Warhol's persona and work were deeply intertwined with concepts of celebrity, surveillance, and the blending of public and private lives. By depicting Warhol in this manner, Shanoor emphasizes his complex relationship with fame and his tendency to obscure his own identity while capturing the images of others.

Large, multicoloured abstract artwork.

Explore abstract artwork with my latest piece. It is a painting that I completed having taken an abstract art course. One that was aimed to release my inner child and help me create more honestly and freely. I'd like to think that with the help of Rose Hewartson I have had someone holding my hand and guiding me through my recovery. From the moment I came home not knowing whether I would ever paint again. To the incredible feeling of honesty and freedom that comes with creating a piece of work from your heart. I am hopefully freer and less fearful than I was before. I really hope that it shows.

Using Artist Grade acrylics in the primary colours and mixing directly on the canvas. I used my trusted water spray and in addition grabbed a plastic fork to scratch in some marks.

Acrylic on deep-edged canvas 36" x 36"

Unique contemporary work made with acrylic on canvas, Painting protected by an anti-UV varnish to give it excellent longevity. The edges of the work are painted for an aesthetic rendering, a frame is therefore not necessary. A hanging system is set up on the back of the work, you only have to put a nail on the wall. The painting is signed and countersigned on the back by the artist, who is listed by AKOUN. It will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. It will be sent wrapped in glassine paper to protect the front, corner protectors held on by cling wrap, encased in a waterproof bubble wrap and packaged in double-walled cardboard.

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20% will be donated to _The National Brain Appeal_ to help raise funds for research into epilepsy and other neurological conditions

'Carefree Harmony - Releasing My Inner Child'

A woman's face in the style of double exposure, layered portraits, light gray. The background is an abstract seascape. The overall mood conveys mystery and depth.

"Lady & Ship"

**This work reflects a state of unconditional creative tranquility—like neutral energy and the force of creation.**

If you truly feel it, you will see that any act of creation, the energy of creation itself, is always neutral in its impulse and intention. It is the absence of duality and a vibrant force that brings new worlds into existence!

Creating Tranquility

**ON HIS BREATH CAME LOTHLORIEN**

From the empty devouring maw of the dark sea

From the vast endless breathless empty

The eternal king exhaled the heavens forth

Where no thing dwelled, all came to be

It was in his song

where death could not walk

and all was sweet with the taste of life -

From his lips spilt

the valleys rivers and seas

Off his breath floated

trees, bees, and all that was green

He spoke such that - it must be

The boughs laden with golden flowers;

mirth bubbling

from every spring.

From the law of his word

we were meant to bow

It is on the eve of rest

I wish to return to dwell

for when the king of heaven spoke

the dark empty nothingness was dispelled

ORIGINS:  Vivafication

Consumerism

ESPERANÇA

A tangle of dark, shadowy figures, confined within a limited space, contrasts with the figure of a young woman who firmly embraces her own body. No fear or terror emanates from her. She is powerful, grounded within herself, defying the darkness. Where life seems to sink into obscurity, the young woman opposes it with the light of self-love, as if she has understood that love for oneself is the foundation of human connection. 

  
Using simple means—contrasting colors and opposing bodily movements—the artist succeeds in portraying the horror and the strength of life in their intertwined nature, while still setting them apart. 

  
Text Lydia Spiekermann

Contrasting 

Ballet Swan Lake

I transform receipts into art pieces. Here, I interrupt the commodity-ex-

change relationship and shift its purpose. I tear this context apart with themes of passion and

desire.

Desire / D.....4

Something Smells in the Sink

This piece is part of an ongoing exploration of form, composition, and technique. Through intuitive processes, I experimented with the interaction of lines, textures, and shapes, allowing spontaneity to guide the work.

Model N23 in blue shirt

These were the flowers that were sent to Akiane Kramarik at the inauguration of the Beloved Gallery in

2023\. I was so taken by the beauty of these flowers that I decided to photograph them and then eventually paint them. When I started the painting I realize that the flowers have a distinctive glow. When I sent the photo to my iPad to start the painting, I noticed that the glow would disappeared. I tried to screenshot the photo and the glow would disappear as well. You can only see these flowers glowing on my phone. After this realization I knew I had to paint these flowers no matter how long and how much work it would take me. I view these flowers as a miracle and that's why I named them the painting "Miracle Roses. It has been the most challenging painting I have ever done taking me over 400 hours to complete. It is painted in acrylic 18 × 24 in size.

Miracle Roses

 I have depicted my national color of color patterns in the painting, but in these patterns moves a symbol that serves to clue the viewer in to the meaning of the painting. In the painting I address the issues of traditions, patterns, stereotypes and just everyday problems of the local society, although it is a national series, but it also reflects the universal tragedies of the world society, where freedom suffocates because of the immaturity of people to accept that we are all different and yet we are all one nation, a nation of people.

Niche

Private Flowers

The Lotus Bud

Rush Hour

The Death of Hector comments on the relationship often drawn between art and mythology, here contextualizing the slaying of the Trojan hero Hector amongst contemporary characters thus describing the perennial nature of the violence of war and the loss of life. 

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