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In this painting, angelic beings dance around a radiant core, merging with ethereal waves of gold, violet and stardust textures. The composition evokes a kind of celestial choreography—at once a celebration of divine presence and a meditation on spiritual illumination.
Created with natural mineral paint and silver powder on rice paper, Dawn on the Ocean is a signature Anush Babayan painting inspired by the possibility of visiting and populating distant galaxies.
This carved hardwood human figure is an honored Dyak ancestor effigy (hampatong) used to protect villages, people, graves, longhouses and paths to rivers and rice fields. Like most Dyak standing figures, this one is carved in comparatively low relief with arms held placed at the heart and chest and/or sometimes covering the covering the genitals and its facial and bodily features have deteriorated a bit, are rather shallow but are recognizable. It comes on a black Lucite base and was purchased in Bali in the mi 1970s. This piece is featured in a VA instagram post.
The beautiful contemporary bronze Buddha is rendered in Thai Lopburi style in Earth Witnessing (bhumisparsha mudra) wearing a simple two-part Theravada Buddhist monk’s robe that shows his religious devotion. He sits on a highly decorative pierced throne on a three footed curved base. The composition is a double triangle: the three-footed throne itself is a horizontal triangle as it recedes backward in space, and the Buddha and the throne form a vertical triangle. The heavy statue is filled with a cement binder, and it is in excellent condition.
Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
Mystical images, intense colors and sweeping brush strokes reflect Lark Pilinsky’s view that the universe is a blend of real and surreal, fantasy time and space. Fruits of the land and heavenly sublime gifts blend here as they do in our lives.
Oil and Mixed Media on Canvas
Lark Pilinsky’s vibrant painting with an exciting range of hues and shapes transports us to the innocence and fairytale playground of childhood in all of us, when our souls were open to the possibility of transformation and miracles.
Anush Babayan’s Eye of the Universe offers a metaphysical vision where the veil of space appears to tear open, revealing a singular eye watching from inside a kind of sacred geometry.
Face of the Moon reveals a haunting, mystical presence emerging from the lunar surface—part celestial body, part sentient watcher. The moon is shown not as a distant object, but as a living consciousness hinting at the secrets of the cosmos.
The creation of renowned French-American multimedia artist and sculptor Pascal Giacomini, Giaco Guitars™ 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 stand-out piece, “Fendi, the King of Jazz,” incorporates one of Giacomini’s original guitar sculptures into a larger work of 3-dimensional art that combines elements of musical instruments and vintage industrial components to pay homage to both jazz and rock ‘n’ roll.
The central component of the piece is a Giaco Guitar sculpture—the OK Guitar (07/100). Its upright guitar neck symbolizes Fender’s iconic guitars, with additional guitar bodies and musical motifs radiating upward from the base. Elements, including records, speakers and other instrument components, are integrated into a cohesive whole, creating a dynamic, layered effect.
Standing on a black circular metal base, the sculpture rises from a coiled metal spring, adding a sense of tension and rhythm to the piece. The mixed-media assemblage celebrates both the history of Fender guitars and the timeless influence of jazz music, embodying energy, movement and musical legacy.
Specs for the OK Guitar component of this sculpture include:
Katagami are used to decorate Japanese textiles. Six hexagonal shapes with intertwining triple-line forms on top and a single line closing its shape create a dynamic decorative scheme. This beautiful design includes symbolic hexagons, trees and seven-point stars. Well framed with mat board and non-reflective glass.
This vintage beadwork tapestry displays many auspicious Hindu symbols: the Tree of Life, the Monkey God Hanuman, a horse and a pair of peacocks together symbolizing the cycle of life, spiritual growth, enlightenment, divine wisdom and beauty. Traditionally placed at home doorways and thresholds they symbolize warmth, positivity, and protection and invite good luck and blessings to the home and are used in many Indian celebrations.
Framed Acrylic on Canvas
Painted by Lark Pilinsky in late 2024, this work based on an artistic meditation reflects her premonition of the Los Angeles fires months before they occurred in January 2025. Her disturbing vision of fiery destruction is captured in this magnificent and shocking painting.
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