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In the Bus, A3 Abstract Art Poster by Ali Jabbar. An open secret with personal freedom frozen in time like a piece in an ancient Museum of art.
https://oleoalmanzora.com/oleoturismo-en-pulpi/ FORMAT: Authenticated A3 Abstract Art Posters
Online Rx Tramadol ARTIST: Ali Jabbar
Ordering Tramadol Online DIMENSIONS: 42.0cm (h) x 29.7cm (w ) ‘Unframed’
Ali Jabbar All rights reserved
In the bus, the woman appears to come from a History of Art museum. Her image is blended in with the present, deep inside…….
…..she blossoms, longing to embrace the world around her. This desire is an open secret with personal freedom…
….frozen in time like a piece in an ancient Museum of art. This tranquil gaze reveals my delayed desires for years.
Though she appears to have come from a History of Art Museum, the woman who watches from In the Bus, exudes an aura of modern independence. Her pensive gaze is as bold as the abstract primary colours beside her. She is at one with her surroundings and has effortlessly blended in with the past and the present.
Art is an experience, so place Ali Jabbar’s A3 abstract art poster In the Bus, on minimalist exteriors. Explore how colours, forms, and shapes interact with each other while the vehicle is in motion. Allow the painting to “speak” to the non verbal aspects of your existence. Let your eyes drift away from the present moment.
A location with traditional exterior designs such as educational establishments, display eye-catching assets taken from Ali Jabbar’s In the Bus. Create a focal point and freshen up a neutral, traditional space. This A3 art poster ties in the different colours, shapes, and lines of the surrounding objects as “classic” meets “contemporary.”
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