Rising majestically from a dark black and grey expanse, "Phoenix Unbound: The Flame of Unity" captures the profound essence of resilience and transformation. The vivid red, orange, and yellow of the phoenix blaze boldly, representing the fierce determination and strength that emerge through life’s trials. This abstract work embodies the interplay between adversity and renewal, with the neutral backdrop symbolizing challenges overcome and the radiant phoenix standing as a beacon of hope and rebirth. Rooted in the theme of global unity, the piece celebrates the universal power of humanity to rise above hardships, finding strength in diversity and connection. It invites viewers to reflect on their personal journeys, inspiring a shared admiration for the beauty of transformation and the enduring flame of resilience.

"Phoenix Unbound: The Flame of Unity"

"Blessed Creation" portrays the beauty of some endemic plants and animals in Mauritius. The vivid colors, patterns and diversity conveys a harmonious environment.

"Blessed Creation"

In favor of Valentine’s Day it’s right to highlight a piece made from the intentions of a loving heart - Purple signifies royalty, and as the blues and oranges echo throughout the painting, the feeling of love radiates and envelopes you like a warm blanket.

"The Heart Part"

“Sometimes we forget our crowns or forget to release our self’s from burdens that we can control. It’s not the crown that’s heavy but the pain we comprehend and carry” - KWBC

“Heavy is the Head”

Inspired from a story, there are 2 beasts inside of each of us fighting for control, so it all depends on which one you feed the most.

"Pride Rock"

"Ereignisfeld (EhrefurG.)"

"Ereignisfeld (Frostige Zeiten)"

"Ereignisfeld (Heimkehr Am Abend)"

Gouache & Watercolor on Cardboard - Composition of Islamic motives, this form called SHAMSE which means “sun”, this style of painting called Tazhib

"Shamse"

"Shindig"

Persian Painting: Gouache & Watercolor on Cardboard - Academic work, copy of old Miniature (16th Century)

"Shirin"

"The City Sleeps"

"Waves of Inner Peace"

"Strawberry Dreams"

“Let’s Play Bubbles Again” is a quiet tribute to memory, companionship, and the unique personalities of my six cats. Drawn in pen and ink, the piece captures them all gathered on a windowsill, framed by curtains, their attention held by the playful bubbles drifting outside. Each cat is represented through distinct shapes and patterns that reflect who they are—each mark a reflection of their spirit. I created this piece months after one of them passed away. In life, they were always around me, but I never managed to capture them together in one frame. This artwork became that moment—an imagined reunion, a memory frozen in time. The title echoes a simple joy we shared: playing with bubbles. It is a love letter to the ones still with me, and to the one who lives on in the quiet corners of my home and heart.

“Let’s Play Bubbles Again”

"Tom Hanks"

"Jack Nicholson"

"Lost in the Desert"

"Sun Bleached"

"The Girl The Chair and The Dragon"

"Mouse Gentleman and Pigeon"

"Sweet Prosperity Comes Slowly"

"shivrudr"

"The Journey of Life"

"Tittel the Mitting"

"The Arrival of Spring"

"The Magic of the Dolomites"

"The House of my Dreams"

PIDEmónio presents itself as a work of symbolic and emotional character, delving into the depths of the shadows of a repressive regime, focusing especially on the actions of the PIDE (International and State Defense Police) and its devastating effects on people's lives. The composition is remarkable for its ability to convey a psychological dilemma through the exaggerated expressions of the characters, whose faces emit feelings of fear, anguish, sadness, and, in some cases, despair. These elements are not merely facial representations, but rather an emotional language that reflects the oppression and trauma experienced under the weight of surveillance and authoritarianism. The expressions of the figures seem to amplify the tension and suffering, but at the same time, they are covered by a palette of vibrant and vivid colors that almost paradoxically contrast with the scenes of oppression. 
 
Almada, Portugal

"PIDEMónio"

Libertar-te (Free Yourself) arises from the reflection on the COVID-19 pandemic, where we were forced to stay indoors, trapped in our homes and limited in terms of our social life. Taking into account this traumatic experience combined with the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution, where the country emerged from a dictatorship and freedom prevailed in its many facets. This work represents the possibility of being free, of making ourselves heard, of having an opinion, of being different, with its primary focus being the possibility of expressing what is in our souls through art. 
 
Almada, Portugal

"Libertar-te"

In Masks Within, the artist invites us to pierce the veil of appearances and dive into the many layers that shape human identity. The piece presents a vibrant ensemble of faces—each unique, each fantastical—as if emerging from a shared dream or a collective unconscious. Drawing from urban art, the work pulses with raw urgency. Each face is built like a colorful scream—a layering of visceral strokes, chaotic patterns, and symbols seemingly lifted from a living sketchbook. These figures coexist in a compressed space, and through their masks, they reveal multiple versions of the self: the intimate self, the social self, the imagined self. The dense composition, the lack of traditional perspective, and the intense gaze of each face offer a dissonant reflection of our shared humanity. It is a celebration of inner multiplicity, expressive imperfection, and the freedom to exist in many forms—forms that, at times, scream to break free into the streets. 
 
Almada, Portugal

"Diversidade / Diversity"

Girl with crush wanting to get noticed in the winter time, when all is showing but only your head. 
 
Phoenix, AZ USA

"Edie"

Acrylic/Ink/Sequins, Whimsical Commissioned Painting of Lilly 
 
Phoenix, AZ USA

"Could You Repeat that Please, in "Dog"? "

Hand-painted, hand-torn collage, flowers in vase. 
 
Phoenix, AZ USA

"Flowers Jenny, Harold, & Mim Getting Ready for Spring"

"Behind the Walls"

"On a Blue Threshold"

"Hidden Treasures"

"Botanical Garden Landscape"

"Cosmic Garden"

Acrylic and collage on canvas. 
There is always light in the night. 
 
Rijeka , Croatia

"Light in the Night"

Storm at sea. 
 
Rijeka , Croatia

"Adrift"

By matching colors and using your imagination, you will be able to sort out lost things. 
 
Rijeka , Croatia

"Lost Things"

"Breakfast"

"The Approaching Storm"

"Study"

Watercolor on silk. 
 
Vietnam

"Myself"

"My Cat"

"Digest Me So I May Return as a Bird"

"Worthless Smiles"

Virtual Group Exhibition
Curated by Chantelle Fulce and CEV Art Gallery Jurors


Art has no borders—this exhibition highlights diverse perspectives, cultural storytelling, and artistic expressions that connect humanity with visual artists globally.

“Global Expressions” – A Celebration of World Art Day 2025 3D Gallery