Date: March, 2026 Size: 24" x 36" Medium: Oils on Canvas We frequently repeat behavior without comprehending their purpose and hesitate to explore beyond our material world. We confine ourselves to daily routines, cultures, and national borders. Our minds have been conditioned to limit our thinking and not venture beyond these routines. Recently, I contemplated what subject to choose for my next painting. This led me to decide on painting fish in a pond, with different fish representing...

Date: March, 2026 Size: 24" x 24" Medium: Oil on Canvas In my quest to improve my oil painting skills, particularly in creating hyper-realistic artwork, I have chosen to paint a still life of fruits. This marks my first painting in Bali, as I continue to combine my travels with my passion for finearts successfully. You can observe the realistic depiction of the table's elements. The subtle gleam on the papaya seeds indicates a slightly dim lighting effect. The mangosteen and rambutan fruits...

We often hear from wise individuals that one should avoid being judgmental, or that being non-judgmental is the highest form of intelligence. However, as we navigate life, we frequently make judgments to make decisions that serve our needs. This seems to contradict the earlier notion about refraining from judgment. Let's delve into these two seemingly paradoxical approaches to see whether they are mutually exclusive or can coexist harmoniously. In our daily lives, we decide which vegetables...