Being part of the human family is to recognise the need for equality, basic dignity, inalienable rights, freedom of speech and belief for all human beings. According to the recent UNHCR report, there are about 68.5 million people forcibly displaced… Read More ›
Overblown and imperfect, sensual and symbolic, are layers of different circumstances and conditions that Alice Zilberberg explores in her compositions. An Award-winning Fine-Art Photographer, Alice communicates complexities and possibilities of human conditions in our contrived world. Her visual language merges… Read More ›
How to peacefully tackle and question the ideologies, values, and happenings of the 21st century? The disagreements, the conflicts, the foolishness yet the ever-present of innocence and divine are the prismatic reflections in the artwork of Afsoon, a renowned Iranian… Read More ›
Ray Caesar’s self observing depictions, challenge us, shake us and impels us in an unforeseen directions, perhaps to a place where we re-examine our own realities and progressively relate to our world with compassion.
Natalie Shau is a mix media artist and a photographer from Vilnius, Lithuania. Influenced by religious imagery, fairytales illustrations and eclectic art world, she taps into the myths, dreams and steers the play of thought to where there is no rational… Read More ›
In today’s culture, we are inspired or entertained digitally, we are all digitally connected and we narrate our life stories with digital images. So what is digital art? Connecting the dots, science and art have been blended to improve, stimulate… Read More ›
Jen Mann is a Canadian artist who explores how relationships form and develop. She delves into “self “concept, the realization of being a separate entity and how our shared experiences whether in the form of harmony or conflict, condition our ways… Read More ›
