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Serie Cuatro Elementos

Description: Parte de la serie de los cuatro elementos, al oleo brumoso sobre canvas

Setting Out

Description: Setting out on a trip.

Setting Out

Description: In the riverine areas extending all along the coastal south of Nigeria the main means of transportation is by both like this canoe. At dawn inhabitants set out to the commercial hobs. At the end of business day the head back home

Setyaning Abdi

Description: The Javanese people are known for their nobility. The nobility found in how they own up to their mistakes, their loyalty to others, and the realisation of what a soul-purification grace their lives and existences is. In ‘Setyaning Abdi’, Oscar Artunes depicts the many dynamics found in one javanese’s soul, from mundane to spiritual perspective.

Shah Abdul latif bhittai

Description:

Shah Abdul latif bhittai was a Sindhi Sufi mystic, and poet, widely considered to be the greatest poet of the Sindhi language in Pakistan.

Shanti (Buddha)

Description: The word Buddha means “enlightened.”My paintings are a reflection of my thoughts, my imagination, and my inner world. Through them, I connect with GOD. To me, painting is a means to self-healing. Whenever I seek peace, I paint Buddha.

Shaqar Eldor

Description: Omar beautifully portraits a landscape of garden Shagar Eldor in Mansoura city in Egypt

Sharp beak

Description: This painting features a falcon, which is a renowned bird in Arab countries. This bird is known for its sharp beak and powerful nails, making it an adept hunting companion. Its remarkable eyesight adds to its prowess. The artwork portrays the falcon's incredible aiming abilities, highlighting its importance in desert life. the artist used watercolors on cotton paper to create this piece. The combination of abstract and realism elements in style results in a visually engaging artwork. By infusing elements from an Arabic story, added cultural context and depth to the painting, making it more meaningful and intriguing for viewers.

Sheltered

Description: Asim painted a scne from the rural areas of Pakistan where houses are old and sheltered.

Shiva and Trishul

Description:

Oil on Canvas, original. By Pallavi Bhandari, Hyderabad, India.

Shiva Shakti

Description: Shiva shakti is the power of transformation and liberation in some yoga traditions. It is one of three main forces and is personified in the Hindu god, Shiva, the transformer and destroyer of evil; while the feminine shakti energy is represented by his consort, Parvati (sometimes referred to as Mahadevi).

Si, pero no

Description: This work is a kind of "Yin Yang", within all black there is white and vice versa. Here, apart from the obvious contrast, the texture is added to reinforce the idea of ​​the opposition of black and white.

Siapa Aku (Who Am I)

Description: No one knows what underlies the face of nature.

Side Street

Description: An oil painting by Amr depicting a Blue car on the street side of Egypt.

Sikh

Description: The artists uses shades of blue in his artworks in a unique way. he paints a Sikh Man. the painting truly portraits all the elements of principals and believes of the sikh man in detail.

Silent Phenomenon (Mt. Argopuro)

Description: During his time in the hills of Argopuro, he had expected silence to fill in the forest, until Apamungka witnessed a moment where rain and mist covered the mountain. His time in the forest, along with the laundry he hung due to the soaking rain, means the silence that was formerly there is no more. As for the forest, there was never truly a ‘silent’ phenomenon. There might be what can be considered silence for us humans, but for nature, ‘to be silent’ is a whole-nother perspective, cause silence is a hidden noise. Even without his presence and the nest he built, the forest still chimes, and that phenomenon is what he tries to gather during his stay, cause what we considered empty may not be so empty, it's just simply our limitations to observe.