Pattern Mixed Media

Shipping Procedure FREE Shipping Worldwide Ships in a well-protected tube. This work is unique, not a print or other type of copy. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. This painting is a series in progress aimed at developing a visual representation of the five-love language and awakening our consciousness on what is required to have a healthy relationship. A successful family will often make a successful nation just like a popular quote once says and I quote “Charity begins at home”. Our society is made up of different families and relationships that give credence to cultural norms and traditional ethics but pay little or no attention to our emotional stability; if not properly nurtured could lead to psychological dysfunction or breakdown in cognition, emotion, and behavior at our various work stations. Having participated in a love language test from a renowned author, Dr Gary Chapman, I realized the necessity to put this knowledge into practice if I must have a successful relationship. About Artist Oluwatobiloba Amusan...

"BLOOM DIPTIK I" is an original piece by Linnéa Andersson made from oil on cotton canvas. This piece measures 32"h x 24"w and is signed en verso. In ...

Realistic still life painting of pastel colored flowers on dark blue Hand-painted cyanotype by Julia Whitney Barnes "Nocturnal Nature (Anemone, Passionflower, Buttercup, Ferns, Polli...

This work by Zachari Logan is offered by CLAMP in New York City.

Imani Bilal is a contemporary abstract painter and poet based in Jersey City, New Jersey. Her work is deeply inspired by the many states of the human condition and is rooted in her spiritual (Islamic) practices. As she explains, “I strive to convey the notion of Tawheed (oneness), the idea of primordial matter, chaos, and calm; of all things sharing a source and being connected to an infinite mound, inclusive of the human experience.” Her language is versatile and her approach, unconventional, working with acrylic, ink, and resin to articulate emotion and promote connectivity through color and movement. Bilal, who has been experimenting with paint since childhood, has developed a unique process of her own. She often paints while seated on the floor to pour her whole body into the composition, using her hands, mouth, and found objects to create an array of effects that become part of an intricate yet fluid work of art. Bilal’s first solo show in New York City, Fingerprints of Ruh (2020), curated by Nemo Librizzi, was met with enthusiasm and led to gallery representation by Chase Contemporary Gallery and recently, Mazlish Gallery...