2011 Artworks
Showing 10 artworks with 2011 and with Contemporary
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- Phthalo Green
- Putty
- Black
- Espresso
- Walnut
- Olive
- Brown
- Celadon
- Modern Textile Art
- Contemporary Art
- Baeja
- Nature Technology
- Studio Photography
- Leather Texture
- Provocative Artwork
- Turkish Artist Art
- Radiances Artwork
- Buddha Imagery
- Lush Green Grass
- Fo Guang Shan
- Fashion Art
- Social Commentary Art
- Black And White
- Symbolic Embroidery
- Spiritual Painting
- Korean Fashion
- Sculptural Photography
- Artisan Sari
- Unique Sari Gift
- Multicolored Flowers
- Islamic Miniature
- Devotion Art
- Textile Design India
- Mr Hitesh Rawat
- Decorative Art
- Dark Textile Art
- Seoul
- Serene Nature Scene
- Ikat Sari
- Illustration Art
- Lotus Flowers Art
- Mineral Sculpture
- Moroccan Vanadinite
- Vibrant Floral Field
- 2011
- Andhra Pradesh Art
- Expressive Brushwork
- Geometric Pattern
- Contemporary Floral
- Silver Metallic
- Geometric Sculpture
- Symbolic Artwork
- Dark Brown Colors
- Buddhist Art
- Golden Hues Art
- Royal Blue
- Dreamlike Landscape
- Identity Art Piece
Explore 'Teaching Sujata' by Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum – a serene Buddhist illustration featuring a radiant Buddha offering lotus flowers. Stylized & luminous, it embodies devotion & enlightenment.
Contemporary ikat sari by Mr. Hitesh Rawat (2011), showcasing vibrant red & geometric patterns from Andhra Pradesh. A stunning blend of tradition & modern design.
Explore Nilbar Güreş’s ‘Open Phone Booth,’ a striking textile diptych examining identity & social injustice through intricate embroidery. A provocative study in representation.
A vibrant field of multicolored blossoms creates a serene and dreamlike atmosphere in this contemporary painting by Patricia Kushnick that invites you to bring the beauty of nature into your home.
Loris Cecchini’s ‘Radiances’ – a mesmerizing Moroccan Vanadinite sculpture blending nature & tech. Explore this multi-material, bioluminescent artwork's surreal beauty.
Explore 'Woman’s Baeja' by Johnny Hates Jazz – a striking Korean fashion art piece blending traditional inspiration with modern edgy materials. A bold statement of cultural identity and contemporary style.