Ildar Minnegalimov • Kazan • Russia
2020 • Painting
30 x 21 cm
I portray my fear. I hope people will be able to understand my soulful feelings like loneliness, emptiness and self-destruction
Alexander Ilichev • Electrostal • Russia
100 x 120 cm
Jens Oelker • Raeren • Belgium
2021 • Painting
80 x 120 cm
It is evening when you exit the enormous canyon known as “Siq” in Jordania. In front of you lies the treasury “Al Khazneh”, which is the centerpiece of the rock city Petra, one of the seven world wonders. The monument might look familiar to you. Isn’t this where Indiana Jones once found the Holy Grail? Yes and no. Just look at the stonemasonry. 43 meters high and 30 meters wide, the phenomenal play of natural and carved stone is the true jewel of the desert. Don’t you feel tiny in comparison? Yet it is man-made. Some movement captures your attention. A Bedouin passes by, being on the way back home. It is his “Feierabend,” a usual evening where he is done with his work. Where it’ll lead him tomorrow or the day after? Who knows! Nothing is set in stone (except for Petra’s treasury maybe). The original oil painting on canvas by Jens Oelker is the first of a series named “Nichts ist in Stein gemeißelt.” By choosing realism, the painting is not only a eulogy to the craftsmanship of an ancient time, but also a direct link to the reality we perceive and live in. We carve our lives into the stone. And we do it every single day. Note: For an additional charge, I offer the painting together with a custom frame that transitions smoothly into your room. Get in touch with me: design@jensoelker.eu
Afroditi Zampetaki • Heraklion • Greece
73 x 60 cm
Camil Giralt • Barcelona • Spain
2012 • Painting
54 x 81 cm
Paul Macleod-Andrews • Heidelberg • Germany
2020 • Collage • Painting
58 x 95 cm
Diana Żarów • Rzeszów • Poland
2019 • Painting
40 x 40 cm
Jeana S • Hannover • Germany
Belgium • 2019 • Design • Textile
140 x 140 cm
This is a tapestry of my Red storm artwork.
Laura Fonovich (Lalike) • Milano • Italy
2018 • Giclée (inkjet) • Photo Manipulation • Photography • Printmaking
Edition 1 / 3
50 x 70 cm
Each light-painting photo represents one of the elements that formed the Universe. In the ancient book Sefer Yetzirah, Air is the first element that God creates
Pınar Soytürk • İzmir • Turkey
67 x 97 cm
Impossible tale of a mortal who is searching for eternity...
Александр Капитанчук • Москва • Russia
2020 • Metal • Sculpture
32 x 20 x 102 cm
Myriam Arnold • Tarragona • Spain
2019 • Mixed Media • Painting
21 x 30 cm
Works on paper, the materials used are oil, collage and graffiti.
Marina Vergult • Daun • Germany
2021 • C-Type (photo print) • Digital Art • Printmaking
60 x 80 cm
G.P. LITVAK • New York • United States
2021 • Digital Art • Giclée (inkjet) • Printmaking
Edition 1 / 15
40 x 70 cm
Femail figure blended with an abstract background
Jure Kralj • Maribor • Slovenia
2017 • Photography • Printmaking • Real-World Scene • Screenprint
Edition 1 / 10
90 x 60 cm
LIMITED EDITION ARTWORK 1/10 Photo is printed on very high quality 380 gsm 100% cotton canvas. Hand-numbered and signed. Buyers of limited edition artworks will recieved Certificate of Authenticity. All photos are stretched on handmade wooden frame. DIRECT FROM ARTIST STUDIO Jure Kralj is a young self-thought photographer. He his career in late 2013. From the beginning he loved to capture city streets, city chaos and animal life. In 2017 he started to get into art photography, which was noticed by AAMI institute from Ljubljana who took him under their wing. In 2018 he started to build his name abroad, he participated in two international exhibitions in Milano and Amsterdam, started selling his artworks through auctions. In 2019 he was awarded by Photography Association of Slovenia for one of his limited artwork. In 2020 he participated in exhibition in Prague, Edinburgh and twice in Ljubljana Slovenia.
Kordula Röckenhaus • Bielefeld • Germany
2019 • Digital Art • Giclée (inkjet) • Printmaking
Edition 1 / 20
30 x 42 cm
2018 • Mixed Media • Painting
70 x 100 cm
Isaac Feldman • Hamburg • Germany
50 x 60 cm
I. Feldman is an Moldova native who now lives and creates in Hamburg, Germany. His belief in the importance of using top-grade materials is apparent to all who see his work. He finishes all his pieces of art with a high-grade varnish which protects them from harsh sunlight and dust, preserving them in the best way possible. His commendable skill, talent, and his ability to bring each work to life has made his paintings very sought after which can be found in numerous private collections and respectable art galleries and museum around the world. Investing in his work will bring a lifetime of pleasure to the most discriminating buyers of fine art and considering the talent of the artist, will only accrue in value as time passes by. This painting is sold without a frame All works are copyrighted, and all rights are reserved by the artist. Thank You!
Hilton Gelderbloem • Cape Town • South Africa
2020 • Drawing
• Raeren • Belgium
