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Green-Eyed Robot by Nashville-based artist Tim Hooper is a quietly captivating and emotionally layered painting that speaks to both the curiosity of childhood and the solitude of mod...

Balloon Hater by Nashville-based artist Tim Hooper is a whimsical yet subtly unsettling exploration of emotion, contradiction, and absurdity—hallmarks of Hooper’s distinct artistic voice. At first glance, the painting draws the viewer in with its striking central figure: a solitary robot standing amidst a battlefield of deflated or popped balloons. Clutched in one hand is a single surviving balloon, its surface marked with a simple, childlike smiley face that seems almost mocking in its innocence. In the robot’s other hand, a tiny sword gleams—its blade small but effective, the presumed culprit behind the balloon carnage strewn around its feet. What begins as a comical tableau quickly reveals layers of meaning. The robot, with its stiff posture and expressionless face, embodies a strange emotional duality. It holds onto one balloon—perhaps out of reluctance, sentimentality, or regret—while clearly having destroyed others. Is it trying to resist joy? Or has it found the last balloon worth saving? The ambiguity is deliberate and powerful, prompting reflection on the tension between vulnerability and self-sabotage, connection and destruction. Hooper’s technical skill is on full display here. His robot figure is rendered with meticulous detail and structural clarity, while the balloons—both intact and punctured—introduce bursts of color and texture that playfully disrupt the scene. The contrast between the mechanical, rigid form of the robot and the soft, floating whimsy of the balloons mirrors...

Gravity showcases a striking non-binary figure that symbolizes the god of gravity, tasked with the crucial role of balancing the gravitational forces in an unknown galactic region. T...

Wading Robot by beloved Nashville artist Tim Hooper presents a striking and emotionally nuanced scene, blending humor, tension, and empathy into a single moment of mechanical mayhem....

Title: Aubade ama femme Technique: Acrylic on cardboard Dimensions: 80 x 120 cm (31.5 x 47.2 in) Support: Rigid cardboard Condition: Unsigned work Framing: Unframed Estimated period:...

Chidy Wayne (b. 1981, Spain) is an artist based in Barcelona. Over the years, he has established himself as a recognized figure in the art world, developing a personal artistic langu...

Paul Kupelian’s Pergolese 2 (2023) is a luminous acrylic on canvas measuring 120 x 100 cm, offering a compelling glimpse into the artist’s ongoing investigation of domestic spaces. S...

Titre : Marché Dimension : 180/110cm Technique : Nattage sur toile