Artist

Tunnel Moismulti

Quantum

Artist Paintor / Sculptor

Utopianism 4

Flowing Nape

Landscape of the Mind #2

Save Yourself belongs to a trilogy of striking photography art pieces that Naomi felt compelled to create during the first ‘lockdown’ in response to the world that she was seeing at the time and the difficulties that we were all experiencing.  The trilogy reference Naomi’s studies on ‘Societal Programming’ and ‘Conformity’ and her own story where she felt pressure as a woman and a mother to look and behave in a certain way, stay in her place, be good, be grateful and strive for society approved goals in life. 

Save Yourself was heavily inspired by a book written by Glennon Doyle called ‘Untamed’, which came out over lockdown and really resonated Naomi and her journey and explores the joy and peace we discover when we stop striving to meet others’ expectations and start trusting the voice deep within us.  She quit pleasing and started living.  Naomi drew on her own experiences as a Mother and a Woman and wanted to create a piece of art that examines what carrying the heavy burden of living up to Society’s expectations looks like and references her realisation that ‘My children do not need me to save them, they need to watch me save myself and show them how to fully live’.
Naomi juxtaposed the meaning of the piece against a Baywatch styled glamorous model, which we normally associate with rescuing others, and  poses the question; ‘Is she going to save herself this time?’.

Save Yourself

Cocaine Fibonacci

This is on unprimed canvas, made with all-natural pigments some of which I harvested in California and hand-ground the stones into to powder pigments. 

Natural Checks

This piece is a part of a larger collection, titled Desire Path. This series reflects upon a dissonance between subjective hedonic desire and modalities of pleasure in contemporary social life. 

The piece is framed with a Beige shadow frame. 

Flayed

Miss

Great-grandmother Feige 

Sin Miedo

Ungrounded (It Could Have Gone the Other Way)

Neural ashes and wet feathers

This is an upcycled, rather beat up, and signed surfboard that was painted and auctioned at a launch party called Wax to Wax for Makers Mark in San Francisco. A friend assisted in receiving the board and sanding off the wax which is in the process video. I then taped, primed, and painted a wave on the board. 

Wax to Wax

Untitled Dove III

Fairy Lights in December

Visual Artist

Flutter Dreamstate

Abstract Artist

Looking For What’s Right

Matter is not in reality what it appears to be.

Visual artist Michael Bom (Cape Town, SA) lives and works in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Observations of natural phenomena; their rhythms and movements are the starting point for his work.

Michael works across different mediums in which he explores his interest in reflection, movement and structure.

Abstraction in the 4th dimension

Melt