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Rebirth 13" x 19"

$100.00

By Chris Blanco

Photography Print

13”H x 19”L

Signed by Chris Blanco. Limited Edition. Unique.

Sounclouds

$2,200.00

by Amita Aung Thwin

Acrylic & Gold leaf on Canvas

24” x 36” x 1”

From Amita’s Luxury Collection Series - Soundclouds - 2022 - A dreamy, smokey, abstract expression of soundwaves floating in fluffy clouds - an interpretation of an angel's song - guiding, protecting, and enveloping us in an atmosphere that encourages creativity and growth.

“My journey as an artist can only be described as an incredible adventure, a roller coaster of highs and lows, but despite the moments of chaos and confusion, I can’t imagine my life without my art practice.

My art practice has been such an important transformative part of my life since I found my way back to it in 2018. Prior to that, I was honestly a little lost. I had forgotten about my love for creating, and the artist in me that had flourished as a child. Reconnecting to my inner artist has been a form of healing, and a release of creative energy that's brought me closer to who I really am. I've realized that my art practice is intensely spiritual, and that my higher self (source, universe there are many names for it) is speaking through these abstract expressions and symbols.

Through the process of creating a piece, a message, a lesson, or a theme will emerge. It’s usually guidance coming from a source beyond myself. I’ve realized that the creative process really has the power to heal and transform, and that there are infinite possibilities when we're aligned and connected to our true selves. This realization has been freeing. We can create a life filled with passion and purpose, we can release ourselves from our programmed limiting beliefs and choose how we want to live our lives.

Many of the messages that come through in my art are related to the freedom in authenticity and connecting to our true selves. Sometimes sharing these very personal messages can be challenging, but it has become clear that I need to share my art, story, and messages. In this time of disconnection & division, I hope it reaches and resonates with whoever it’s meant to connect with.

My work is primarily abstract acrylic. I like to play with different textures and methods. I have fun with texture and love how much it can completely transform a piece; add so much depth and make it more interesting. I need to feel free when creating, so for me there’s no formal process, but just getting grounded, centered, and having the mind-set of being open to play and exploration puts me in the creative state. If I have trouble focusing or getting grounded, the process of prepping the canvas, picking the colors, and taking a big brush or pallet knife and jumping right in is enough to get into the flow state. Each piece is its own adventure, just like each day. This free-flowing style, with all its ups and downs and twists and turns, allows me to capture the magic of trusting the process. “

Amita Aung-Thwin is a contemporary abstract painter from Honolulu, Hawaii. Her love affair with the arts started as a child, where she spent hours drawing, painting, and creative writing. Over the years, her focus shifted away from creative pursuits. However, in 2013 she experienced a shift and re-discovered her love for art after she started practicing yoga. As her yoga practice deepened, she felt led to explore her creativity and spirituality. In 2018, she started exhibiting and going deeper into her art practice.

Her artwork has been shown in exhibitions in the U.S. and India, including, “Sangam” the exhibition from her 2019 residency in Rishikesh, India. In the U.S. she has exhibit in various group exhibitions in California and Hawaii, including Abstract Only! A juried art competition in Hilo, Hawaii, and the Angel Open, a juried exhibition in Los Angelos. Her work has been published in Exhibit zone and Artistonish magazine. She is also a founding member of the Elders Collective, a recently-formed international artist collective. She describes her artist journey as transformative and healing. She currently works to support community housing initiatives and believes art can be one of the most powerful vehicles to transform and heal both individuals and communities.

Solana Beach

$1,090.00

by John Cornfield

Acrylic on Canvas

24” x 30”

Cornfield captures the ever-changing light of the California coast with loose, confident brushwork and a luminous palette of soft blues, peach, lavender, and gold. His impressionistic approach distills each seascape to its emotional essence — the quiet drama of open water, expansive skies, and the fleeting warmth of coastal light. Each painting feels both intimately observed and universally felt, bringing the meditative calm of the Pacific into any space.

John has been painting landscapes for over twenty years, drawing inspiration from an earlier generation of Southwest and California plein air landscape painters. Working with acrylic on canvas in the studio, John’s images are composites of photos taken from favorite coastal, inland and desert nature settings. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries in Santa Monica, Sonoma, Santa Barbara, La Quinta and San Diego, and hang in permanent collections at institutions such as UCLA Hospital and Arizona State University. Member California Art Club.

“Landscape art provides a transport to the beauty and timeless wonder of nature.”

Carnival

$5,000.00

by Joshua Rios

Oil on Canvas

40” x 30”

This is an original abstract oil on canvas by Joshua Rios, a contemporary painter whose abstract works are defined by explosive gestural brushwork, richly built-up texture, and a fearless command of color. The palette here is festive and warm — soft mauves and dusty pinks dominate the mid-tones, punctuated by bursts of saturated golden yellow, teal, burgundy, and cobalt blue. There's an orange warmth glowing along the upper edges that feels almost like late afternoon sun. The overall effect is celebratory and kinetic — full of visual noise that somehow resolves into harmony the longer you look.

Rios layers pigment with intention, building a tactile surface that rewards both close inspection and distance viewing. Each mark feels spontaneous yet contributes to a cohesive visual rhythm that draws the eye across the entire canvas.

This is a substantial, investment-worthy work for serious collectors seeking original painting with strong presence, authentic voice, and undeniable visual impact. Joshua Rios's paintings command attention in both private residences and curated collection spaces.

“My passion in art has always been drawn to the mysterious things that pull us in but still allow us to discover the meaning on own. The idea of colors and rhythm influencing our internal chemistry also inspires me to add as many different colors as possible while still keeping the painting harmonious and without distracting from life.”