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In this glorious painting, Anush includes the letters “H” and “Q” from the Armenian alphabet beneath a mystically illuminated face to depict the light the Moon sends to the Earth.
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
This large painting—with its stunning rounded portal at center—reflects Lark Pilinsky’s stated artistic mission: to foster personal determination and the desire to follow one’s passions with joy and optimism through her work.
Framed Oil Painting Collage On Archival Board
Combining painting with rough objects in a collage, Lark Pilinsky portrays the effect of sunset lights reflecting on the waters and roofs of a mystical fairytale Mediterranean city symbolizing action between the known and unknown, belief and disbelief.
This rare magnificent image of Buddha Shakyamuni is represented in meditation position called Ch’ien Pai Yi Hua-shen (the Hundred Billion Human Manifestations) in Chinese, the position the Buddha assume while seeking enlightment under the Bodhi tree. and is based upon Indian models carried to China. The hands are in dhyana-mudra the thumbs touching at the tips forming a triangle symbolizing the triratna (Three Jewels of Buddhism), which are the Buddha, the Dharma (the Buddha’s teachings) and the Sangha (the community of monks). The wan symbol on Shakyamuni’s heart symbolizes infinity and auspiciousness often shown to contain within it the whole mind and heart of the Buddha.
Large Framed Oil Painting on Heavy Plexiglass
This oil painting on plexiglass expresses Lark Pilinsky’s reverence for nature’s role as the ocean’s surface, sky and stones melt together like the joyous and tragic moments of our lives.
Framed Acrylic on Canvas
Part of Lark Pilinksy’s California Shores Series, this small serene framed painting emphasizes the brilliance of colors and energy created by the convergence of water, air and sun.
The creation of renowned French-American multimedia artist and sculptor Pascal Giacomini, Giaco GuitarTM Sculptures are uniquely playable works of art highly prized for both their musical and artistic merits. Technically, they are hybrid oil-can, solid body electric guitars.
This custom-made “OK Oil” guitar features the striking black and gold colored oil can of OK Motor Oil, a prominent American oil company from the 1940s and 50s before the industry was consolidated. This is item number 7 out of an eventual collection of 100 Giaco Guitars™ made by the artist. Each item in the collection is a one-of-a-kind, impossible to reproduce creation.
Specs for this Guitar Sculpture include:
Testimonial:
“The Guitar works perfect. It resonates. It sustains all the way up the neck. It warms up when you turn up the volume. A bold, strong sound. A very versatile instrument. Very comfortable to play. Makes you inspired. Great neck access. All the sculptural elements add tone. You get a sustained punch. The guitar is very warm, yet crisp.”
– Sal Esquer, Master Guitar Tech at Sam Ash Hollywood for 20 years.
Framed Acrylic Painting Collage on Paper
Exhibited in several galleries, this collage by Lark Pilinsky features a single strand of textured string, showing the inseparable union of two humans in a state of blissful love.
This rare and beautiful cadence drum was used in a Chinese temple to help monks and chanters think about the meaning of the texts they recite. Carved fish scales and two fish heads embrace a pearl carved on the handle to symbolize unanimity and accord. The fish pair is similar to the popular pair of…
This rare Ming/Qing wood Buddha as an infant is remarkable because of the way it has survived: although the arms, legs and torso have deteriorated, it is virtually untouched from the neck up. With its smooth but irregular surface, this piece for lovers of wood, which probably more striking than the original piece, as its erosion shows the random miracle of chance. Highlighted on a frosted acrylic base.
This rare magnificent carving of Joseph with the Christ child from Kerala reflects a blend of Portuguese and European traditions with the indigenous traditions of South India. Joseph stands in an altered European contrapposto pose, light-skinned, blue-eyed, with western features. As the earthly father and patron saint of workers, he wears a modest burnt-umber shawl. Exquisitely carved, he is the embodiment of simple spirituality.
The transformative magic of the Winter Solstice is captured here in the contrast between darkness and light with deep hued colors to capture the natural beauty and chill of winter stillness. Anush’s enthusiasm about this time is attributed not only her December 21 date, but as a reflection of the year in joyful events and the promises the season brings.
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