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Coffee Cup Set of 4 Calligraphy
AED 65The cup is an enduring symbol of Arabic hospitality, welcome and gentle conversation.
Dubai Skyline Deep Red Gold A5 Recyled Leather Blank Journal
AED 35A special gift you can share with your friends and family.
Coffee Cup Set of 4 Calligraphy With Gold
AED 65The cup is an enduring symbol of Arabic hospitality, welcome and gentle conversation.
Wall Art
Introduce the perfect finishing touches to your home decor with our luxurious selection of wall art. Whether you’re looking to spruce up your living room with a statement piece or add character to your hallway with subtle designs, our wall art is guaranteed to elevate your interior decor instantly.
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AED 240 – AED 625Elvira Pyrkova is an artist living in the United Kingdom. She studied at the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum of the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute. In the United Kingdom her work has been featured in galleries and art fairs in cities like London, Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Bournemouth, Birmingham and Stratford upon Avon. She was a finalist for the Garrick-Milne Prize; the painting short-listed for this award was exhibited and sold at Christie’s London. Her work was twice short-listed for the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists’ Prize. Elvira Pyrkova’s paintings are part of private collections in Japan, France, Germany, Russia, Mexico, Canada, the United States and Great Britain, as are paintings and commissioned portraits of select collectors like Isabel Goldsmith and Mario Moreno Reyes ?Cantinflas? Foundation.
Takeaway Mona
AED 330 – AED 750Art theft is brazen, and sometimes comical. The largest art theft was in 1990 in Boston. The thieves dressed up as policemen and ended up walking away with 500 million dollars worth of art! The Vermeer was stolen as part of that heist – if you know where it is now, there is a 10 million dollar reward. Read about the most famous heists here!
Untitled #16
AED 240 – AED 1,250Untitled Paintings (19 paintings)
This “Untitled” piece is a celebration of artistic freedom and unbridled creativity. In choosing not to assign a title, the artist invites you, the viewer, to engage directly with the work in its purest form. This approach strips away preconceptions and narratives, allowing the art to speak for itself through its colors, shapes,?and?textures.
Untitled #17
AED 218 – AED 1,000Untitled Paintings (19 paintings)
This “Untitled” piece is a celebration of artistic freedom and unbridled creativity. In choosing not to assign a title, the artist invites you, the viewer, to engage directly with the work in its purest form. This approach strips away preconceptions and narratives, allowing the art to speak for itself through its colors, shapes,?and?textures.
Untitled #1
AED 240 – AED 1,000Untitled Paintings (19 paintings)
This “Untitled” piece is a celebration of artistic freedom and unbridled creativity. In choosing not to assign a title, the artist invites you, the viewer, to engage directly with the work in its purest form. This approach strips away preconceptions and narratives, allowing the art to speak for itself through its colors, shapes,?and?textures.
Building Bridges K4
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
Building Bridges K3
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
Building Bridges #27
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
Building Bridges #28
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
Building Bridges K1
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
The Confrontation (colour)
AED 275 – AED 750A journey of patience led Florian to this image, as it took many scouting trips to identify this spot, and even more visits to the location to finally find clear skies adorned by clouds, while a pair of oryx were engaging in their territorial rivalry. The resulting photograph is meant to represent both the confrontation of the animals, but also the contrast of harsh urban shapes of Dubai, with the natural soft outlines of the dunes of the UAE desert.
The Confrontation (B&W)
AED 275 – AED 750A journey of patience led Florian to this image, as it took many scouting trips to identify this spot, and even more visits to the location to finally find clear skies adorned by clouds, while a pair of oryx were engaging in their territorial rivalry. The resulting photograph is meant to represent both the confrontation of the animals, but also the contrast of harsh urban shapes of Dubai, with the natural soft outlines of the dunes of the UAE desert.
Floating Giant
AED 275 – AED 650One of the most elusive sights you can witness is a blanket of low fog rolling in from the desert for a few mornings in the year, covering the ground and elevating the The Burj Khalifa above the clouds. This view from one of the tallest buildings in the Business Bay district provides a never before seen angle of the world’s tallest building.
Battle of the Burj
AED 275 – AED 650The most iconic landmarks of the city meet in this perfectly composed image as the glittering skyline comes alive while the last light of the sunset reflects on the glass facades of Dubai’s incredible architecture.
Colours, Shapes & The Moon
AED 275 – AED 650In its minimal approach, this image shows one of Dubai’s most famous buildings with our celestial companion as the sunset casts a pink hue into the sky. Taken from a several kilometers away, it’s a real photograph that plays with proportions, creating an unusual perspective of a familiar subject.
Wadi Scenery
AED 275 – AED 750When people think of Dubai, they often only see glitzy cityscapes and sandy deserts – rarely are mountainous landscapes the first thing on someone’s mind. However, the UAE is home to beautiful rock formations in the Hajar mountain range, lined with Wadis carrying water throughout the rainy season, and feeding greenery left and right of the valleys. This image is part of the “Timeblend Dubai” series, showcasing how day to night flow into each other by merging multiple photos taken at different times of the day into a single continuous transition that is not normally evident to the human observer.
