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Inside Bodiam Castle England

Joann Renner • Butler • United States

2018 • oil on canvas

40.64 x 50.8 cm

Titled "Inside Bodiam Castle, England", a medieval castle in Sussex, I used the sunset to give a sense of times past. It is also a metaphor for the uncertainties and possibilities humans have always experienced. It is canvas on wood stretchers with a wire hanger. The edges are finished so it is ready to display. Perfect for office, library or gift-giving. copyright 2018 Joann Renner

Elemental No. 23

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2019 • Acrylic on canvas.

122 x 122 cm

Inspired by forms and colours found in nature, in combination with intuitive aesthetic impulses.

Wild Life

Peter Stutz • Zurich • Switzerland

2017 • Oil on canvas

140 x 70 cm

Blazing colors and motion of the wild life

Green footprint

Mimi van Bindsbergen • Malberg • Germany

2018 • Acrylics, pastel, crayon on canvas

92 x 95 cm

For me the footprint and escpecially the green footprint is the place where my ideas and inspiration come from. And what I left behind. The fact that I was there on that surten spot!!

Fire And Ice

Volker Mayr • Berlin • Germany

2016 • Mixed Media on handmade paper

50 x 65 cm

sensitive composition of colours and forms adds atmosphere to your space and inspires viewers to own pictures in their mind and soul. Gouache and oil crayon painting on high quality handmade paper (from Hahnemühle 300g)

Detail [Homme agenouillé au pied d’une piste]

Mireille Loup • Arles • France

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

Edition 1 / 5

30 x 30 cm

If you want it with the frame, please, contact me. 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. Taoism teaches that when habits can no longer continue, one must follow a path of extraordinary behaviour. One has to "cross the great river". In Chinese philosophy one must confront uncertain waters to reach new shores. Dystopia depicts an imaginary society, a society organised in such a way as to prevent its members from achieving happiness. To the point of becoming a utopia that turns into a nightmare. The current trend is to endlessly repeat that the world is ill, that our planet is dying, that our civilisation is decadent, that humans are cowards or worse, traitors. I felt that it was important to create Versus Dystopia (...) I often like to believe that uncertainty is what makes us the most human, humbly human. As in art books, I extracted from each representation, a detail, that becomes itself an image.

Seaside

Volker Mayr • Berlin • Germany

2008 • oil on canvas

60 x 80 cm

an abstract landscape in the summertime at the seaside with fresh and bold colours on a strong structured surface dominated by yellow and blue

Zion Canyon No. 2

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2017 • acrylic on canvas

60 x 75 cm • Framed: 64 x 79 cm

An abstraction that was inspired by the forms and colours of Utah's Zion canyon.

City in Black, White and Grey

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2016 • acrylic on canvas

75 x 60 cm • Framed: 79 x 64 cm

Inspired by the geometric, grid-like structure of most modern architecture and urban design.

Make ‘Em All Mexican: Big Boy

Linda Vallejo • Los Angeles • United States

2012 • Acrylic, repurposed rubber

10.16 x 10.16 x 20.32 cm

REFRESHING

Stefan Miteff • Bad Oeynhausen • Germany

2018 • acrylic on canvas

100 x 136 cm

Landschaft

Stefan Miteff • Bad Oeynhausen • Germany

2017 • acrylic on canvas

120 x 90 cm

Souls’s Cube

israel fraiman • Tel Aviv • Israel

2018 • Acrylics on Canvas

110 x 110 cm

Abstract work about Sephirot thee

Make ‘Em All Mexican: La Serena

Linda Vallejo • Los Angeles • United States

2014 • Acrylic, metal flake, repurposed aluminum

40.64 x 25.4 x 69.85 cm

Pinky Big Belly all over the world

Susanne Böhm • Mannheim • Germany

2017 • Acrylic on canvas

100 x 80 cm

One of my ‚Pinky Big Bellies‘, I‘ve been working on this series for a long time, the first artwork from this series I painted in 2009.