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Boundless 2025: A Global Journey Beyond Limits
What lies beyond the edges of imagination? Where do we go when we dare to create without boundaries? Boundless 2025 invites you to step into that space — a realm where the only limit is the courage to explore the unknown. Launching its 2nd annual edition, this international smart online…
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Eyes 2025: Windows to the Soul—A Global Journey Through the Art of Vision
Have you ever felt a painting’s gaze follow you across the room—its eyes whispering secrets, stirring memories, or even challenging you to look deeper? From the haunting intensity of Munch’s figures to the enigmatic half-smile of Da Vinci’s masterpiece, the eyes in art have long been our silent storytellers. They…
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Through Otherworldly Forms: Thomas McCue’s Biomechanical Mythologies
There is a world at play beneath the surface of Thomas McCue’s paintings—a world where color, form, and invention collide in breathtakingly strange and mesmerizing ways. Working with oil on canvas, McCue crafts dense, abstract compositions that pulse with the energy of life in transformation. In works like Broken Hornets,…
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Own Soul’s Warning: Michelle Peterlin’s Mythic Meditation on Choice and Chaos
A storm brews beneath a golden field. A tree heavy with temptation casts its roots into a dark, trembling world. And at its base, a lone figure—nude, fragile, and curled inward—sits on the edge of rupture. Michelle Peterlin’s Own Soul’s Warning is not just a painting; it is a reckoning.…
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A Time 4 Us: Water Kerner’s Lyrical Lamentation on Loss and Reckoning
A slab of scorched earth floats like a discarded memory—neither fully anchored in the real world nor entirely imagined. On it, a white polar bear bends toward a porcelain ashtray as if searching for water, nourishment, or perhaps meaning. Behind the bear, a cluster of darkened, charred trees stands sentinel…
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Christopher Robins by David Poyant: A Threaded Ode to Wonder, Memory, and the Earth
There is something timeless and tender in David Poyant’s Christopher Robins, a hand-embroidered marvel selected for the 5th annual Earth 2025 international smart exhibition. At first glance, the viewer might think they are seeing a painting. But look closer, and the intricate texture of embroidery reveals itself—each leaf, ray of…
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Aunt Mary by Cher Pruys: A Tribute Etched in Time and Tenderness
The gentle grace of aging is rarely captured with such breathtaking honesty and emotional resonance as it is in Cher Pruys’ Aunt Mary. With this deeply personal and universally touching acrylic painting, selected for the Passage of Life: Aging 2025 international smart exhibition, Pruys offers us more than a portrait—she…
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Two Children by Mai Văn Nhơn: A Manifesto of Innocence and Urgency
In Two Children, Vietnamese artist Mai Văn Nhơn channels a vision that is both harrowing and hopeful—etched not just into stainless steel, but into the viewer’s conscience. Selected for the 2nd Annual TOYS and JOYS 2025 international smart exhibition, this remarkable mixed media piece confronts the paradox of childhood innocence…
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Doodle 101: The Ice Within – A Review of Dan Holt’s Intricate Abstraction
There are artworks that whisper, and then there are those that echo—resonating across the quiet chambers of the mind with a pulse so intricate that one can’t help but lean in. Dan Holt’s Doodle 101, a pencil drawing selected for the 2nd Annual Abstraction 2025 international smart exhibition, does precisely…
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Earth and Clouds: A Lyrical Terrain by Ella Boughton
With Earth and Clouds, Ella Boughton delivers more than an acrylic landscape—she offers a metaphysical journey into the soul of the planet, interpreted through the flowing anatomy of abstraction. In this breathtaking work selected for the 2nd Annual Abstraction 2025 international smart exhibition, Boughton reimagines Earth not as a static…
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