12.08.26

ARDHNARISHWAR KALAMKARI ART

posted by Dr Sonali Narang

Ardhanarishwar represents the divine union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in a single form, symbolizing the perfect balance of masculine and feminine energies. This Kalamkari-inspired artwork explores the idea of unity, duality, harmony, and completeness through the traditional visual language of Indian art. The composition brings together the distinct attributes of Shiva and Shakti, creating a powerful yet graceful representation of complementary forces. Kalamkari-inspired detailing, flowing ornamental patterns, earthy tones, and intricate line work add depth and character to the artwork. The artwork reflects the timeless message that strength and compassion, stillness and energy, and masculine and feminine are not opposites but interconnected forces. Ardhanarishwar therefore becomes a visual metaphor for balance within nature, relationships, and the self.

Ardhnarishwar kalamkari art

10.08.26

UPCOMING: SCREEN SHOW - ART IN PUBLIC

posted by Barbara Schneider

Arrival Gallery & NOTTING HILL + ArtSeen returns to Notting Hill, London, GB + Screen SHOW - ART in PUBLIC + Showcase Date: 12 August 2026 + Location: Notting Hill Gate tube station in the Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. + Save the Date and enjoy Art in Public! https://linktr.ee/barbaraschneider

Upcoming: Screen SHOW - ART in PUBLIC

10.08.26

CATS - WORLD OF COLORFUL FRIENDS

posted by Barbara Schneider

Cats — World of Colourful Friends. The NFT CATs Collection is available on @transientlabs. Edition of 26 unique 1/ 1 colorful NFTs. Explore the collection and choose your masterpiece. The smallest feline is a masterpiece.– Leonardo da Vinci Please follow the link: https://www.transient.xyz/@barbaraschneider

Cats - World of Colorful Friends

08.08.26

AP - 2504

posted by Sašo Petroševski Novak

ABSTRAKTNI MOTIV - akril na platnu 100x100cm, originalni autorski rad zaštićen autorskim pravima

AP - 2504

08.08.26

AP - 2501

posted by Sašo Petroševski Novak

ABSTRAKTNI MOTIV - akril na platnu, originalni autorski rad

AP - 2501