Amelia Latiff approaches art as a daily encounter, recognizing its omnipresence yet acknowledging its subjective and often controversial nature.
Когда я был ("When I Was")
Я, грани ("I, the Facets")
..caption..
..silence of the butterfly..
Craig Robertson is an oil painter and scratchboard artist based in Boston.
"Entrance to the Mountains of Madness
"at the end of the road is the two of hearts"
"Counterweight"
"Entrance to the Red Forest"
I was born in 1992 in the heart of Lapland in Rovaniemi, Finland.
Kelluja / Floater
Royal Jelly
About Karel Stoop _“When I paint, if I manage to find the right attitude and inspiration arrives at the right moment, the act of painting becomes a state of…
Cosmic landscape
**Zafer Kaymaz** Zafer Kaymaz (°1968, Ankara, Turkey) is a painting artist.
Dialogue
No Name
Touch
Sappho
Turgo Bastien highlights an essential Component of Caribbean Culture - African he calls not directly from African but through a diasporacric Fusion of Memories.
Utitled
Indigenous Soldier
Circle of life
Jali Packer is a London-based conceptual artist.
A Sense of Place ~ Ways of Seeing
Zane Prater is a visual artist originally from Denver, Colorado.
KANTARION
The Falconer
SELFLESS
Serpentine
_Alternative Visual Artist • Graphic Designer • Comic Illustrator_ Texas-born, Ash Rose is an alternative visual artist and graphic designer whose work pulses…
Side A (Mixed With Excessive Swearing)
TV EYE on Side B
Love you to Death, 313
313 Skylines & Side B
practicing architect in jerusalem, involved in architecture education' head of department of architecture and interior design at ort college and also…
THE DANCERS
urban textures
Anisia Affek is a Slavic artist based in Berlin.
Natasha Slavic Virgin, 100% Human Natural
Esther Ketti Queen Phillips is a London-based German-born British-Nigerian interdisciplinary artist working across painting, textile, and installation.
Why Was I Constructed in Your Image?
Ọkàn kan kì í gbé ilé dé One Heart Alone Cannot Build a Home
Su ogbono oñwi ẹtei ku izọñ ogid, uyetọ ọnuñẹdẹ onniñi ugim ekid igid ou! (…Even if a child climbs ugim — a very tall tree — they cannot see.)
Rooted in her, reaching though me
