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Whispering quietly through the eyes of the fall forest

Kloska Ovidiu • Focsani • Romania

2018 • acrylic painting on stretched canvas

100 x 80 cm

from the series " Beyond the Inside " / " Whispering quietly through the eyes of the fall forest " , signed on November 2018 Tehnique: acrylic painting on stretched canvas / edges are painted dark purple / ready to hang painting size: 100 x 80 cm / finished framed size : 106 x 86 cm signed 2018 Series "Beyond the inside" Certainly at my beginnings as a visual artist, in childhood, I camed into contact first with the landscape executed in classical manner. At first I drewed, I have learned the secrets, techniques, their stories. Now the artistic maturity, the figurative manner it no longer creates me the same pleasure. My wish is at the moment to create a landscape from a mental perspective, a "Mindscape" , a visual plastic confiruration different from the classic one ... but with a starting point the a real landscape. My "forests" and "clearings" are hiding the forms, they clasify a special romance, turnerian like, the liberated energy is ethereal, subtle, delicate. A viewer admiring a painting from this series in one of my exhibitions has characterized having something that its exudes from the glamor and the fascination of the jewelry with precious stones. All elements of landscape plants undergoes a transfiguration that invites to solitary journeys, both in the macrocosm and in the microcosm. The dynamics and the artistic rhythm are given musicality and light vibration. Basically the concept invites to mental journey into the abyss of being, consciousness, memory and hope. Ovidiu Kloska

Feux a´Artifice

Blanco • Madrid • Spain

Austria • 2015 • Oil and mixed on canvas

195 x 115 cm

This painting is part of a series of works that I made in 2015, based on the music of Claude Debussy.

Trapped Underwater

Zuzana Uhlíková • Plzeň • Czech Republic

2016 • Satin Baryta paper 290 g/m2

Edition 2 / 5

100 x 120.9 cm

Limited Edition of 5 ( print 120,9 x 100 cm / 47,6 x 39,4 in + 3 cm white border) Also available as edition (25) at 42,3 x 35 cm / 16,7 x 13,8 in and edition (10) 84,6 x 70 cm / 33,3 x 27,6 in. It is printed on museum quality archival paper Satin Baryta 290 g/m2. Each print is individually signed and numbered on the 3 cm margin. They come with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. All prints are shipped worldwide rolled in a protective tube.

Serenity

Zeiko Duka • London • United Kingdom

Greece • 2019 • Oil on canvas

44 x 34 cm

What I dream of is en art of balance, of purity and serenity devoid of troubling or depressing subject matter - a soothing, calming influence on the mind, rather like a good armchair which provides relaxation from physical figure. Thank you for seeing my work.

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.

Rhone River, France

Marilyn Henrion • New York • United States

2018 • Mixed media on cotton

60.96 x 76.2 cm

digitally manipulated photography, pigment printing on cotton, hand quilting, gallery-wrapped on stretched canvas

Heaven-Shangri-La No.5

广义 孙 • Dali • China

2016 • Chinese ink on rice paper

95 x 179 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.

Venice

Margarita Makarova • Moscow • Russia

2019 • oil, canvas

50 x 50 cm

Dance of roses

ELENA PARAU • Cluj • Romania

2018 • Acrylic on canvas

80 x 60 cm

While listening to Tchaikovsky's "Pas de deux" I was inspired to create the “Dance of roses”. In this way the painting became a perfect visual expression for the magical sound of Tchaikovsky’s music, a snapshot of dancing little roses. Hues of deep purple mix with specks of white and turquoise, accompanied by blue shades and a rose background. The dance of roses is enriched by the presence of a few mandalas, spiritual and ritual symbols in Hinduism and Buddhism of the perfection of the universe. This positive spiritual energy of the mandalas paired with the beauty and gentleness of the roses brings a powerful message of joy, happiness, prosperity and inner peace.

Alley in Blue and Violet

David Tycho • Vancouver • Canada

2015 • Acrylic on canvas

122 x 184 cm

Inspired by walks through gritty streets and alleys of large cities.

Sax Player

R. VanLangenhove artist • Los Angeles • United States

2018 • Oil on canvas

41 x 51 cm

Dark backlit oil painting of a sax player holding a cigarette, the smoke of which curls off into the far corner.

Dawn [Focus]

Mireille Loup • Arles • France

2009 • Giclée process on Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308g Fine Art

Edition 2 / 5

40 x 40 cm

If you want it with the laminate on Dibon aluminum and chassis, please, contact, me. Mem has several meanings. Mem means in French "read-only memory (ROM)", as opposed to the "random access memory (RAM)" of the computer, while in science, Mem (Maternal-Embryonic) is the name of a medical experiment on genetics and fertility. In Hebrew, Mem or the letter M symbolizes the interior, water, mater and mother. I talk about of women as mothers, their relationship to procreation. Ode, suffering, birth, exaltation.