Jupiter seen from one of it’s moons

My painting of Jupiter the way I imagine it can be seen from one of it’s mooms

Sappho and the girl who left the island

This is my pen drawing of Sappho and one of the young girls who had to leave the island, a drawing inspired from Sappho’s poem No word.

Sappho – No word

I have had not one word from her
Frankly I wish I were dead.
When she left, she wept
a great deal; she said to
me, ``This parting must be
endured, Sappho. I go unwillingly.''
I said, ``Go, and be happy
but remember (you know
well) whom you leave shackled by love
``If you forget me, think
of our gifts to Aphrodite
and all the loveliness that we shared
``all the violet tiaras,
braided rosebuds, dill and
crocus twined around your young neck
``myrrh poured on your head
and on soft mats girls with
all that they most wished for beside them
``while no voices chanted
choruses without ours,
no woodlot bloomed in spring without song...''
Sappho

Black and white, after 10 years, the painting I’ve made in 2000 and the pen drawing I’ve made yesterday

This is a painting I’ve made by the autumn of the year 2000, one of my first paintings, a painting of two women standing next to a column somewhere in space, a white European woman and a black one.

The image below is the pen drawing of the same two women I’ve made yesterday.

A new pen drawing of a cosmic Eve

These days I’ve made a new pen drawing of a woman standing on another planet, in the light of the galaxy and Earth-like planet, sending the flame of life to the Earth-like planet.

This video is the making-of of this drawing.

She is leaving

She is leaving, leaving me behind. She is leaving taking away the warm sunlight and leaving the falling leafs of the autumn and the cold winter behind her. Everything is cold, freezing behind her.

This is an image of this blue feeling, a painting I’ve made when I was 16 and the image below is a drawing I’ve made yesterday.

Picasso’s Demoiselles

 

This is my version of Picasso’s Demoiselles

My version of Cézanne's bathers

 This is "the Bathers" a painting made by Paul Cézanne in 1905 and the pen drawing below is a reinterpretation of this painting. This is my version of Cézanne's bathing ladies

The spiral of life

The spiral galaxy that contains billions and billions of planets, some of the like Earth, places where there may be life, the DNA double helix, the spiral of life, pen and color pencil drawing.

More blue and a more colorful rainbow

I’ve made the blue of the shy and ocean I see in her more blue and the rainbow more colorful. This is the portrait of the soul of the woman I’ve always dreamed of. I see the blue sky and ocean with their calm, the warm light of the sun, the stars, the galaxies and the rainbow in her.

Vizualizare album complet

The worker

The worker is just a robot, a slave of the industrial hell practicing it's mechanical job over and over again under the red polluted sky and black sun, in a place where there is no life, no green grass, no blue shy, no light, no nature just the machines and the slaves of this world: the workers.
This is a painting of "the worker" and it's dark world I've made in 2001

I see the world in her

I see the blue sky and ocean, the sun with it's light, the stars, the galaxies and the rainbow. I see them all in her.

This is my newest drawing of HER, the one I dream of for 10 years, the one who would be my world and the center of my universe if she was real, the one I wish I could hold in my arms in my lonely nights.

Here are the older paintings representing her as my world and the center of my universe.

Facebook sucks - Art censorship on Facebook

 " Hello,

You uploaded a photo that violates our Terms of Use, and this photo has been removed. Facebook does not allow photos that attack an individual or group, or that contain nudity, drug use, violence, or other violations of the Terms of Use. These policies are designed to ensure Facebook remains a safe, secure and trusted environment for all users, including the many children who use the site.

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The Facebook Team"
This is the message I've got from Facebook hundreds of times in the last week. One of my accounts has been disabled a few days ago be cause I've uploaded again some of the deleted images but it was not hard for me to make new accounts.
Here are some of the banned drawings and paintings

They don't make the difference between art and pornography and remove my nude women drawings be cause they consider them pornographic.
 This is be cause in our society nudity is sexualized, perverted and associated with pornography ane people forgot to see the beauty and the harmony of the human body, they see it, especially the female body, as a sexual object.

 
Facebook sucks!
It sucks be cause it has no graphic options, the profile is not customizable, there is no browse people and advanced search feature and that's why the only people who can find me and view my posts are the people who already know me and most of all it is not a democratic website be cause it's users have little or no freedom of expression. Facebook is very restrictive and it's censoring art and many other things that are not that bad and dangerous as they say.

This paintings made by the artist Daniel Sprick was removed from Facebook too. It is just a pregnant woman, a representation of maternity NOT sexuality or perversity but Facebook staff doesn't make the difference. Facebook doesn't make the difference between art and pornography, between what is pure natural beauty of the human body and what is dirty, perverse obscene and immoral.

In my drawings and paintings I try to create a beautiful image of the woman, the harmony of the female body, the pure natural image of a woman, not the female body seen just as a sexual object. When I make these drawings and paintings I thing about love, the pure love, not perverted, and about what is beautiful in a woman and for me it would be enough to feel her next to me hold her hand and feel the love if she was real.