The symbolism to this painting is personal, and not the easiest to explain. To the upper left side, there’s a woman made of water that blends into a man’s watery torso directly beneath; she holds a drop of water in front of the man’s hidden head. On the right, there is a hawk flying toward … More Painting: Aphrodite’s Revenge
In all honesty, I find abstract – aka nonrepresentational – art to be the hardest to engage in. You have yourself a blank canvas and … what is it exactly you’re supposed to achieve by placing paint on it? Nonrepresentationally, that is. I’m sure that there are as many answers to this just posed question … More Painting: A Masquerade’s Momentum
This oil paining was inspired by a long distance photo I took of two lovers who, during that period of time, inhabited a world all to themselves, remaining blissfully oblivious to the people that surrounded. The form of their embrace was to me captivating: visually expressing a tale of spiritual kinship coupled with ardent romantic … More Painting: The Lovers’ Kiss
Michael W Moiceanu 