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Una Huidita

Description: Artist's work is influenced by Western culture fused with Caribbean culture, basically the Dominican, highlighting its popular aspects. Artist works on the subjects of immigration, ecology, the influence of technology, as well as the popular Argo within the behavior of modern and rural man, all from an anthropological point of view. As for this series of landscapes, it is based on long trips that artist takes along the roads of the Dominican Republic where he subtracts from memory, the stories that remain and capture them on the support, in this way he speaks from another point of identity.

Untitled

Description: In this abstract piece by E. Rock, the artist depicts 3 main forms of varying proportions while fiddling with underlying lines, texts, and scribbles which harmonies into a message.

Untitled C1

Description: A fair and clean study condenses the limits and contrasts of a significant but focused perspective of the elements that collude in terms of protagonism. Light natural as opposed to shadow resonates as an elemental layer.

Vallistas

Description: This piece inspired by one of artists favorite places in the heart of Oaxaca, the tianguis, their shapes, colors and people in movement.

Vamo Pal Campo

Description: Artist's work is influenced by Western culture fused with Caribbean culture, basically the Dominican, highlighting its popular aspects. Artist works on the subjects of immigration, ecology, the influence of technology, as well as the popular Argo within the behavior of modern and rural man, all from an anthropological point of view. As for this series of landscapes, it is based on long trips that artist takes along the roads of the Dominican Republic where he subtracts from memory, the stories that remain and capture them on the support, in this way he speaks from another point of identity.

Velo de Vanilla

Description: Series "The Last Moment" This series are based on the sensations and feelings that flourish or emerge within us when we have an opportunity, a last moment with someone, one last moment. Making a game of colors within the image as if they were melting in the water and thus details of the body and flowers come out to accompany that trip, that idea of ​​smell.

Vida de perros

Description: This artwork is focused on the daily life of the street vendors of the Colombian Caribbean, his transit through the streets and beautiful landscapes in search of his livelihood.

view from a moving vehicle

Description: The artist beautifully paints a view of the roads of pakistan from a moving vehicle. It shows two men on a bike.

Vigilante

Description:

A totem type character that emerges to be able to be aware of the people around him as a method of protection, that year they broke into robbing my apartment taking most of my work tools, this piece was made for an exhibition where I thought I would recover something of what was lost through my art.

Village afternoon

Description: Working women

Volcanic

Description: Majd uses acrylic paints to represent the mixture of everything in an abstract manner

Waiting

Description: Mazen paints a man in a suit waiting, while sitting on a chair. He waits for a girl, that cast a shadow in the background.

Where nothing hurts anymore

Description: Part of the collection “My altar of the Dead”

Women with Family

Description: Women with Family art by Dasari Anjilappa

WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜ

Description: WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜ means butterfly children in the Yagua language. The yaguas in their ceremonial clothing wear outfits made of palm, some hang from the neck and are called "la champa", this is a series of portraits of yagua children in their ceremonial outfits and a collection of butterfly wings that fly over the Colombian Amazon jungle, They wanted to make a compositional game of colors and shapes between yaguas and jungle in the form of wings.

WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜ- María

Description: WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜ means butterfly children in the Yagua language. The yaguas in their ceremonial clothing wear outfits made of palm, some hang from the neck and are called "la champa", this is a series of portraits of yagua children in their ceremonial outfits and a collection of butterfly wings that fly over the Colombian Amazon jungle, they wanted to make a compositional game of colors and shapes between yaguas and jungle in the form of wings.