Art lover

She is one of my favorite artists of all time, so I was really stunned by this mural I saw a while ago in Chicago streets. 

Mural of Vivian Maier in Chicago

Building Cohart ✨

Artist

Artwork by Nadia Jaber

99 Percent Humility

Delamination 

Mural Arist / Painter / Illustrator / Author

Imagine that mural

Stalker

Miss

Punta Terraza 1

Artist 

Menunggangi Monster

Cocaine Fibonacci

Landscapes are important to me as sites of possibility and expansiveness. The more depth there is, the more that exists beyond what we can see, that we have yet to unlock. Imagined landscapes to me are even more powerful because they contain hidden parts of our Selves.

As Above, So Below

This is on unprimed canvas, made with all-natural pigments some of which I harvested in California and hand-ground the stones into to powder pigments. 

Natural Checks

Aeon

This piece is a part of a larger collection, titled Desire Path. This series continues my exploration of the ‘impossible bouquet’ by reinterpreting the genre popularised in 17th-century Dutch painting. Here I theatrically critique the complexity and anxieties of human experience when met with established socio-cultural systems.

Swingers

This piece is a part of a larger collection, titled Desire Path. This series reflects upon a dissonance between subjective hedonic desire and modalities of pleasure in contemporary social life. 

The piece is framed in a light blue shadow frame.

Tree of Life

This piece is a part of a larger collection, titled Desire Path. This series reflects upon a dissonance between subjective hedonic desire and modalities of pleasure in contemporary social life. 

The piece is framed with a Beige shadow frame. 

Flayed

This piece is a part of a larger collection, titled Desire Path. This series reflects upon a dissonance between subjective hedonic desire and modalities of pleasure in contemporary social life.

This piece features a burnt orange shadow frame.

Venus Fly Trap

I had many tubs of paint open and was mixing colors to create this particular hue of a blueish-green background when I realized I was going to use all the tubs that lay open in front of me. Suddenly, it all made sense, the part from the whole and vice versa.

A Seed Yesterday

Saturday Afternoon

Paintings of Jan Valik balance on the edge of perception where abstract and figurative becomes fluid, evoked within a spatial and pictorial ambiguity interlocked with a tension of simultaneous presence and absence to disrupt conventional binaries of perception.  

Playful Promises

Abstract Artist

Reimagining our psychological preferences through the social, digital lens