paintings

The music of passion and calm displays its melody in a watercolour expressionist painting by Morneo from Mexico. The artist uses a warm palette to create a peaceful scene of a saxophone and a seated naked woman, conveying intense emotions while creating a romantic vibe around the elements composing this homage to beauty and arts.

The artwork is titled Mujer Saxofon Sentada in Spanish and comes stretched.

The music of passion and seduction displays its melody in a watercolour expressionist painting by Morneo from Mexico. The artist uses a warm palette to create a tender scene of a naked woman and a saxophone, all on a green and red background that conveys intense emotions while creating a mystic vibe around the elements composing this homage to beauty and pleasure.

The artwork is titled Mujer con Saxofon in Spanish and comes stretched.

honouring music and arts, Indian artist Jay Karun creates an expressionist scene in a vibrant colour scheme. Made with acrylic on canvas, this painting portrays a violinist in a harmonious ambiance that combines sharp brushstrokes with contrasting colours, which allows for a captivating illusion.

The artwork comes signed and unstretched.

Painted with bright red to communicate passion, Aricadia's oil and acrylic painting depicts a dancer "who is always looking for inspiration." Posed on stage, the dancer is framed in splashes of dark paint to suggest energy and dynamic movement.

Blue and red hues portray the duality of life in an expressionist composition by Aricadia from Bali. "Life is beautiful if we see it positively," says the artisan while using oil and acrylic brushstrokes to depict the dancing woman that captures the painting's core meaning with its graceful movements and mystic expression.

The artwork comes signed and unstretched.

"I was inspired by the beautiful nature that surrounds us, especially the extravagant unusual shape of seahorses," confides Felix Carballo about this ocarina vessel flute. The Nicaraguan artisan crafts the ceramic ocarina by hand detailing the seahorse with a bicycle spike and eyes with a fine paint brush. Carballo prepares the different colours by pulverizing stones and using a brush to splash the colour, successfully achieving an aged effect. This ocarina features two tonal perforations on the front, two on the back, and the mouth piece is under the crown.

Ocarinas are one of the oldest musical instruments on the planet. Originally designed like a vessel with up to 13 perforations, ocarinas are now crafted in a variety of styles.