Artists escapade
A place to paint and a place to be trapped in. A place to run away to and a place to have a peace of mind. A place to get lost and a place to find yourself.
Dhruv Kumar · Other · 250 × 150 cm · $3,000
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The sappire of the dust
The painting is a nostalgic memory of a place that never existed. Some place that everybody loves to remember, but it only exists in their memories due to them ignoring all the bad moment and only ever remembering the good times.
Dhruv Kumar · Oil on Canvas · 123 × 80 cm · $1,500
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The house of wind
The painting is the vision of a house that exists in dreams, a house wher eyou would wish to live carelessly, ignoring the need for food, connection and anything else, just you and the universe, happily ever after.
Dhruv Kumar · Oil on Canvas · 123 × 80 cm · $1,000
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Portraiture
The human presence, observed and made permanent
Vermeer, Girl with a Pearl Earring, 1665
Impressionism
Light, atmosphere and the beauty of the passing moment
Monet, Woman with a Parasol, 1875
Abstract
Form and feeling beyond the visible world
Kandinsky, Composition VIII, 1923
Landscape
Land, sea and sky through the painter's eye
Friedrich, Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog, 1818
Still Life
The quiet poetry of objects at rest
Rachel Ruysch, Flowers in an Urn, c.1700
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