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Modern Abstract Painting on Wood - Purple, Teal, and Pink

2024

A striking composition of deep emerald greens, radiant gold, and rich purple, this dynamic spin painting captivates with its bold movement and depth. It is divided into 2 different s...

Designed by Mahesh sharma Year: 2022 Material: Metal, Resin, acrylic color, Indian bangles Artist uses mix of techniques to create a beautiful piece of art with blend of Indian handc...

Designed by Mahesh sharma Year: 2022 Material: Metal, Resin, acrylic color, Indian bangles Artist uses mix of techniques to create a beautiful piece of art with blend of Indian handc...

Mahesh Sharma’s Nar-Nari series explores the dynamic relationship between male and female energies through an abstract, contemporary lens. Crafted with cut handmade paper pasted onto...

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This original acrylic painting is part of Feros’ four-piece In Altum series — a powerful collection that explores abstract expression through color, gesture, and personal symbolism. ...

Ludwig Orny (1920 – 2005) — Abstract Composition Oil on Panel This expressive abstract painting by Ludwig Orny (1920 Bratislava – 2005 Munich) showcases the artist’s masterful layeri...

Turquoise is a calming colour and this piece will bring you inner peace and a sense of tranquility. Pixie Willoughby artist with Wychwood Art. Born in Lincolnshire in 1972, Pixie qualified from Lancaster University in 1994, with BA hons QTS in English Literature and Theatre Studies. For the next 26 years, she taught primary aged children in schools located in the UK, Portugal and Thailand. Whilst teaching in Thailand, Pixie developed her love and interest in art. In 2012, she was commissioned to paint 99 paintings for the bedrooms of a hotel in Pattaya, Thailand. Following this success, Pixie retired from teaching and returned to the UK to focus full time on her art. When Pixie is not painting, she is training for triathlons. Having completed an Ironman in 2018, this has fuelled her belief that anything is possible. "I believe art is creation. It's in the rustling trees, it's in the air we breathe, it's in the songs we sing, it's in everything. I am proud of my art as it has a voice. It speaks to me, it speaks for me. It reveals my heart and my soul. I hope my art speaks to others too. That it comforts and confronts, that it challenges and questions, that it demands all and nothing. My art is my books, my music, my history and the history of others. Electric Dreams...