“Dark Thoughts” From the “Imagine” Series – 2003 / 24” x 36” / industrial oil paint / canvas / original available at www.fromthemind.net Laminated print / Some of my other works… /
“Wicked Winds” From the “Imagine” Series – 2005 / 20” x 24” / industrial oil paint / canvas / original available at www.fromthemind.net Mounted Print / Laminated Print /
“Smoke” From the “Imagine” Series – 2006 / 16” x 20” / industrial oil paint / canvas / Original painting is no longer available Laminated Print / Some of my other works… /
original acrylics on canvas, is for sale
original acrylics on canvas, is for sale
original acrylics on canvas, is for sale
oil on canvas 1200×1350mm
oil on canvas 500×500mm
oil on canvas 1200×900mm
Acrilycs on canvas 70×80 cm,whit gold leaves aplicated. / The extremely love between a man and a woman
Another work inspirated on Klimt.
It’s a work inspired on Klimt.
Mixed-media Piece on Board, using Clay, Paint and Fabric
collaboration of Sally Omar & Kevin Mawson THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER the last rose of summer left standing all alone no one to love her completely on her own it seems that life dealt her only unhappiness don’t know the reason it is anyone’s guess always dressed impeccably all the lastest styles and fashions talked of finding a love and unbridled passion other women less than she found loves of their life became engaged and then were wives all the other roses had been selected but she remained a woman neglected she stood by the sidelines decked out as fair can be the last rose of summer how sad for thee THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER checkout Sally’s other creative work on / RBsallyomar ARTWORK Painted & Created in Photoshop
I as a artist do not work with live models, I draw my figure from both my imagination and photos. And every painting I have ever done,has one part in it that will ground my painting on the rock, and I can’t go any further until that part of the paint is over come. It truly frustrate the hell out of me, makes me feel like I should quit painting and may be take up a new hobby, like basket weaving. I always wonder do other artist run into the same problem, or does it mean I really don’t posses the talent of art. Stephen For Surealworld Galleries
Lady of the Home, Lady of the Arts, Lady who Guides my head, heart, and hands. Grant me the wisdom to know my mind. Grant me the compassion to open my heart to others. Give me the courage to be the gate keeper at the threshold. Blessed be.
This painting is an allegory of the Allegory of Painting by Jan Vermeer. Vermeer is one of my favorite Flemish artists. He died in his 40s and left a small body of beautiful paintings. Someday I would love to see one of his originals. trompe l’oeil Original ptg: 16” x 24” / acrylic on canvas panel private collection
Mixed media oil paint, encaustic painting. /
oil on canvas 400×400mm
With all my love to you… Acrylic on canvas (60×80 cm)
There is no hidden meaning, / There is no symbolism, / This is simply the journey I’ve been on, / The things I’ve seen, / The love I’ve felt, / The love I’ve lost, / This is my stupidity, / This is my heart, / This is how I feel, / This is who I am… Acrylic and ink on canvas (24” x 24”)
A body of work that is ancient and primitive, yet innovative and avant-garde, will always be timeless and relevant. Apparently circumnavigating the imitations of current aesthetic propensities in the art world. Kseniya Nelasova – paniter and textile artist – unites canvas and the art to create a natural relationship between form and function. This is the formula by which aleatoric art eliminates a possibility of being pretentious, which is a primary factor in its appeal. References to tribal African art, ancient Egyptian relics, animal pelt apparel of the Andes and Tibet, right along with modern high fashion and a touch of art deco, give Nelasova’s work a cross-cultural appeal by spaeking the universal language of metaphor that is the basis of all forms of art at its highest level. Wearing the fabric of time into an infinite circle by invoking spirits of antiquity while maintaining a prophetic vision is the basis of a phenomenon that has historically brought about the transfiguration of folk craft to the higher spiritual station. from the “ALEATORIC ARTISTS OF 21ST CENTURY” / Text by Ray Cabarga A random selection of chance art from AleatoricArt.com will be presented on THE ROGUE SHOW in the Marlin hotel during Art Basel Miami week, December 3-6 2009. The Marlin hotel, 1200 Collins st, Miami, FLA
Remodernism is an alternative to the established High Art hegemony, known as Post-Modernism, and its institutionalized cynicism and ironic detachment.
As an Art Movement, it is somewhat unusual, insofar as it is defined by the artists’ intentions, rather than by any formal qualities of the artwork. In other words, Remodernism is a way of thinking about art, and the purpose of art, rather than a specific way of making it.
Briefly, Remodernists do not think that Modern Art is rubbish, we do not believe that communication via art is impossible, and we do believe that one of the legitimate goals of an artist can be the sincere expression of an authentic personal spirituality.
Spirituality does not equal religion. Religion is about beliefs and following rules. Spirituality is about the search for truth and Love.
To learn more about Remodernism, see:
Reconsidering the Spiritual in Art, by Donald Kuspit
Deconstructing Post-Modernism
Meet Billy Childish
The Question of Intentionality; an Investigation
Manifesto of the Remodernists
The Remodernists of DeviantArt.com
Remodernism on MySpace
The First Annual Remodernist Painters’ Exhibition
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