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Abstract
Yasmine’s Blue Abstract
Acrylic on Canvas
Yasmine’s Blue Abstract moves through swirling blues and hints of soft white in a composition that feels like water in motion. The layers have depth and quiet energy. It is a meditative piece that invites you to slow down and look.
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Turquoise Glow
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Turquoise Glow centers on a luminous area of blue that draws you into the composition. Three dark rounded forms hang above it, suspended and still. The earthy browns and shimmering golds around the edges give the whole piece a sense of atmosphere and quiet drama.
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Sandy’s Sunset
Acrylic on Canvas
Sandy’s Sunset captures the warmth of a sunlit landscape through loose, expressive brushwork. The yellows and reds and greens suggest fruit or flowers without committing to either. It is a piece about the abundance and light of a good moment.
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Ruby Red
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Ruby Red moves through reds and pinks and purples in swirling layers of color. Bold black lines and splatters cut through the composition and add contrast. It is an emotionally intense piece, open to whatever meaning the viewer brings to it.
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Orange and Red Spheres
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Orange and Red Spheres fills the canvas with overlapping circles and rectangles outlined in bold black, the colors burning with reds and oranges. The blue and white accents offer some balance but the energy of the piece is in its intensity. There is no single place to rest the eye.
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Lily’s Apple Stick
Acrylic on Paper
Lily’s Apple Stick is anchored by a bold vertical form that cuts through the composition. Blues and purples on one side and warm oranges and yellows on the other. The contrast creates energy and suggests a kind of divide or journey across the canvas.
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Lifting the Sun Vertically
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Lifting the Sun Vertically shows people who have died in war, now underground, lifting the sun upward with their feet. It is a metaphor about being beneath the weight of grief and loss and still trying to push the light up. Even from below, the effort continues.
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Lifting the Orange Sun
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Lifting the Orange Sun is about perseverance through depression and political unrest. The warm orange and gold rise against darker tones in a struggle between light and what is trying to keep it down. The concept of the sun here is about holding onto optimism when it is hardest to do so.
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Blue and Brown
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Blue and Brown layers earthy browns with vibrant reds and deep purples, the colors moving and merging beneath crisp turquoise lines. The geometric and organic shapes exist together, shifting between structure and flow. It is a composition about what happens when things blend.
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Abstract Still Life
Acrylic and Ink on Canvas
Abstract Still Life nods toward the familiar forms of a still life without committing to them. The gestural black lines suggest objects without spelling them out, and the bold brushwork keeps everything in motion. It lives between the abstract and the recognizable.
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Ladder Abstract
Acrylic and Ink on Canvas
Ladder Abstract shows bold forms rising upward like ladders or vines, their paths crossing as they climb. At the top they meet vibrant color. At the base, warm reds and oranges ground the whole composition. The piece is about reaching and what it takes to get there.
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Red and White Abstract
Acrylic on Canvas
Red and White Abstract sets bold reds against white, the shapes overlapping and moving across the surface. Accents of yellow and blue and green add variety without breaking the energy. The composition feels immediate and alive.
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Red Abstract
Acrylic on Canvas
Red Abstract fills a large canvas with reds and purples and swirling movement. The bold black lines and splatters cut through the color and create tension throughout. It is an emotional piece, intense and direct.
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Orange and Blue Small Abstract
Acrylic and Ink on Canvas
Orange and Blue Small Abstract plays the warmth of orange against the coolness of blue, two opposites that bring out the energy in each other. The swirling forms show movement and spontaneity. It is a small piece that holds a lot of contrast.
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Sandy’s Orange and Yellow small Abstract
Acrylic and Ink on Canvas
Sandy’s Orange and Yellow small Abstract bursts with warm color, the brushstrokes quick and expressive. The oranges and yellows and reds move across the surface with energy and lightness. It is a small piece with a lot of life in it.
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Holding up the Sun 2
Acrylic and Ink on Canvas
Holding up the Sun 2 is the larger companion in the same series. The red sun sits in the upper right and below it a dynamic structure of color and movement supports it. It takes collective strength to hold the light up and that is what this piece is about. The scale of the painting matches the scale of the effort.
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Tourquise Abstract
Acrylic on Canvas
Turquoise Glow centers on three organic spheres submerged into a luminous field of turquoise. The earthy browns and shimmering edges around them give the piece its sense of atmosphere and quiet drama.
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Blue and Brown Abstract
Acrylic on Unprimed and Unstretched Canvas
Blue and Brown Abstract layers cool blues and warm browns with soft white, in a composition that feels both grounded and open. The organic shapes flow into geometric ones, and turquoise outlines trace the edges between them. It is a calming piece that still has movement and depth.
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Ashrafs Orange and Red Abstract (2018)
Acrylic and Pen on Canvas
Ashraf’s Orange and Red Abstract moves between orange and red and purple, the colors cut by bold black lines into shapes that pulse with energy. The composition has something of stained glass to it, forms defined by what separates them as much as by what fills them. It is an exploration of color and what it can hold.
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