Passionate artist and traveler

Zest for Life

Exploring sensory perception.

Part of a collaborative series of works titled "Failure To Launch" by Lee Ellis and Jake Andrew.

This body of works explores private conversations held between the two artists, each portrait representing the emotions displayed at the time of creation. An abstraction of the human experience.

"If you want to convey fact, this can only ever be done through a form of distortion. You must distort to transform what is called appearance into image" - Francis Bacon

Each piece can be framed upon request, please message to inquire.

"Daytime Pub Crawl? You Rascal"

Painter, Teacher, Troublemaker

This painting is based off of a photo of a friend enjoying a summer afternoon.

blessed

Digital Artist | Graphic Designer | Animation

Misfits

Live and Dream in Colour

This is an original, one of a kind, abstract landscape painting on stretched canvas. This statement canvas showcases bright and dynamic kaleidoscope of colours. Vibrant in colour and textured painting was inspired by the dancing wildflower summer meadow in bloom.
I created this painting using layers of acrylic paint applied using brushes, palette knifes, splashes to achieve dynamic highly textured, modern impressionistic artwork.


Materials:
This painting is created using high quality materials including acrylic paints, canvas stretched on a wooden frame and non yellowing varnish for protection.

Ready to hang:
The sides of the artwork are painted orange. The painting is ready to hang which allows for immediate display on the wall without the need for additional framing.

Authentication:
This one of a kind painting is signed on the front, back and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

 Shipping: 
Each painting is very well packed to ensure maximum protection during transit. 

Full Bloom

Contemporary Spanish  painter

Oil paint and acrylic on stitched canvas
100 x 130 cm & 25 x 90 cm / 39.3 x 51.1 in & 9.8 x 35.4 in
Swipe for the details series, 2025
JABER + KANTOR

When we talk about the Internet, we talk about sharing—sharing our photos, thoughts, links to interesting articles, and more. The Internet is as much about sharing others' content as it is about sharing our own. A core aspect of the digital age is appropriation, recontextualization, and, simply put, copying. Retweeting, regramming, reblogging, re-everything. This constant resharing mirrors Duchamp's concept of the readymade or “objet trouvé” in the art world. The content, whether properly credited or not, becomes part of a larger, interconnected web, stripped of its original context and repurposed for new audiences. Continuing with my pictorial technique, which blends various styles and digital appropriation, this series takes a further step by incorporating elements of traditional paintings that have been widely reproduced on social media—often without crediting the artist, title, technique, or period from which they originated. The canvases are often presented as duets or triptychs, where a smaller second or third canvas extends one of the compositional elements from the main canvas. In doing so, I create a nod to the digital format from which these elements are derived. The series is titled “Swipe For The Details”, with the verb "swipe"—one of the most frequently used terms in the digital world, alongside “like” and “follow”—serving as a reflection of the fragmented nature of contemporary art consumption. It draws attention to the way traditional works are reproduced and viewed in digital formats, often broken into smaller, isolated fragments. The titles of the individual works directly quote comments from the original posts from which the fragments of classic works were taken. This adds a layer of connection to the social character of today’s art consumption.

Her make up game is on point in 1843

Abstract Artist in Paris

An abstract depiction of passion in motion. The highest quality professional paints were used. Palette knives, brushes and fluid paints were used to create this painting. A signed and dated Certificate of Authenticity is included. The painting is signed.

Passion

Visual Artist

Gouache Study 5/8/25

Improving art business throughout frontiers

Dibond Mirror

Paul Gallaud is a French visual artist born in 1994 who lives and works in Croix, near Lille, France. After graduating with a BAC STI Applied Arts at the Institut Saint Luc in Tournai, Belgium, he pursued his career with a master’s degree in design Products. In 2020, he had the opportunity to develop a collection of vases and objects for a French Museum. His works have been exhibited in different galleries in France and abroad, notably in MUba Eugène Leroy Museum, at Abcynt and galerie bruno massa. As a visual artist, his work is part of currents such as geometric abstraction, Op Art and in-situ. He explores the material by playing with movement and geometric shapes, creating dynamic and evolving compositions. His process is inspired by logical or random sequences. Each transformation follows an algorithmic organization. His goal is to create a contemplative dimension, by inviting the viewer to interact with the work and bring their own interpretation.