C o n t e m p o r a r y A r t s
Angela StarSculpture, 49 W x 46 H x 13 D cm Edgar Duvivier Brazil
Angela Star
Black RockMixed Media, 50.8 W x 61 H x 1.8 D cm Binod BK United States 
Cherry Blossom HaikuPaintings, 91.4 W x 91.4 H x 3.8 D cm Marina Nelson Canada
Black Rock
Clouds SpectacularPaintings, 50.8 W x 40.6 H x 1.8 D cm S Lan United States 
Closed Eyes: NikiPaintings, 21 W x 30 H x 0.2 D cm Jessica Russo Scherr Germany 
Cool shade of the LawnPaintings, 35.6 W x 27.9 H x 0.5 D cm Frederick Hurd United States 
Creek Trail (on acrylic)Mixed Media, 30.5 W x 40.6 H x 2.5 D cm William Leirer United States 
everyone wants to fly - Limited Edition of 20Photography, 40 W x 40 H x 0.1 D cm Kasia Derwinska Spain
Filoctetes (instalacion in progress), Bewag Halle, Berlin, Alemania, 2004.Created: 1 June 2004 
Finding Form We
all like answers, we all like when our curiosity is satisfied.
Incomplete and unfinished things leave us unresolved. Every brain nerve
goes haywire and that feeling needs an outlet, a release. A Circle is a
very natural and organic shape. It’s easy, seamless and less effort is
required to make it. As a child, we first learn to recognize it in the
sun and moon, the solar system. It’s a shape which is complete, give a
sense of fullness and no distractions, no divide. Ever heard the phrase “
you have come full circle”, consciously or subconsciously, we all are
seeking to feel resolved. Circles in my painting represent resolve,
which I could not find in situations and life events. It gives me the
control which I needed when I had none. Don’t we all want to feel
centred within ourselves, something that anchor us, and we don’t fall
apart.It's the first painting in the series born out of happy art
accident. Originally it had big round circles. But only recently, I
added small circles, which appear as a cohesive pattern of atomic grids,
for me which represent that we all connected one way or the other.A tutti noi piacciono le risposte, a tutti noi piace quando la nostra curiosità è soddisfatta. Le cose incomplete e non finite ci lasciano irrisolti. Ogni nervo del cervello impazzisce e quella sensazione ha bisogno di uno sfogo, di una liberazione. Un cerchio è una forma molto naturale e organica. È facile, senza soluzione di continuità e richiede meno sforzo per realizzarlo. Da bambini, impariamo prima a riconoscerlo nel sole e nella luna, nel sistema solare. È una forma che è completa, dà un senso di pienezza e nessuna distrazione, nessuna divisione. Hai mai sentito la frase "hai completato il cerchio", consciamente o inconsciamente, cerchiamo tutti di sentirci risolti. I cerchi nel mio dipinto rappresentano la determinazione, che non riuscivo a trovare nelle situazioni e negli eventi della vita. Mi dà il controllo di cui avevo bisogno quando non ne avevo. Non vogliamo tutti sentirci centrati dentro noi stessi, qualcosa che ci ancora e non ci fa crollare? È il primo dipinto della serie nato da un felice incidente artistico. In origine aveva grandi cerchi rotondi. Ma solo di recente ho aggiunto dei piccoli cerchi, che sembrano un modello coeso di griglie atomiche, che per me rappresentano il fatto che siamo tutti connessi in un modo o nell'altro.
Mahima Saraswat Created: 3 March 2022 
Fingismo fingism
Fir Branch - Simon Aldridge 2009 Oil painting by Simon Aldridge 2009
Fixation (IV) 2013 Изображение события "Фиксация", осуществленного художником Петром Павленским 10 ноября 2013 года в городе Москва. Immagine dell'evento "Fixation", realizzato dall'artista Pyotr Pavlensky il 10 novembre 2013 a Mosca. Pyotr Pavlensky - Opera propria 
Flavio Tiberio Petricca esposizione, 2016, Palazzo Pallavicini Rospigliosi, Roma Created: 26 March 2021 
Flavio Tiberio Petricca installazione nel 2019 a Villa MediciCreated: 18 February 2022
Flexile Panoptiosis: Mirror box: Installation Art Created: 12 March 2016
Flexile Panoptiosis urban facade. Urban Facade: Integration of Fashion and Architecture: Projection MappingCreated: 12 March 2016 
Flock I (1990) - Magdalena Abakanowicz Magdalena Abakanowicz Flock I (1990) © Studio Stefano Graziani for Muzeum Susch / Art Stations Foundation CH
Courtesy The Marta Magdalena Abakanowicz-Kosmowska and Jan Kosmowski Foundation Created: 10 February 2019 
Floral Freedom I by Tim Bengel. Black sand, white sand, gold leaf, adhesive, varnish on aluminium, 135 x 202 cm, 2017. Created: 11 November 2018 
Flower-Skull-Cemetery, 2019 Tim Bengel: Flower-Skull-Cemetery, 2019, Factory Berlin.Created: 20 September 2019 
Flowers in Vase OP ART is a style of visual art from the 1960s. Reality broken down into geometric forms creates irritating forms Created: 4 August 1968 
FLUX TENDU 1 Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon
FLUX TENDU
La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 2 Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 3 Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 4
Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 5 Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 6 Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu7 Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon
FLUX TENDU
La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Fluxus 
Flying man Oil painting on canvasCreated: 31 May 2019 
flûte Created: 2007
FoldCreated: 2006 
ForSAAM A photograph of Jenny Holzer's sculptural installation for the Smithsonian American Art MuseumCreated: 22 November 2007 
Highhh.Paintings, 60 W x 42 H x 2 D cm Nik Linn Netherlands 
Lily Pond, Norton Simon MuseumPaintings, 35.6 W x 27.9 H x 0.5 D cm Frederick Hurd United States 
Liz TaylorPaintings, 40.6 W x 50.8 H x 0.1 D cm Dean Russo United States 
Meeting PlacePaintings, 309.9 W x 144.8 H x 3.8 D cm Mykola Zhuravel Canada 
message in the bottle - Limited Edition of 20Photography, 40 W x 40 H x 0.1 D cm Kasia Derwinska Spain 
Midnight TulipPaintings, 61 W x 76.2 H x 15.2 D cm Marina Nelson Canada
Motor Series No. 5 - HoneyPaintings, 76.2 W x 101.6 H x 2.5 D cm Shannon Carleen Knight United States 
Ocean Song *V20230222Paintings, 44 W x 60 H x 0.2 D cm René Serrano Mexico 
ParchedPaintings, 45.7 W x 61 H x 2.5 D cm Shannon Carleen Knight United States
Park Bench 1Paintings, 76.2 W x 101.6 H x 3.8 D cm Patty Jo Beaton Canada 
Roses by the PoolPaintings, 27.9 W x 35.6 H x 3.8 D cm Marina Nelson Canada 
Silent As A RockPaintings, 160 W x 140 H x 5 D cm Hengki Koesworo Indonesia 
The city of wonders - Large Size - Limited Edition 1 of 3Photography, 85 W x 85 H x 0.1 D cm Kasia Derwinska Spain 
The DawnPaintings, 27.9 W x 35.6 H x 0.5 D cm Dean Russo United States 
The shimmering birchesPaintings, 25.4 W x 20.3 H x 5.1 D cm Marta Gwizdala United States 
There is Always a Way OutPaintings, 80 W x 80 H x 3 D cm Ana Dévora Spain 
TogetherSculpture, 38.1 W x 66 H x 12.7 D cm Marina Nelson Canada
Clouds Spectacular
Filoctetes (instalacion in progress), Bewag Halle, Berlin, Alemania, 2004. Finding Form We
all like answers, we all like when our curiosity is satisfied.
Incomplete and unfinished things leave us unresolved. Every brain nerve
goes haywire and that feeling needs an outlet, a release. A Circle is a
very natural and organic shape. It’s easy, seamless and less effort is
required to make it. As a child, we first learn to recognize it in the
sun and moon, the solar system. It’s a shape which is complete, give a
sense of fullness and no distractions, no divide. Ever heard the phrase “
you have come full circle”, consciously or subconsciously, we all are
seeking to feel resolved. Circles in my painting represent resolve,
which I could not find in situations and life events. It gives me the
control which I needed when I had none. Don’t we all want to feel
centred within ourselves, something that anchor us, and we don’t fall
apart.It's the first painting in the series born out of happy art
accident. Originally it had big round circles. But only recently, I
added small circles, which appear as a cohesive pattern of atomic grids,
for me which represent that we all connected one way or the other.
A tutti noi piacciono le risposte, a tutti noi piace quando la nostra curiosità è soddisfatta. Le cose incomplete e non finite ci lasciano irrisolti. Ogni nervo del cervello impazzisce e quella sensazione ha bisogno di uno sfogo, di una liberazione. Un cerchio è una forma molto naturale e organica. È facile, senza soluzione di continuità e richiede meno sforzo per realizzarlo. Da bambini, impariamo prima a riconoscerlo nel sole e nella luna, nel sistema solare. È una forma che è completa, dà un senso di pienezza e nessuna distrazione, nessuna divisione. Hai mai sentito la frase "hai completato il cerchio", consciamente o inconsciamente, cerchiamo tutti di sentirci risolti. I cerchi nel mio dipinto rappresentano la determinazione, che non riuscivo a trovare nelle situazioni e negli eventi della vita. Mi dà il controllo di cui avevo bisogno quando non ne avevo. Non vogliamo tutti sentirci centrati dentro noi stessi, qualcosa che ci ancora e non ci fa crollare? È il primo dipinto della serie nato da un felice incidente artistico. In origine aveva grandi cerchi rotondi. Ma solo di recente ho aggiunto dei piccoli cerchi, che sembrano un modello coeso di griglie atomiche, che per me rappresentano il fatto che siamo tutti connessi in un modo o nell'altro.
Mahima Saraswat Created: 3 March 2022
Fir Branch - Simon Aldridge 2009
Oil painting by Simon Aldridge 2009
Flavio Tiberio Petricca installazione nel 2019 a Villa MediciCreated: 18 February 2022
Created: 12 March 2016
Flux tendu 3
Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 4
Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 5
Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Flux tendu 6
Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon FLUX TENDU La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Delphine Reist et Laurent Faulon
FLUX TENDU
La Station, Nice, 6 février au 2 avril 2016.
Oil painting on canvas
Created: 31 May 2019
Created: 2007
Created: 2006
A photograph of Jenny Holzer's sculptural installation for the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Created: 22 November 2007
Paintings, 60 W x 42 H x 2 D cm
Nik Linn Netherlands
Lily Pond, Norton Simon MuseumPaintings, 35.6 W x 27.9 H x 0.5 D cm
Frederick Hurd United States
Paintings, 40.6 W x 50.8 H x 0.1 D cm
Dean Russo United States
Paintings, 309.9 W x 144.8 H x 3.8 D cm
Mykola Zhuravel Canada
Photography, 40 W x 40 H x 0.1 D cm
Kasia Derwinska Spain
Paintings, 61 W x 76.2 H x 15.2 D cm
Marina Nelson Canada
Paintings, 76.2 W x 101.6 H x 2.5 D cm
Shannon Carleen Knight United States
Paintings, 44 W x 60 H x 0.2 D cm
René Serrano Mexico
Paintings, 45.7 W x 61 H x 2.5 D cm
Shannon Carleen Knight United States
Paintings, 76.2 W x 101.6 H x 3.8 D cm
Patty Jo Beaton Canada
Paintings, 27.9 W x 35.6 H x 3.8 D cm
Marina Nelson Canada
Paintings, 160 W x 140 H x 5 D cm
Hengki Koesworo Indonesia
Photography, 85 W x 85 H x 0.1 D cm
Kasia Derwinska Spain
Paintings, 27.9 W x 35.6 H x 0.5 D cm
Dean Russo United States
Paintings, 25.4 W x 20.3 H x 5.1 D cm
Marta Gwizdala United States
Paintings, 80 W x 80 H x 3 D cm
Ana Dévora Spain
Together
Sculpture, 38.1 W x 66 H x 12.7 D cm
Marina Nelson Canada
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