Sharon Sieben

Pear Shaped IV, Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

2016

This artwork seemed to generate energy when I was working with it. I felt the beat! I suppose Art can dance too! Sides of canvas are painted white. Diptych on two canvases; both ...

Large portrait painting that is wired on the back and arrives "Ready to Hang". The artist confesses that "perhaps this face in the painting may not be reflecting mixed emotions but r...

Sharon Sieben reflects that while painting this piece, she could feel the motion of him running to catch up. Artwork is on stretched canvas with painting continuing onto the edges. D...

It almost seems like a walk into a bright new world on a trail that winds from a shady lane into the sunlit path beyond. Painting has been coated with a satin finish varnish on can...

This 30" x 15" Acrylic Painting asks the mirror for confirmation. Artwork is bonded onto a 1.5 inch wood cradle with sides painted black and does not need ...

Nowhere to go, nothing to do....a good place to be! Sharon Sieben shares that "working on this piece was pleasantly relaxing". Acrylic pigments and mediums create color and texture...

René Genis (French 1922-2004) “ les fleurs et les voiles 1969” / Flowers and veils. Signed lower right, titled on verso. Also on back, note: “Lithos four (sic) Findlay — New York.”...

Painted with acrylics on stretched canvas, using dyed silver leaf and mixed media to create a relief. Sarah wanted to experiment with creating a three dimensional look to the work an...

Born in Damascus in 1951, Ali Mourabet has lived in Beirut with his family for the greater part of his life. An architect since 1976, he has a long-running passion for designing buildings, and as a professional artist since 1977, a love for depicting scenes from Lebanon, and this is reflected in much of his work. Regarding both architecture and painting as forms of art, Mourabet is never without a pencil or a paintbrush in his hand and to this day continues to experiment with new processes and techniques, especially in more recent years, having freed up more time to focus on his fine art practice. The consistent theme running through Mourabet’s captivating paintings is their extremely vibrant colour palette. With many of his works presenting simplistic geometric shapes and architectural forms and others depicting everyday life in his immediate surroundings, Mourabet is continuously seeking to explore different styles and techniques, while at the same time remaining faithful to the subjects closest to his heart. Timothy Warrington of the International Confederation of Art Critics said of Ali’s work: “Ali Mourabet is a true artist, possessing a rare ability to stimulate viewers as he conveys artistic ideas that are communicated and encapsulated as a direct consequence of an inner journey that explores the very essence of beauty through shape, colour and the essential relationship between forms. The artist’s broad and intricate cultural foundations stemming from architecture are apparent by virtue of assertive use of line and visual experimentations of mathematics, as well as the curious philosophical connections to diverse dimensions of art...

Painted with acrylics on stretched canvas. In this painting, Sarah wanted nature to speak, like a silent language. 'Waterlily Pool' is a work of imagination and was born out of a f...

Tony Khawam is an established contemporary artist known for his semi-abstracted work of the New York urban and industrial landscape and recently of South Florida. He holds a BFA from...

Vibrant colours and texture adorn the surfaces of each artists’ compositions. Dawn Beckles’ use of paint, print making and collage create bold depictions of the domestic: the exotic ...