ge motherfuckers ok - channel is in public mode -- anyone can post. if anyone wants an invite...just dm me. i dont love the spam so i'm going to leave automod, autobot, modbot, botmod, notabot or botnot installed -- lol...no idea & cant keep up...but one should be there (may not be working - dm me) https://modbot.sh/channels/art-everywhere/join?c=A6011E feel free to join /art-everywhere & post your everyday artistic shots that would normally be something mundane or missed or just cast some sick art yours or something you love. note: make SURE you tag & give credit to the original artist!!

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🎨 I just created "Fractal Noise #91403" on /nexart

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Cyndi Lauper Last Tour in Japan The theme is a fusion of music and art

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The footprints of culture on the walls of alleys, stories brought to life through color and design.

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Art knows no boundaries. On canvas, in frames, or across city walls… it’s always present, always speaking to us

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Failed photos are more artistic. 😂

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Mint ARTWORK MW #3 The cactus never chose the desert. It just survives with all its might.

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Jean-Michel Basquiat – Untitled (1982) 🎨 This iconic piece by Basquiat, featuring a skull-like figure with vivid, chaotic colors, sold for $110.5 million in 2017. It's raw, energetic, and packed with emotion, reflecting themes of identity, power, and struggle. Basquiat’s work continues to inspire as a cornerstone of contemporary art. @thompson

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Hieronymus Bosch – The Garden of Earthly Delights 🎨 Dive into a surreal triptych like no other! Painted in the late 1400s, this intricate artwork showcases a paradise filled with bizarre creatures, heavenly delights, and a chaotic hellscape. Bosch's vivid imagination and eye for detail make this a timeless enigma, sparking curiosity and interpretations even today. @thompson

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Kazimir Malevich – Black Square 🖤 At first glance, it’s just a black square on a white background, but this 1915 painting revolutionized modern art. Malevich stripped art to its purest form, challenging viewers to find meaning in simplicity. It’s a bold statement about breaking free from tradition and redefining creativity a quiet masterpiece with a loud impact. @thompson

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This captivating artwork exudes mystery and elegance, portraying a skeleton dressed in a formal suit, holding a cigarette in one hand and a single flower in the other. Bathed in the soft glow of moonlight, the piece evokes a hauntingly poetic atmosphere that blends themes of life, death, and solitude. The intricate detailing of the skeleton posture and attire, paired with the somber color palette, suggests a deep contemplation of mortality and beauty. The red flower adds a stark contrast, symbolizing love, passion, or fleeting life amidst the dark backdrop. Unfortunately, the artist behind this masterpiece remains unknown. However, the universal allure of this artwork speaks volumes about its creator's talent and vision. If anyone knows more about this piece or its artist, feel free to share. This deserves to be celebrated and acknowledged! @thompson

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This beautiful sketch is by Saeed Khazaee The image evokes the impression of a human heart, with its contorted form and dynamic lines symbolizing raw emotion, vitality, and the complexities of human life @thompson what's your thoughts on this?

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Pablo Picasso, a Spanish painter and sculptor, is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, known for revolutionizing art through his bold creativity and groundbreaking styles. He co-founded Cubism, an artistic movement that deconstructed forms into geometric shapes, evident in his iconic painting Les Demoiselles d’Avignon. Another of his masterpieces, Guernica, powerfully depicts the horrors of war and remains a symbol of peace and resistance. Picasso’s vast body of work spans over 20,000 pieces, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and sketches, showcasing his versatility and constant reinvention. His art challenges norms and inspires generations to think beyond boundaries. @thompson

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Artist: Claude Monet Artwork: Water Lilies Claude Monet, a pioneer of the Impressionist movement, created his Water Lilies series as an ode to nature's beauty. Painted between 1896 and 1926, these works capture the tranquil charm of his garden pond in Giverny. The soft brushstrokes and vibrant colors draw you into a peaceful, dreamlike world, where light dances on water and lilies float serenely. Claude Monet Step into Monet's garden with his Water Lilies. This series isn't just about flowers it’s about light, reflection, and the harmony of nature. Each painting feels like a window into serenity, showcasing Monet’s genius in capturing fleeting moments. @thompson

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Tsudumimon Gate in front of Kanazawa Station in Japan

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