Zarina Abisalova

Triptych "Grandmother s Memories of Love", 100x240 cm, acrylic on canvas

A step into the exploration of human identity in the digital age. The figures, reminiscent of monkeys, silently staring at their mobile phone screens, create a sense of loss of conne...

A step into the exploration of human identity in the digital age. The figures, reminiscent of monkeys, silently staring at their mobile phone screens, create a sense of loss of conne...

Diptych. Fountain, 120x200cm, acrylic on canvas

Triptych "A Story for Three" 100x50cm x3, acrylic, canvas

The third work of the triptych “What about stereotypes? ” Female silhouette combined with flowers - a decorative subject - but with a deep concept, a series of paintings were prese...

In the evocative stillness of "Whispers of Ancestry," the latest painting in my "Thoughts" series, I present a young woman seated, her knees drawn up to her chest in a gesture of contemplation and self-protection. Her bare form speaks not just of vulnerability but of the raw canvas of humanity, unshielded and sincere. This image captures a moment of introspection, where the silence around her is rich with the echoes of ancestral wisdom. The apple trees, heavy with crimson fruit, bend towards her as if to share the stories and lessons imbued by generations past. Their red apples are like whispers of knowledge, symbols of the life force passed down through time, offering both sustenance and reflection. The woman's dreamy gaze suggests she is not just recalling her own experiences but also accessing the collective memory and spirit of her lineage. In this piece, the apple trees serve as a bridge between the present and the whispers of history, reminding us that we are forever rooted in the stories of those who came before us. "Whispers of Ancestry" is a homage to the continuum of life, an artistic meditation on the interconnectedness of our individual journeys with the enduring legacy of our forebears. It is an invitation to the viewer to listen to the whispers of their own heritage and to find strength in the shared wisdom that has weathered the passage of time. ABOUT ARTIST: Tetiana Pchelnykova...

Artist: Ramon Santiago, American (1943 - 2001) Title: Past, Present and Future Year: 1976 Medium: Three Oil on Canvas paintings, first signed and dated Size: 54 x 40 inches (each)

"La Recontre" is an original oil on board painting by Jean-Claude Gaugy. The painting is a contemporary portrait of a couple looking at each other seductively on a four-piece master ...