Sometimes there is a need for smaller pieces of art. There are smaller spaces, smaller budgets or the desire to group several pieces together on a wall. And so. . . . here is an array of smaller paintings.

Big Ideas Smaller Paintings

In a poem by Carlos Drummond de Andrade, a phrase caught my attention - "A time when we are just an unformulated hypothesis in the universal chaos."  And I set out to create my own visual hypotheses, fluctuating in the universal chaos.

Hypothesis

Exposition de femmes artistes, peintures, collages et photographies avec :
Olivia ALEXANDER, Béa BEALAFF-GIROTTO,Patricia DALUZ-GALEGO, Claudia COCCINA, CHRISTY, Monique DARDEAU, Christiane GUERRY, Florence V. HENRIC, Coralie HONNORAT, Martine LALLEMENT, Véro MAZUREK et Michèle SALA

L'art au féminin

The sapphire Coast describes an area of scenic beauty stretching from south of Narooma to Eden near the Victorian border. It includes centres such as Bermagui, Bega, Tathra, Merimbula, Pambula and of course Twofold Bay defined by the location of Eden.
It is an unspoiled part of the world with many villages seaside resorts and fishing ports.
The number of beaches is beyond the belief and some of their beauty is expressed in the works in this exhibition.
Paintings may be purchased direct from the exhibition or you may wish to contact me through the enquiry button to discuss your requirements.
I have done several commissioned works of the South Coast of beaches which I had not previously painted. You may wish to suggest your favourite Beach to me.
Please enjoy this virtual exhibition and your feedback is most welcome.
David Kindon

Coastal Odyssey - Sapphire Coast

this collection explores controlled oxidation processes on metals. each piece is created through a reaction between materials, oxygen and time. layers that shift and reveal depth beneath the surface- like skin- what we see is only part of the story

Beneath the Surface

At the Edge of Place brings together a body of paintings shaped by time spent in Canada, especially Alberta. These works are not travel views or descriptive records of place. They grew out of memory, weather, scale, and the emotional residue of lived experience.
Made after a period of grief and change, the paintings reflect moments that stayed with me long after I had left them. Mountains, snow, light, distance, and small human traces became ways of holding onto awe, stillness, and psychological weather. What interested me was not simply what the landscape looked like, but what it felt like to stand within it.
Across the series, landscape becomes a space of threshold

AT THE EDGE OF PLACE

Bathed in light, the world often appears simple, yet shadows reveal complexity in the familiar. They define surfaces, mark transitions, and stretch across forms, giving unnoticed shapes a fleeting significance. Shadows quietly reshape perception, hinting at depth and texture where light alone cannot.

In this collection, shadows assume presence without force. They create rhythm, frame geometry, and draw attention to subtle relations, encouraging the observer to linger and to see how space is quietly composed.

Shadows

Nordic Light

The latest exhibition form the New Atlantic Wave group of artist in north Devon.  'Abstract' is a contemporary collection of over 50 works by 22 emerging artists. From large impressive artworks to small intimate pieces this show captures the diversity of styles and forms modern  abstraction creates.

Abstract

In 'Inner Currents', Philip Campagne explores the unseen forces that shape human behaviour and systems of power. Through layered, circular compositions, his paintings reveal psychological landscapes where control, conflict and transformation unfolds. Recurring motifs evoke both cellular structures and cosmic movement, suggesting a tension between the personal and the universal. The figure of the “dictator” appears not only as a political symbol, but as a reflection of deeper human dynamics — forces that operate within societies, but also within the individual.

Color and form interact as carriers of energy, pulling the viewer into fields of tension where opposites coexist: vulnerability and control, chaos and order, destruction and renewal. As the exhibition progresses, moments of disruption gradually give way to balance and reflection. What initially appears turbulent begins to shift, revealing the possibility of change.

Inner Currents - Between Power and Transformation

À la croisée du documentaire et de la poésie visuelle, l’œuvre de JAKKHO propose une lecture sensible et contemporaine d’Haïti. À travers une série d’images d’une grande justesse, l’artiste capte des instants suspendus où la lumière, les matières et les présences humaines dialoguent avec intensité.

Entre horizons marins, scènes de vie et silences habités, son regard révèle une beauté subtile, loin des représentations convenues. Chaque photographie devient un fragment de récit — intime, universel — où se mêlent résilience, dignité et mémoire.

Cette exposition invite à une expérience contemplative, offrant au regardeur une immersion dans une Haïti profonde, nuancée et profondément vivante.

Regard sur le pays

Dean West Retrospective: American West Series

💖 Feel the Love in the Universe 

“Feel the Love” is a series of paintings inspired by the boundless energy of love that flows through the universe. Each piece is an expression of connection, harmony, and vibrant emotion—reminding us that love is not limited, but infinite, surrounding us in every moment.

In this series, colors move across the canvas like a love-filled rainbow—dancing, blending, and flowing into one another. Just as every soul is unique yet connected, every brushstroke carries its own rhythm while becoming part of a greater whole.

These works are painted with heart and soul, carrying a message that is both simple and timeless: stay close, embrace one another, and let the energy of love wrap you in warmth and unity.

“Feel the Love in the Universe” is more than a painting—it is a celebration of togetherness, a visual reminder that we are all connected through the language of love.

With gratitude towards love, always. 💖

Feel the love in the universe

Welcome to Soul Art’s Virtual Exhibition, “Whispers of the Countryside,” presented in celebration of the second anniversary of our flagship gallery at #01-32, 2 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227.

Soul Art by Letchmy Ganapathy was founded with a simple purpose — to bring art into everyday lives. If you are looking for soulful, authentic, and affordable art, you have come to the right place.

Our cutting-edge VR technology allows you to visualise these paintings on your own walls, helping you imagine how each artwork could become part of your personal space. These works are inspired by artists who are deeply moved by the beauty, stillness, and quiet poetry of the countryside.

Prefer the touch and feel of art in person? A selection of these works will also be on display at Peacock North Indian Cuisine, #01-95, Newest, Singapore 128020.

Tips: For the best experience, use a laptop and navigate using the on-screen cursors.

Happy browsing..

“Wispers of the Countryside” – Soul Art's Virtual Exhibition

Dean West Retrospective: Additional Works

Dean West Retrospective: The Palms Series

To live as a woman is to exist within multiple, often overlapping contexts that are never neutral. The meaning of womanhood emerges through histories, social expectations, and the rhythms of everyday life. It is not a fixed essence but a condition that unfolds over time, guided by experience, circumstance, and the environments in which a life takes place. Each woman navigates networks of relationships, obligations, and possibilities that are simultaneously enabling and constraining.

Family, work, culture, and memory all leave traces that influence action, perception, and understanding. These forces interact with individual imagination and choice, creating a dynamic process in which identity is continually formed and reformed. Womanhood cannot be captured in a single narrative. What endures is the interplay between self and world, the ongoing tension between circumstance and possibility that gives each life its singular character.

Women

This Virtual Gallery features the artworks presented by Artgal.Online at HFAS 18, showcasing Keith Zenda, Tonderai Mujuru, Willard Mujuru, and Barry Lungu. Rooted in Zimbabwean tradition, the works explore totems, ancestry, and contemporary African expression.

Harlem Fine Arts Show

Archetypes of Light and Memory brings together a curated selection of paintings and sculptures by Jacopo Scassellati. Through mythological imagery, luminous figuration, and sculpted terracotta forms, the exhibition explores transformation, memory, and the enduring presence of archetype across time.

Archetypes of Light and Memory

City lights illuminate the urban landscape as a space of continual change and presence. The collection brings together images that emphasise form, rhythm, and the effects of illumination across varied environments. It investigates the interaction of structure, space, and light, showing how these elements coexist and shape the urban landscape.

The work attends to contrast, variation, and spatial relationships. The city appears as a dynamic system of moments that connect and diverge, suggesting continuity while allowing openness in interpretation. Patterns, architecture, and the movement of light reveal the character of urban spaces.

The result is a presentation that is immediate yet expansive, orderly yet fluid. It draws attention to intersections and layers that exist throughout the city, highlighting the presence and influence of light as a defining element.

City Lights

Voices of Women brings together a diverse group of female artists whose practices speak from different places, materials and lived experiences, yet resonate around a shared core: the act of giving form to what is often unseen, unheard or unspoken.

This exhibition is not about a single narrative of womanhood, nor does it aim to define a collective voice. Instead, it embraces multiplicity. Each artist presents her own language—sometimes subtle and introspective, sometimes bold and confrontational—shaped by personal history, intuition, observation and resilience. Together, these works form a constellation rather than a chorus: distinct voices existing side by side, connected without merging into one.

Across painting, texture, gesture and material exploration, the works in Voices of Women engage with themes such as connection and fragmentation, inner landscapes, memory, transformation and the relationship between body, nature and environment.

Voices of Women

My artwork is a vehicle for healing…

If you are attracted to any painting and feel a connection to it, you are invited to learn and grow spiritually and emotionally. These artworks function like prayer tapestries; they are created to be contemplated, to learn from and to positively affect the space where the art is installed.

This occurs because through my intuitive and open-hearted channeling, codes of light and love are embedded within the images and connect with the viewers’ light.  Like setting off sparklers in the heart mind, encouraging a deeper look.

As you behold a painting, something within it will be a vibrational match to an aspect of your life that needs attention. If you choose to make it yours, and continue the conversation, it will guide and support you in clarifying the issue, embracing it, and transforming it in one way or another.

Painting the Voice of Spirit

The digital gallery of Martha Chapa is an immersive space where art, poetry, and identity converge. Recognized as one of Mexico’s most distinguished contemporary artists, Martha Chapa’s work transcends traditional boundaries, blending figurative expression with profound symbolism.
Her iconic apples — a recurring and powerful motif — become metaphors for knowledge, femininity, memory, and cultural heritage. Through vibrant color palettes, masterful composition, and a poetic sensibility, each piece invites viewers into a universe where emotion and intellect coexist.
This digital platform offers collectors and art enthusiasts exclusive access to original works, limited editions, and museum-quality giclée pieces. More than a virtual exhibition, it is an intimate journey into over five decades of artistic legacy — a testament to Martha Chapa’s unwavering dedication to beauty, philosophy, and Mexican cultural identity.
Step inside, explore, and become part of a living artistic legacy.

Primavera de manzana

In this collection, colour flows across surface and space, structuring perception and creating dynamic interplay within each image. Subtle tonal shifts, contrasting textures, and the modulation of light reveal multiple layers of meaning.

The photographs oscillate between stillness and movement, surface and depth, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in rhythm, nuance, and atmosphere. Colour becomes a conduit for reflection, allowing moments of emotion, memory, and sensation to emerge through visual experience. The collection demonstrates how photography can make visible what often remains imperceptible, offering both insight and wonder.

Virtual Exhibitions

BIG IDEAS SMALLER PAINTINGS

HYPOTHESIS

L'ART AU FÉMININ

COASTAL ODYSSEY - SAPPHIRE COAST

BENEATH THE SURFACE

AT THE EDGE OF PLACE

SHADOWS

NORDIC LIGHT

ABSTRACT

INNER CURRENTS - BETWEEN POWER AND TRANSFORMATION

REGARD SUR LE PAYS

DEAN WEST RETROSPECTIVE: AMERICAN WEST SERIES

FEEL THE LOVE IN THE UNIVERSE

“WISPERS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE” – SOUL ART'S VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

DEAN WEST RETROSPECTIVE: ADDITIONAL WORKS

DEAN WEST RETROSPECTIVE: THE PALMS SERIES

WOMEN

HARLEM FINE ARTS SHOW

ARCHETYPES OF LIGHT AND MEMORY

CITY LIGHTS

VOICES OF WOMEN

PAINTING THE VOICE OF SPIRIT

PRIMAVERA DE MANZANA

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