Copyright © Nicola Kibori Hello all ❤️
I hope this week has been an inspiring one.
On Artists Pages, I featured Lena , who tattoos the surface of ceramic sculptures, and Loumi Le Floc’h , who creates art from discarded aubergines.
Catch up on Instagram , TikTok , and YouTube .
Big plump pigeon. Magnolia wood, painted with acrylic paint. 10cm | Copyright © Nicola Kibori Castel in the clouds. 925 silver pendant and chain. | Copyright © Middaia Red, dust blue, dust pink and black in wool. 40"x52" | Copyright © Maki Rugs Untitled. Ceramic laptops. | Copyright © Kaley Flowers Motel ll. | Copyright © Belenabels A Sip, 2026. Oil on panel. 10in x 10in. | Copyright © Alexis Trice Ad Astra, 2026. Oil on linen, triptych. 96 x 226 1/8 in. | Copyright © Louise Giovanelli. Image courtesy of the artist and Grimm Gallery. Roll the dice, 2026. Stoneware and glass.| Copyright © Savannah Baker Linaje, 2026. Oil and encaustic on canvas. 40 x 35 x 4 cm. | Copyright © Mariana Paniagua Cortés. Image courtesy of artist, Caylon Hackwith and Peana. Anatomical Palace. Oil pastel and watercolour. 76cm x 58cm. | Copyright © Guo Zikai
Inspired by Louise Giovanelli’s triptych, or any other triptych you love: create a 3-part piece that works in perfect harmony with one another.
See you next Sunday.
Thank you so much.
Imi Read , Founder of Artists Pages.
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For the past couple of months, I can't help but notice certain art styles that keep recurring. Hope to see some more variety again soon.
Thanks as always Imi. So much to love and go see here. Trouble is, I always want not only to buy some of them but I want to create even more things too. Thanks too for the quote. Never made a tryptic so I might get my gel plate out today.