THEHOLYART MAGAZINE
THE BENEFITS AND POSSIBILITIES OF DISPLAYING ART IN VIRTUAL REALITY
Virtual reality (VR) is transforming the art world, offering new ways to create, exhibit, and experience art. One of its greatest advantages is the removal of physical limitations. In VR galleries, artists can display works of any size or shape, from enormous sculptures to immersive environments, offering unprecedented creative freedom. This also allows curators to design spacious, flexible exhibitions that are impossible in traditional settings VR also democratizes access to art. Viewers from around the world can explore exhibitions without traveling, breaking down geographical barriers Artists, especially those from underrepresented regions, can reach a global audience, expanding the visibility of their work
The interactive and immersive nature of VR adds another layer of engagement. Viewers can interact with art in ways that are impossible in a physical gallery, creating a more personal and emotional connection to the work VR also offers practical benefits: it’s costeffective, sustainable, and enables galleries to host exhibitions without the logistical challenges of transporting or maintaining physical artworks
As VR technology advances, so will its potential in the art world, making virtual exhibitions a powerful and innovative tool for artists, galleries, and audiences alike
At The Holy Art we are quick to adapt and will be hosting VR shows in our physical locations soon!
EXHIBITION SPOTLIGHT
Amsterdam Art Show
The Holy Art Gallery started of the new month of September with a bang! Located in the city of Amsterdam. From the 5th - 8th September 2024, viewers had the pleasure of experiencing an exhibition made up of a diverse group of contemporary artists. We thank all the participating creatives, our wonderful visitors and all others who came together to make the show happen!
EXHIBITION SPOTLIGHT
Paris Art Show
The Holy Art Gallery recently had the pleasure of hosting a group exhibition in the beautiful Pairs, starting from the 13th September 2024.
The buzzing of conversation amongst artists, friends, and family who came to view a range of work from some of the most accomplished international artists on the scene made the warm gallery space even more inviting.
Meet Enric Puyalto
A skilful, surrealism and graffiti artist and well reconganised tattoo artits. Blurring the lines between imagination and reality.
Enric Puyalto's work is deeply rooted in the oil on canvas technique, it is a vibrant testimony of the transformative power of art. With his unique style, he immerses us in a world where surrealist references come to life.
His paintings are a fascinating play of abstract shapes, color and light, creating a visual universe that challenges our perception and invites us to explore new dimensions.
Each of its pieces is an experiment in itself. Enric lets himself be carried away by the spontaneity of the moment, allowing himself to play directly on the canvas without restrictions. This free and bold approach allows him to create works that are as unique as they are impactful.
In summary, Enric Puyalto offers us a great visual experience, his art is a journey into the unknown, an invitation to see beyond the obvious and find beauty and meaning in the unexpected.
Can you tell us how you began your creative journey?
Since I can remember, I have been drawing and enjoying art It has always been my escape since I was very young. I would draw at all hours; paper and pencil were my constant companions, becoming my faithful friends. It wasn’t until high school that I dedicated myself entirely to painting and realized that I possessed a creative drive and an overwhelming need to surpass myself by telling my own stories, featuring the quirky characters that accompanied me daily It was at that moment that I understood I truly wanted to dedicate myself to painting
We were drawn to your work for its individuality; where do you find inspiration for the surreal worlds you create?
I consider myself a very imaginative person, and what I enjoy most is creating and fully exploring my imaginative world My dreams, experiences, and the people
who have been part of my life are constant sources of inspiration Sometimes, in the least expected moments, an idea arises out of nowhere; at other times, I close my eyes andtake advantage of that trance state where consciousness and dreams intertwine I also love sharing with those around me and capturing their experiences in my work.
Are there any particular artists that have influenced your work?
I have never had a specific reference. My mind is a collection of constant stimuli from social media, the frenetic pace of the big city, and my own concerns. Naturally, I have absorbed a great deal of art throughout my life, and it is very difficult for me to name them all, as I feel they are in constant evolution Albert Bonet, my life partner and friend, has inspired me greatly The landscapes of Salvador Dalí, the cubism of Picasso, among others, have also left a mark on me All my works are ultimately a part of me and emerge from deep within
We saw that, in addition to your canvas paintings, you are also a talented graffiti artist. What differences do you find between these two mediums?
There are many differences. Before I started painting graffiti, I experienced a significant block with painting. It was when I began exploring the streets with my friends and they encouraged me to leave my mark on the walls that I freed myself from prejudices and found an escape in the murals. Graffiti liberates me; I do not seek absolute perfection, though I do seek harmony In painting, I always try to create a more refined and precise work; each painting represents my maximum potential, while in graffiti, I only think about liberating myself.
Moreover, you are also a recognized tattoo artist! How do you balance all these creative outlets and maintain your inspiration when creating?
I began tattooing out of a job necessity, and it evolved into exploring a completely different world with infinite possibilities. The skin becomes a canvas, which I find fascinating. Right now, I am very focused on realism; however, when a client entrusts me with their skin to capture my world, it is a truly rewarding experience
You recently exhibited with us at our Future Stars - Barcelona showcase in July. We would love to hear more about your experience and any highlights you have from the exhibition!
It was a very pleasant experience where I felt warmly welcomed by the team at THE HOLY It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with international artists, share our art, and step out of my comfort zone It is always enriching to share art with others.
Finally, let us know what creative projects you have going on at the moment and what’s coming up in the future for you!
At the moment, I have my own workshop where I can work, and I am very excited to continue creating and liberating myself artistically. Gradually, wonderful projects are taking shape in collaboration with neighborhoods in Barcelona alongside other urban artists. A solo exhibition is being developed in the city that promises to be very special.
Meet A?DEN
A unique digital artist, who refers to the path of technology to advan
Your practice encompasses many mediums, and the piece you exhibited with the gallery was made using 3D printing technology. How did you first get into using this within your art?
I’ve always been more comfortable working digitally and in CAD than on paper, and I sometimes refer to CAD as my “digital sketchbook " I initially got into 3D printing as a way to extend the sculptural aspects of my work and bring to life some of the more ambitious ideas for projects I had in mind. The technology allows for a new level of precision and creativity that wasn’t as easily achievable with traditional methods. It allows me to turn more abstract concepts, like the question mark, into tangible, three-dimensional forms. I’ve had people ask me, “Is 3D printing really art?” and I can understand where they are coming from given that the physical production of the pieces is done by a machine, but there really is a lot of creative work and iteration that goes into the pieces before I can start producing a sculpture with the 3D printer Even after the pieces come off the printer, there is still a lot of meticulous postprocessing work that has to be done by hand, from sanding to painting and assembly.
You have also utilised CGI and VFX as a medium how do you see these kinds of pieces being exhibited in contemporary galleries? Do you think this work can exist alongside more traditional mediums, such as painting and sculpture?
Absolutely. I think CGI and VFX can coexist with more traditional mediums in gallery spaces especially through the use of video screens or projection. I think animated digital art can add another layer of interactivity and immersion, particularly when paired alongside physical works, and this is something I plan to do in the future with my own work to enhance an exhibition experience.
A recurring theme within your work is the ‘question mark’; can you explain further what this motif means to you?
The question mark to me is a symbol of curiosity, uncertainty, and introspection. I see it as something
universal, representing the questions we all face - whether they’re philosophical, emotional, or even mundane In my work, the question mark is more than just a symbol; it’s a vehicle for exploring different states of mind and emotions It invites the viewer to reflect on their own personal uncertainties and how they confront them My works tend to portray a type of emotion or mental state through the formation or colours of the question marks. I usually come up with a clever title or catchphrase first that’s linked to an emotion and/or includes a word related to "thinking," "questions,” or the mind, and will then create the piece based off of that.
While you are an artist practicing in London, you also have close ties to Korea and Korean culture. Can you explain a little more about the differences between these two audiences?
I think London and Korean audiences engage with work in different ways, influenced by their distinct cultural backgrounds. In Korea, there’s often a deeper focus on symbolism and the use of abstract forms, as well as a greater interest in digital and technology-based art, which is prominent in my practice London, being more of a global art hub, has a broader spectrum of influences and styles, and I’ve found that the audience here tends to connect more with the emotional and conceptual layers of the work. More importantly though, I think my work will resonate differently with people regardless of their culture but more so based on their own life experiences and mentality. Both audiences bring a unique perspective, and I feel
fortunate to be able to engage with such a diverse range of viewers. I’m hoping to exhibit in Korea too in the near future, as a large majority of my audience is based there.
We see a lot of references to pop art, as well as street art and graffiti, especially within the bold colours and graphics in your paintings. Which artists and art movements inspire your practice?
Pop art and street art have definitely influenced my work, especially in terms of colour and how I use visual language to tell a story. Artists like Keith Haring and Kaws inspire my use of bold, graphic imagery. Kaws, in particular, with his blend of pop culture and fine art, resonates with me as his work bridges the gap between high art and the everyday, much like the way I approach my own pieces. More recently, I’ve discovered artists such as Josh Sperling, who, like myself, also utilises modern technology such as CNC cutting to create large, abstract yet precise sculptural reliefs, and it’s definitely motivating to see artists like Sperling working in a similar realm and becoming so soughtafter.
Finally, please tell us more about your plans for the future! What exciting things do you have coming up at the moment?
At the moment, I’m working on new pieces for a collection titled “KNOW WORR?ES." I’ve recently launched my website and alongside released a product called “KEYR?NG” that incorporates a small art piece into everyday life Those orders have been keeping me very busy! I share most of my process and behind the scenes of what I’m working on through my Instagram account, so stay tuned!
Acrylic 18" x 24"
£649.99
@artistic empression www studioempression wixsite com/studio
Amber Rios
$3,500
60" x 40"
$25,000
Christopher Julius Miller
100 x 75 x 5cm
AI, acrylic paint, A/B
crystals on
Sebastien Barthelemy
Maryse Pique
QingZheng
Shenying Fan
IntheGenderParadise,identitiesbloomfreely,with emotionsintertwininginamistyembrace
Nail Polish, Resin, Gel Wax
£5200
large sculpture : 58 x 77cm
small sculpture : 10 x 20cm @shenying.fan
50 75"
£1000
@Creatief werken met kinderen magi
Chantele Phillips Juhayda albittar
Unconditional
Photography Printed on C-Type Fuji Gloss
21" x 15"
£150
@chantele phillips photography
ViolenceagainstWoman
Acrylic on canvas
137 97cm
$3500
@juhaydabitar
https://www.artsy.net/artist/juhayda-bitar
Masker Canvas,acrylic,cast ,collage
www romeropasin com
@marie harwood design www dribbble com/Moustin81
Yvette Yu
ArmsAretheExtensionoftheHeart Oil on Canvas
16" x 20"
£666 Original or £111 for print @yvetteyyu www.yvetteyu.com
Feedmeyourheart
Painting, acrylic on canvas
30" x 40"
£1300
@lorenzo pazzuello
www lorenzopazzuello com
Lorenzo Pazzuello
Karen Safer West Wing Art
LATraffic-CometoMe, 2024
Photo Collage (all my photography)
$1600 @kjsafer2
www artfocusin com
PrincesaEncantada
Acrylic paint, chalk, oil pastels
30 x 20 x 2 cm @amoorarasama
AtomicSongII
Digital
45 x 57cm
£280
www westwingart com
Chad Kelsick
Paradiselostno.1
Object, forged/soldered rebar 21cm 300euros @chad.kelsick
Carol Souza
René Roeser
Meetingofsimilarities, 2017
Digital composition on Hahnemühle photorag paper
70x70 glass protected with 2cm black matt alluminium border all 1200€
@roeser.rene www.reneroeser.com
Dr. Sukhmani Kaur
Eli Pimentel
FightBack(LikeaGirl)
Photography analogue capture 35 mm black and white Lady Grey Film, with digital images of lunar eclipse digital capture and egg sculpture digital capture 594x841mm
@elimpimentel
www.2023.rca.ac.uk/students/eli-pimentel-lopez-de-cetin
UheLuxuryofPeace
Resin on wood
42*54"
5500 US Dollars
@sukhmani kaurarts
www sukhmanikaurarts com
com/metalsmithing
Autobiographical Architecture
Arboursasthesmallestarchitecturalexperiences
model photos on sail
250/250 cm
450 euro @guycleuren
Violetta Dawes
ThePerformance Plaster, metal wire, glass, silk, lace, scrim, resin, hot glue, wood, metal
Meimei Cui
OrganicForms,2024
porcelain
＄100 each @cuimeimei ceramics and glass www cuimeimei com
Patricia Chaykin
50 cm H x 63 cm L £300
@violetta dawes
Frankie Frieri
Gemma Winter Rose
verflow
Acrylic on canvas
36" x 36"
$3000 @threerosestattoos www.threerosestattoos.com
Marcelo Pedrozo
FutureLifeSelf-Portrait
Painting, acrylic on linen
100 x 100cm
£4800 @gemmawinterrose www.gemmawinterroseart.com
Dr Lowly
91 x 76cm
3500 euros
Acrylic & Plaster on Canvas
@jmarcepedrozo www artbymarcepedrozo com
oesofGiza
Acrylic on Canvas 152 x 121cm 10,000 www drlowly art
Ponté
Lookingforharmony
Canon Camera
5760 x 3840 pixels
£180 @sheilaaphotography www.sheilaaphotography.co.uk
Natalya Furneaux
ByOldHarryRocks
Painting, Oil on Canvas
30 x 40 cm
£300
@furneaux art
www furneauxart co uk
BatteredbutnotBeat
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
36" x 48"
£3500 @dinaazsalem www dinaazsalem com
62" x 92"
£15000 www.carmenJacksonArt.com
Monica Holdman
Evaporation
Wood, oil, acrylic, gold leaf
24" x 24"
£3500
@M holdman art www.artbymo.shop
schuurmans.art4
Contemplation
Painting acrylic on canvas
80 x 60cm
£750
@schuurmans art4
www schuurmans art
StudiO AterlAt
Digital print on brushed aluminum
60 x 60 cm
£340
@studioaterlat www.aterlat.com
Beth Kaiden
Takemetotheseatogetstrong
Painting, oil on Canvas
100 x 100cm
£1150
@bethkaiden
reatheinblue
TrésDias-TheMotherMaiden&Crone
Acrylic on Canvas
31 25" x 12" x 1 5"
£2888
@lyjamagick
SOAP+WATER
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
24 " x 34"
$2,000
@iogle
www.iaocreations.com
Luis Palacio
Painting, Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
120 x 90cm
@luidpro
www instagram com/luidpro
DmytroTrach(TrachBardo)
Acrylics and acrylic markers on canvas
80 x 100 cm
£1200 @trach bardo www trach-bardo com
Aleksa
Tina Leslie
ElectricGrass, 2020
Mixed Media
117 x 91 5 cm
£1,900 @tinaleslie103 www.tinaleslie.com
Kocsis Kata
Masha Balandina
AVisualDiary:TroublesofHeartandMind
Oil on Canvas
46x76cm
£2400 masha paint www.mashabalandina.com
Layers, 2023
acrylic on canvas
76 x 58 cm
€300 @kkata0572
Yang Zhou
BPine.Iridescent. Digital Painting £3000 @sunmoonstarwitch www yangzhouart com
Mikayla Currie
cMicrowave Painting, Oil on Canvas
10" x 10"
$550 @m artify
TheGarden Mixed Media, Paint on Canvas
30" x 30" £8775 00 @waynemangu www.waynemangu.com
Jodi Kassowitz
PrincesaEncantada
Acrylic paint, chalk, oil pastels
30 x 20 x 2cm @amoorarasama
EssexHouse Photography/Mixed Media - Window frame circa mid 20th century Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper
30 5" x 42" $3250 00 @Iamjodes www jkassowitzphoto com
Amy Larson Hunter
Lymaira Agosto
Transcending
Acrylic, artificial flowers on canvas
$10,000
30x40 inch
@lymaira www lymaira com
Ihar
Zhongqi Li
Chang'e Photoshop
20" x 11"
@mrrabbit art.psd www artstation com/mrrabbit
Winter Watercolour, paper, ink
30 x 42 cm
£300
@ihar kliashchuk
AndréKosasih
ENDO
3D Digital art, Cinema 4D and Octane
50 x 36cm
£500
@andrekosasih www andrekosasih com
Carolyn Hardy Surrealist Artist
MJUDE
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
48" x 60"
@ mel mel mel mel
Pål Török
TheEgg, 2023
Acrylic on Canvas
20" × 16"
$450
@carolynhardy surrealistartist www.carolynhardysurrealism.com
Mishelle Sherri
TheOldSwimrunnerandtheSea
Painting and sculpture, mixed media
€850
4000 euros
@paltorokart
32 x 27 cm (including frame)
www konst se/paltorok
BringMeBacktotheStart
Paper sculpture. White paper, papier-mâché, watercolour
44 x 82 x 32 cm
£4000
@mishelle sherri www mishelle-sherri com
Karl
Pont
Dafne Gianardi
childrenofthewind photography
40" x 60"
£200
Waveofchanges
Painting, acrylic on canvas
50 x 70 cm
€600
@dafnegianardi art
Oksana Salminen
AboveandUnder
Painting. Oil on Canvas
90 x 65cm
€750
@oksanasalminen
L A y , , , Canvas
120 x 200m
€6000
Dana Chang
BlueIllusion
Mix photo/painting acrylic/Canvas
50 x 75 cm
£2000
@soli photographyy www.solagallery.nl
Alessandro Turner
StarsAlign緣
Mixed-Media Collage, Digital Art on Canvas
50 x 62 5 x 2cm (stretcher frame)
£300
@danachang art
LANTHAR
SearchforHome
Oil on Canvas
119 x 158cm
£10,000
@alessandro turner1
THESLOWESTWINS, 2024
SPRAYPAINT ON CANVAS
100 × 100cm
@lanthar artcult www lanthar art
Chanterax
SRéflexion
Painting, acrylic on Canvas
70 x 80 cm
1600 euros @chanterax www.chanterax.com
tiefverbunden
Oil on Wood
60 x 50cm €5000 @almonds after work
Mrs Animation
StardustMarylin
Painting, Acrylic on canvas
21 x 30cm
€1800
@corazziari
www gcorazziari com
Ziggy
Mixed Media - Spray Paint, Sequins, Animation
27" x 27"
£995
@mrsanimation
www mrsanimation co uk
Guido Corazziari
Keiko Nabila Yamazaki
SwirlySnake
Paper Collage
12 " x 12"
$500
@knyamazakiillustration
www knyamazaki com
Tracy Jamgbadi
IntheMoirai'sclutches
Painting, Oil on Canvas Panel
9" x 12"
£420
www linktr ee/tracy art
ELALQUERO(THEGOALIE)
Oil, pastels, acrylic on canvas stretched on a wooden frame
36" x 48"
$6800
@lunajlicea
www lunajlicea com
Jia
Thetouch mixed
60 x 80cm
£3000
@yoyototolove
Jasper
RuthlessLover,2018,
Mixed Media on Paper
40 x 30 cm
$5600
@jasper art ww jasperart wixsite com
1500 USD @alejotelles www alejotelles com
S. Kay Young
BeforetheSunSets
Watercolor on Arches
7" x 10"
$2500
@belinda balaski art www balaski-art com
TheVeil,3
Archival Pigment Print on Epson Bright White Paper
13" x 19" ( additional sizes available)
$700 00
@manonboudoir www manonboudoir com
Belinda Balaski
Irka Byrka
lángelvenidodeTikTok
Marker on paper
60 x 42cm
€600
@juangonzaleziglesias www.saatchiart.com
Isabella Zoe Designs
ThisPlace
Digital Illustration
59 4 x 84 1 cm (Smaller print options available)
$429 00
@isabellazoedesigns www isabellazoedesigns com au
Fountain
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
30 x 30 cm @irka www bio site/irkabyrka
Alexander Gaffney
ittleboysshouldbeseenandnotheardAcyclic, 2024
40" x 30"
£845 @jagart82 www jagart82 com
James
Lana Delambre Bemi
Honey
Digital Art
297 x 420 mm
£80
@lanadelambre
www lanadelambrephotography com
Chenlu Wang, Meichun Cai
Suspiciouspresents
Oil on canvas
92" x 65"
£8000 @Gbemipaints
Carolina Vital do Rego
Dis-Orient:interactwiththeimpossiblespace
Digital design
video & print
2964 x 1600 pixel
@chenlu blu51
www chenluwang me
AccompaniedSolitude
Paiting, Acrylic on Canvas
57 x 67cm
€400,00
@carolinavitalr
www carolinavitaldorego myportfolio com
Roots
Photograph 40x50cm
£650
@emankhokhar raw www emankhokhar com
Ozo Ezeogu
Ihearụ digital
18 8" x 21 5"
£100
@another one has come
Ganicinpooja
Oil on canvas painting
65 x 108cm 2800 @thudhor9 www.tudor-cristian.com
Lara Vojković
Curated., 2024 digital photography 10 x 30cm
100 euros @lar purlartism
Lois He
Elle Ocon
RisingRiver:AnAI-IntegratedTherapeutic Experience
Digital, Interactive, Screen-based, AudioVisual
Digital work, 1920 x 1080
€3500
@lois qiuyao www.heqiuyao.squarespace.com
Zuzana Pavlikova
Girlfromyourdream Photography
42 x 59 4 cm
@zuzika photos www zuzikaphoto com
Unconditionalself-love Photography
16" x 20"
£300 @elleohphoto www elleohphotography com
NATURE
Gateway
Photography on foam board
56" x 46"
4000 euros - 20% of the proceeds from this project will be donated to RARE org @lillywinter
www lillywinter com
Carmen Salvá del Corral
Melaney Wardell
Navegando, 2024
Oil on cambas and gesto
80 x 160 cm
€10000 @csdc art www.carmensdc.com
Angel Digital Photography
16" x 20"
£333 00 @ its laney www.itslaney.com
Grace Bailey
Hungry Medium Format Photograph
12" x 12"
£600
@grace bailey www gracebailey org
Evgeny Maklakov
GIRL&MILL#2 Paper
80 cm x 110 cm
$1200 @evg mak www evgmak com
Marta Miaskowska
SIJOY JOSE KURISINGAL
Olimakeup
video performance
mp4 - 1920x1080
@marta miaskowska
www martamiaskowska com
Eclipseinmotion
Acrylic painting
24”x36”
@sijoy jose kurisingal www sijoy92 wixsite com/sijoyjose
HunterxAThousandCircles
YouLookWell/Metamorphosis
Ink, fine pens, pencils on paper
39 x 32 cm
@athousandcircles
www athousandricles com
Wasif Hyder
Regalo Pen/Ink on Paper
16.5" x 23.4"
£10000 @wasif hyder
www behance net
Lily G. Beall
Toby Oliver
Bouquetbyanothername
Painting, Oil on canvas
13 x 19 cm
£150
@lilygbeallart
Thomas Morgan
WillywithShovel
Mixed media on board
42 x 59 5cm
£225
@tbyolv
Wanpeng (Loki) Xu
AmericanHotelElevatorLobby
Photograph
12" x 18"
£600
thomasmorganphotography
www thomasmorganphotography com
Lacquering (tree sap) on bio-plastic
H210mm x W72mm
£370
@loki bird
www lokixu com
Koletivok
PITIA
Oil on linen
37 5 x 50cm
£550 @skyline r32gtr001.raw www.r32gtr.bigcartel.com
Charlotte Hass
GenderedGazes:QueeringtheForegroundin Baudrillard’sObjectSystem
35 mm in inkjet on fine art paper
80 ×60cm €900 @koletivok
Contact
Shot on Leica M7 with Ilford B&W Film
£600 @charcharhass www.charlottehass.com
LionessMama Pencil On Paper 21 x 30cm £150 @pixiebelle75
Pixie Belle
Divya Mittal
charcoal on paper
13 x 6 ft
£1800 @ divyamittal
www divyamittal com
Edward Blyth
120 x 100cm
£1100 @oxybella824
Nian Liu
Inreathless Pen
30" x 24"
@Dxxd ed
TheEquilibrium Steel, 3D print
285 x 91 x 173mm
£900
@nian0313
www nianliupersonal cargo site
Ekaterina Kozlova
Unitewithnaturepart2
Ink on paper
11 7" x 16 5"
£30
@hurrycatart
RIVIERE CHANTAL
Aphrodite
50" x60"
950 euros @mdlart974
Acrylic paint on natural linen canvas
Qingyi Li
EphemeralPages
Drawing, Pastel on paper
24" x 32"
@l qingyi www qingyi-li com
Elaine Ashburn Nick Hook Industrial Aardvark
Alice'sAttic
29" x 16"
AI enhanced Digital Découpage
$1300 unframed @elaineashburn www.hurrycatart.com
Warda Rana
Mother
Ink & Acrylics 300 Matte Acid Free paper
70 x 99 cm
5,500 USD @wardaranaart
Cytoxicity
Acrylics on Canvas
16" x 16"
£500 www industrialaardvark com
Misha Nicholas
LetMeDisrupttheBubbleYouLiveIn, 2024
1080 x 1440 pixels
$35 per copy
@justbeingmisha1996 www im-creator com
Dorna Shafieioun
(Un)Veiling
Installation
200*200 cm
@dornashf
James Morley
Solaceintheshore
Painting, acrylic on canvas
12x16 inches
900
Ecocentric non toxic water based acrylic skins, paint and pen with pure silver leaf centred in scrap waxed fabric border on gesso canvas and water-dried
50 x 4 x 50 cm
£500
@bibibalogun
Atsumi SHIMIZU
FlowerDance, 2024
Video artwork
Fresh flower arrangement
450£
@atsumi karen
Wataru Furuta
JUDAWA
Art Photography
W594mm x H274mm
1000 @watarufuruta
Ragenfection
Acrylic on Canvas
50 cm x 40 cm 1000 @camilaromerof
Hazel'sParadise
Cinema 4D, Redshift Render 1920x1080
@ragenfection
www ahmedmuntasir myportfolio com C F 6
Oil of Canvas $ 2'500 @chillamosby www.tiktok.com/@chillamosby www chillamosby com
Camila Romero
OdaaGuayaquil
Ning Chang
ColorsandfiguresbyMiekeVanCauter
ScrewFemininity
Silver, lace, plaster
Approx 7*7 cm (pendant)
£600 @ningc2021 www.behance.net/chgning7eb3
www tudor-cristian com
Diversity#13, 2023
30 x 30 cm
Acryl on canvas
€650 @ colors and figures www.colorsandfigures.be
Jiachen Liu
TakeaBreak
Sculpture, Wax, plaster, iron powder, iron plate
£550 of each sandbag 45x35x25cm of each sandbag, 70x50cm: iron plate @liu jiachennnn www jiachenliu cargo site
Kjell Fagerheim
XinZhang
HollydayinEgypt
80×80×5 cm
£5000
Painting acryl on Canvas
@Kjell Fagerheim
TheConceptofSelf UV print on tissue, newsprint, nylon lines
50 x 70 cm
630 @x xin y www.xinyuezhangs.com
www behance net/gallery/64583229/Neighbourhoods-II
Milo Hachim
Onfire
Raku ceramic: stoneware clay, cover coat, underglaze pencils, oxides, glaze 40 width x 23 height x 30 length 2000 @milohachim www.shop.milohachim.com
Věra Kosová
Immortelle
Acrylic on canvas
70x70cm
£900
@verakosovaart MelaneyWardell
Mcemetery[mu]shrooms
Digital Photography 16x20 in 555 00 @ its laney www.itslaney.com
Saghi Moradi
Peter Fleck
Minimalism23-014
Photography, printed version behind acrylic glas, framed, 60x40 cm
750 - Euro
@bilder galerie fleck
www bilder-galerie-fleck com
meryDeZutter
waveringTransitionalLandscapes ec x 160cm 00 mmerydezutter w ommery be
Cathycat
Netherlands
Painting, acrylic and oil on canvas
60x70cm
1500e
@cathycat art
www cathycat-art com
Michael Großstück
Paper collage
43x64 cm
2 000 @s2h2kberlin
LMFlowers
UtheWoman,theSerpent,&theSeed Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
34 inches x 24 inches 20,000 @lmflowersart www lmflowersart com
didi i n Tajik
eAngel rtworks Image resolution:4252* 2572 PX
ik on app/@peyman tajik
A t l M l k
digital drawing with options for printing on a artwork paprer 1500×2250 pxl on a request
@artistically non artistic
Eryn Power
BodyOfChrist
PrivacyWindows painting, acrylic and pastel on paper 16x12 in Euro 290 @PHARTEL16
Painting, Watercolour, gouache and pen on paper
8inches by 8inches
£150
@ violet hour
WecrawlonFourPaws:thepretendersinaCatopia
Markers on canvas
26’ x 6’
$6000
@hitsushin 2019
PaulHartel
Chen Bi
Mixed Media on Paper
54 4 cm x 79 1 cm
TheEaveoftheForbiddenCity Photography 3965 x 2644 pixels
tim
Lipine
Saranghaeyo, 2018 A3 @lipineofficial www lipine com
Yinuo Wang
Maryam Lamei Harvani
Louise Shields
Dagmar Vogel EaganHsu
Rustandbones
Digital collage on Hahnemühle Museum Etching
490 Euro
DIN A3 297 cm x 420 cm @vogelundart
www dagmarvogel myportfolio com
Filip Ceglik
Harmony
Digital Photography
150,000 Japanese Yen 70*105cm @ea9anhsu
ThejoyofPrater
35mm film
50€
12x8in
@0x90brick
Artistwithpets
Oil pastels and charcoal
42" x 95 375"
@cgart5
www cg-oeuvre com
Edna Walker
Delstheartist
GodSaveTheDrugs
Acrylic paint with pastels on canvas
24 x 30 inches
7 680
@ednaw4lker
Tudoran-Opanasenko
Digital illustration, drawn on a laptop 60cm x 60cm @delstheartist
www delstheartist com
Diego Del Duca
"We", 2019
Acrylic on canvas
60*50 cm
1620$
@tudoran opanasenko
www tudoran-opanasenko com
Crushedupperlimbduetobuildingcollapse causedbyartilleryshelling
Digital photography of dispersed white light projected on screen (C-type print on Fuji Flex supergloss paper)
60x60 cm
£300 (print only, unmounted, unframed)
@diegodelducaarte
www diegodelduca art
PlanetDave
Volha Druhakova
SpatialArrangement01
Woodblock print, relief printing ink on Fabriano Tiepolo
130gcm paper
33 x 29cm
£150 @outpost prints www.outpostprints.co.uk
Danielle Brits
FacingTheLabyrinthOfLife
Oil on Canvas
60x60cm
3550,-Euro
@daniellebritsart www.belgianart.be
Cytoxicity
Acrylics on Canvas 16 inches by 16 inches
£500 www industrialaardvark com
Nebula
Mixed media, acrylic on canvas
100cm x 80cm
£700
@artbyhaminavadgama www.haminavadgama.com
Hamina Vadgama
Princess karibo
Princess Karibo is a selftaught illustrator from Nigeria. She enjoys bringing her ideas to life through illustration. Most of her work is representational and focuses on giving black women a voice in the way that she can.
Princess has illustrated a number of children’s books aiming to empower young readers and influence the way young girls around the world see themselves.
Meet Dovemania!
Carla Siso is an illustrator, artist, and the creative force behind Dovemania!
She specializes in original, fun, and colorful hand-drawn illustrations of doves, each piece designed to spread messages of peace, love, and joy. Her journey with Dovemania! began a few years ago when she rescued a dove chick and brought it into her home. During a period of depression, Carla found solace in the presence of the dove. Although the bird eventually passed away, it has since become her magnificent inspiration, driving her to create Dovemania! and share its uplifting themes with the world.
What initially inspired you to become an artist, and how did you develop your unique style?
I have always liked art, drawing, cartoons, movies, animation ....
When I was kid I used to draw the cartoons while watching them on TV
So I suppose fate wanted me to do this , a tribute to my dove, creating original, colorful and fun illustrations of doves, to spread a message of peace, love and joy with them
Do you have any rituals or routines th t h l you get into a creative mindset when s new project?
I like swimming, it gives me peace , help better physically and mentally, and helps me have a more creative mind A walking through a park, watching birds helps me a lot to think about myself creative projects
Can you share more the inspiration Dovemania?
It all started a few years ago, When I dove chick on the ground and took it to my house At that time, I was going depression and when I was sad, I leaned o her She passed away but she was my i to create Dovemania!
What specific elements in your illustrations help conveythethemesofpeace,love,andjoy?Canyou describe a piece that you feel best represents these themes?
Doves have always been a symbol of peace and love around the world
So I make illustrations of doves on various themes , for example I have an illustration about love, visually I draw a couple of doves in love, which also represent love and fidelity for life Also, for example, my life motto is “Live and Let live”, and I have an illustration that represents that, peace for all.
Can you share a particular project or photograph thatstandsouttoyouandexplainthecreative processbehindit?
I draw illustrations of doves of various themes, but I also sometimes express myself drawing There is an illustration titled “Heartache”, which for example I based on my own life and I wanted to represent the dove as me , in a sad situation full of pain, that pain breaks the heart and I represent it with an arrow straight to the heart
How do you incorporate feedback from critics and audiencesintoyourartisticpractice,andhowdo you balance this feedback with your own artistic intuition?
The truth is that , since I started my work, the support and affection of people has been very good, and it is clear that it is positive for me, it makes me happy, but equally I know what I want to do and my own intuition about my artwork
any setbacks or creative blocks you may encounter?
I have always been very imaginative, and I get new ideas every day, but when there is a blockage I try not to think, relax and for example take a walk , meet with friends, watch movies, practice sports, etc.
How do you feel about exhibiting your artworkswithTheHolyArtGallery?
It is a great opportunity for me to exhibit my work in differents places around the world and for more people know my work and enjoy Dovemania!
Looking ahead, what are your long-term goals and aspirations as an artist, and how do you planto achievethem?
I try to think day by day, but my goal is that more people around the world know Dovemania! and my artwork , and falls in love with doves
Also I would love to collaborate with brands or companies to create original, colorful and fun products that can spread Dovemania! joy
What role does emotion play in your creative process, and and how do you aim to evoke specific feelingsorreactionsfromthosewhoviewyour artworks?
I could say that my emotions are very important in my artwork, because I try to convey my feelings through it I try to create artworks that visually attract the viewer and cause an emotion of joy, fun or sadness, depending the illustration
@dovemania oficial www.dovemania.com
are valued, using humour, wit and an irreverent attitude to tackle thorny issues head on. Given the extent to which submerged expectations govern our society and their increasing negative effects on mental health, she strongly believes that if these discourses are confronted positively, societal expectations could, once again, become a motivation for success and happiness.
The exhibiting piece, “In a Man’s World” daringly invites you to ponder its unique form: a pearl condom. With a playful and humorous nod to gender equality and women’s empowerment, it sparks thoughtful reflection and conversation
Highlighting the ridiculousness of all aspects of the ironical social phenomena that exist in todays world - Life is freaky and all that freakiness
@getfreakyart
The African Mirror, 22x14, Ink Pens on Bristol Smooth Paper, $8500
Art-Design #StayCreative
