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

Noir Haven is a sanctuary of shadows —
a dark refuge where pain, vulnerability, and beauty coexist.
It maps the internal landscape of a mind caught between chaos and melancholy.
A space where overwhelming emotion and numbness collide,
and where creation becomes the fragile refuge that holds it together.
This exhibition reveals fractured versions of self—
raw, untamed, and haunting.
It is not a place of comfort, but a place to confront what lies beneath the surface.
Step inside the haven where silence roars and darkness breathes.

NOIR HAVEN

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

THE INTEGRATION OF SOFT LIGHTING AND MINIMALIST
LAYOUT MAKE IT A SANCTUARY WHERE
VISITORS CAN WANDER IN CONTEMPLATION,
ALLOWING THE ARTWORKS TO SPARK SELF-REFLECTION AND INNER PEACE. WHETHER IT'S A SERENE COLOR GRADIENT OR AN ABSTRACT PIECE FULL OF CHAOTIC ENERGY, EACH WORK HERE SERVES
AS A GATEWAY TO INTROSPECTION AND A PATH TO HEALING.

COLLECTION: THE COLOR CHAOS 
BY HAND


-THE COLOR CARBON 2026



SOME ROOMS ARE UNFINISHED 
PROJECTS ARE DISPLAY SIZE NOT ACCURATE TO REAL LIFE SCALE




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THE COLOR CARBON

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.

Colours 2

February 2026

Nina arbejder meget intuitivt, gerne med mange farver.

A new journey

This virtual gallery presents the latest additions from the Artgal Zim Center in 2026—a carefully curated selection of contemporary Zimbabwean sculpture and painting. Each work reflects a dialogue between tradition and experimentation, material and meaning. Together, they offer collectors and viewers an intimate encounter with artists shaping Zimbabwe’s evolving visual language.

Contemporary Currents | Artgal.Online

This collection frames Asia as a continent of layered human and environmental life, where the intensity of daily life meets enduring beauty. Generations interact with traditions, and societies adapt while carrying the weight of history. Light, atmosphere, and the contours of place inform and reflect life, giving the continent a richness that is visual, social, and cultural at once. Asia is alive in its density, its subtle elegance, and the persistence of its systems of life, producing a depth and texture that is uniquely its own.

Its vitality and character emerge from the continuity of life and the adaptability of its people. The beauty of Asia is inseparable from the care of human presence and the resilience of its surroundings.

Asia

Landscape of Becoming is a virtual solo exhibition by Christiaan van Ruyven, presenting a body of paintings in which landscape is not depicted, but felt. Rather than representing a specific place, these works open a space of transformation — an inner terrain shaped by colour, memory, movement and atmosphere.

Christiaan's paintings emerge through an intuitive and layered process. Gestures are built up, erased, repeated and reworked, allowing forms to appear and dissolve over time. What unfolds is not a fixed image, but a continuous state of becoming. The paintings resist closure: they hover between emergence and disappearance, between structure and flow.

Colour plays a central role in this process. It functions not as surface decoration, but as an active force that shapes space and perception. Deep blues suggest depth and inwardness, reds carry intensity and tension, while lighter tones introduce breath and openness. Colours collide, overlap and recede, creating rhythmic compositions

Landscape of Becoming

Exposition de peintures et photographies sur le thème de l'abstraction avec :  
Alain ARNOUIL
Jean-Claude ATZORI
Michèle CHARLES NICOLAS
Monique DARDEAU
Patricia DALLUZ GALEGO
FRAPPIS
Florence V. HENRIC
Martine LALLEMENT
LYX
MARICK
Véro MAZUREK
Michèle SALA
SCALARUDGIA
TOUSSAINT
Kristine VIERA WOLF

Art Abstrait

The first exhibition of 2026 at Art Upstairs featuring over 50 original 'unframed' works from over 20 members of the New Atlantic Wave. These include painting, prints,textiles,ceramics and glass capturing the diversity of creatie work in north Devon

Unframed

La Galería Digital de Martha Chapa es un espacio virtual que reúne su obra más representativa, celebrando más de cinco décadas de trayectoria artística. Un recorrido por su universo de color, simbolismo y emoción, donde la manzana, la feminidad y la identidad se convierten en protagonistas.

Manzana vigilada

The sky is both constant and vast, a presence that touches all our lives. Though our paths may diverge and our experiences differ, we all share this expanse above us, a common horizon that reminds us of our connection to one another. Its changing light, the movement of clouds, and the stars at night are simple yet powerful reminders that, despite distance or difference, we inhabit the same world.

To look upward is to pause and reflect, to recognise both our individuality and our shared humanity. The sky quietly affirms that, wherever we are, we are connected by something larger than ourselves, a common space that belongs to us all.

Our Sky

RETENTION OF ARTWORKS BY ARTIST KEITH INGRAM FOR POSTERITY.

ARTIST EXHIBIT

This exhibit is a collection of 104 carefully selected works representing my last 10 years of creating paintings. Despite the wide range in subject matter, the paintings have the following things in common: vibrant color, striking composition and (of course) lightheartedness.

Paintings: A Selection From The Last 10 Years

This collection explores quiet moments of connection, movement, and inner change.
The artworks focus on transitions — pauses before action, closeness before certainty, and the courage found in staying present.

Life Is Live

Saabi Art 2026

A Rowan Gallery

'River Abstracts' is an awe-inspiring collection of photographic artworks by Alexander Rowan, showcasing the magnificent Pjorsa River Region of Southern Iceland

'I wanted my first exhibition to be of a place few people had ever seen or heard; A place where few souls roam, and yet so unbelievably beautiful you couldn't help question whether or not its real. 

The Pjorsa River is that place to me. Like an endless song the river transform in color, form and inspiration. It holds beauty, ineffable, and a wisdom I have silently sipped every moment I spend there. To this day, I have never seen another soul .
 
Time and again I return like a pilgrim to these shores where the river meets the sea. I always find a new river. And I always depart a new me.

Have you also learned
The secret of the river?
There is no such thing as time.

All works are Limited and Signed. Editions of 100 + (1) Original APs.

Virtual Exhibitions

HARLEM FINE ARTS SHOW

ARCHETYPES OF LIGHT AND MEMORY

CITY LIGHTS

NOIR HAVEN

VOICES OF WOMEN

PAINTING THE VOICE OF SPIRIT

PRIMAVERA DE MANZANA

THE COLOR CARBON

COLOURS 2

FEBRUARY 2026

A NEW JOURNEY

CONTEMPORARY CURRENTS | ARTGAL.ONLINE

ASIA

LANDSCAPE OF BECOMING

ART ABSTRAIT

UNFRAMED

MANZANA VIGILADA

OUR SKY

ARTIST EXHIBIT

PAINTINGS: A SELECTION FROM THE LAST 10 YEARS

LIFE IS LIVE

SAABI ART 2026

A ROWAN GALLERY

RIVER ABSTRACTS