photocopies. One quality mirror. PVA glue, spray glue and double sided tape.

40 x 50 cm • Framed: 71.5 x 81.5 cm

A multi-layered portrait of Walt Disney. The background is comprised of many cut out images of Disney's famous characters, pasted together to form a colourful, heart shaped collage. The portrait was created around the urban myth that Disney had his head cryonically frozen when he died in 1966.

Fireworks

Lila Koufopoulou • Athens • Greece

2014 • Acrylics on canvas, stretced on a wooden frame.

150 x 150 cm

Symbols are the language of dreams. Fireworks in your dream symbolize enthusiasm and creativity. It indicates also that you have the abilility to expand that creativity explosively, colorfully, beautifully - and this is my very wish for you.My series PAINTING THE UNSEEN - Trilogy "ABOUT SOUL" - DREAMS in which FIREWORKS is included, is a metaphor about the transformations within our lives. It examines the empowerment of our soul through life's trials, the value of dreaming and the unconscious messages we receive while dreaming - something that I consider to be a form of spiritual guidance that can help us realize our dreams and lead a happier life.

Work life balance

Dariusz Szmajda-Geck • Wrocław • Poland

2018 • Consumables, plastic notebook covers on canvas

100 x 100 cm

The material I used to create this work are commonly known consumables, namely plastic notebook covers. By taking them out of the context, using their features like color, texture, pliability and transparency, I created compositions which have value of a decoration but at the same time have their narrative.

Abschied

Andrea E. Sroka • Ulm • Germany

2019 • Mixed Media - Malerei und Gravur nach Druck auf Acrylglas/ Glänzend

60 x 80 cm

Mixed Media- Malerei und Gravur nach Druck auf Acrylglas/ Glänzend

Electronic KICK!

Stephanie Mackenzie • Paris • France

2019 • Acrylic and Gel Mediums on Canvas

145 x 120 cm

Composition

Giorgi Jamburia • Tbilisi • Georgia

2017 • Linocuts

Edition 1 / 6

76 x 55 cm

Dynamic attitude of black and red colors

Made in Algeciras 90 C

Antonio Camba • Algeciras • Spain

2019 • Acrílico sobre lienzo

90 x 90 cm

Pintura acrílico sobre lienzo realizada en el estudio del artista en Algeciras en 2019.

Temple

Mireille Loup • Arles • France

2013 • Giclee printing process with Ultrachrome ink on Harman Baryta

Edition 2 / 5

104 x 72 cm

It's an anaglyph work, in virtual reality. So, I give you special sunglasses to see the 3D image.

The Golden Time

Thomas Leung • Shanghai • China

2014 • Acrylic on canvas

180 x 150 cm • Framed: 183.5 x 153.5 cm

Heaven-Shangri-La No.2

广义 孙 • Dali • China

2015 • Chinese ink on rice paper.

152 x 77 cm

Chinese ink on rice paper. There is no form beyond form. Choosing pure brush and ink, through the material world, I concentrate on the internal feeling of that particular moment. Sometimes outrageous, sometimes subtle, sometimes graceful, sometimes intense, they are all the effect the outside world has on the heart, and are also the reflection the heart casts upon the outside world.