Georgian artist Lia Chechelashvili’s minimalist art is her signature in my opinion.  These works will stand the test of time in their modern expression of movement in contemporary intimate human relationships with other people, with activities, with objects.

Simplicity speaks volumes in these works, potently emotive and vigorously insightful. The viewer feels the movement, the very air and potency of the moment.  As if a voyeur, one watches subtle interplays, imagined in the mind by suggestion in each arc and vector, each fabulously conceived line and curve.

Marvelous.  I can see these…feel these wonderful works gracing the halls a music school, a dance school, a wonderfully intimate social lounge, the hallowed halls of a respected university…and my own music room.  Can’t you feel them, too? 

Visit Lia Checkelashvili here at ArtMajeur.  Wonderful.  Now if she just sold prints, right?  We’ve got to get her signed up over at ImageKind.

art reviews by DLKeur

Magical Places — that’s Andrew Gibson’s website where his photography takes you on a worldwide tour, from Norway to Uruguay, From Central Park, NY, USA, to Scotland’s coast and beyond. 

Magical?  Yes.  But also achingly real, quietly penetrating your eye and mind to make you feel as if you’re there, transported out of time to still-point moment.

In a village market.

On a cobbled street.

On a beach.

No other soul around.

Commercially, Andrew’s work is exceptionally suitable for ethnic food restaurants, for the quiet waiting room of a solicitor’s or doctor’s office, for the travel agency which specializes in getaways for people who want to visit places off the beaten track.

For your home, though, consider, if you will, the delight and intrigue that his images allow your mind to daydream on, whispering of far off places that you’ve yet to visit.

It’s the work of a special eye that has a quiet mind, and shares his privileged view with us.

Review by DLKeur

Shoshanna Bauer is, by my definition, a fine artist.  She paints first and foremost from inspiration, from the soul, from the Self.  Free and completely clear of self-imposed restriction, she exemplifies what I find precious and wonderful in the undiscovered fine artist — unaffected purity of expression.

Phoenix is glorious. Black Turtle is extraordinary.  Tiger Spirit holds a true essence of the cat.  Damsel Fish is exquisite….

I could name them all, speaking well of each, but I won’t.  I need not say more, because nothing more needs saying.  The art speaks for itself.

Just look.  …And buy.  Here. 

Collectors, contact Shoshanna Bauer through her IK profile contact link (You’ll have to register for an IK account, then see the bottom of the profile page for the IK contact by email link), or by visiting her (rather rough-looking) blog website, located at: http://www.shoshannabauer.com/