#12 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

I am delighted to bring you this week's selection of art from my saved folder.

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Soak Me, 2024. Acrylic on canvas. 16x10 inches (Copyright © Kalan Strauss)

Space Between, 2024. Oil on linen in painted wood frame. 61 x 46 in. (Copyright © Emily Weiner)

Tête pensive busts, 2024. Glazed stoneware. (Copyright © Myung-Joo KIM | Image courtesy of the artist and P21)

Reverberation (Inside the Hive) #1, 2024. Oil paint. 12x12". By © Susan Grace

Meet Susan Grace, a contemporary figurative artist whose timeless yet evolving oil paintings explore the female figure in extraordinary realms. Her latest series reflects on identity, nature, and life cycles, unveiling a radiant female figure immersed at the heart of a hive, absorbed in her world.

"She is timeless, yet throughout time she is continually evolving, consciously choosing her next transformation, and delighting in her ability to move fluidly from one identity to the next." — Susan Grace

This unique piece is available now through 33 Contemporary, a Palm Beach gallery showcasing emerging and established artists worldwide, in partnership with PoetsArtists.

PURCHASE ON ARTSY

Soothing, 2024. Digital illustration. (Copyright © Jaenam Yoo)

Expired words, 2024. Acrylic on canvas. 33 x 22cm. On display at TM Projects, London until 19/12/24. (Copyright © Arthur Lemonier)

Godzilab, 2024. Oil on Canvas. 150 x 200 cm. (Copyright © Roby Dwi Antono)

Shadows of Men on Ghosts of Horses (Take Your Hammers to History). Oil on canvas. On display at Wolverhampton Art Gallery. (Copyright © Sam Wootton)

Sideview, 2024. Oil on canvas. 6” x 8”. (Copyright © Danny Sobor)

Mad Money Charm, 2024. Paper, Stainless steel. Buy on Micah's Etsy. (Copyright © Micah Adams)

Art Prompt

What inspires you to create? Take 30 minutes, sit quietly, and openly write in a journey about the root of your inspirations. Your earliest memory of creating, why you started, and what influences your process today. To create is a constant conflict, of where our motivation began and what drives us now. Define your vision and reason for doing it.

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