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Robbie Kaye✨Inspired by all things nature. Distinct and provocative artwork for home, yard, office, yacht. May all beings be free.

Synthesis, 16x40 inches, (Detail)

Synthesis, 16x40 inches, (Detail)

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Sidetracked, 12x12 in. On wood

Sidetracked, 12x12 in. On wood

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Meet Liza Zhurkovskaya, owner of @kefiartgallery a

Meet Liza Zhurkovskaya, owner of @kefiartgallery and @curatoronthego. I am a proud and grateful member of her online gallery, based in Toronto, Canada. Today we did a studio tour and had a conversation about Creating work during this precarious time. See the whole tour on IGTV in my story or on the @kefiartgallery here on Instagram. Enjoy!

"Red Earth Integration" 8 x 10, Acrylic on Canvas.

"Red Earth Integration" 8 x 10, Acrylic on Canvas. In this time of reflection, I've done much reading about the integration of the soul and ego. Paradox is present in all of us and as I began investigating the nature of the ego and soul, I started realizing how important it was for me to integrate these two entities in order to live with more internal peace. For most of my life I have viewed these aspects as oppositional but now, as I learn more about the importance of both, the gap seems to be closing and an integration of sorts is taking place, little by little. The best way I know how to convey this integration through my art is with colors, melding into each other, creating unity and beauty.

#repost from @brittanydavisgallery *******Artist R

#repost from @brittanydavisgallery *******Artist Robbie Kaye @robbiekaye is part of our online art show. Learn more about Robbie below.

What kind of art do you create?
 I create textural paintings on wood, aluminum and canvas. Some have resin underneath.

What is your inspiration?
 Life, nature, music, art that I admire and inspires me.

What is your artist story?
 I have been journaling my life through art since I was 16, through different mediums; music, writing, photography and painting. It is my intention to utilize my art as a way to insert beauty, inspiration and contemplation.

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#Repost @kefiartgallery Today we will continue our

#Repost @kefiartgallery
Today we will continue our conversation about how colour can affect our mood and emotions with Brown 🤎

Brown is a natural color, associated with the earth and as a result giving a sense of stability and support.

Although brown may not be as glamorous as other colors, its importance in painting is highly recognized by artists, who use browns such as burnt sienna and burnt umber to create subtle gradations from light to dark. The color brown, therefore, enables artists to create a sense of realism on the canvas.

🟤 How does brown make you feel? Brown is a warm neutral color - use brown art to conveys warmth and wholesomeness. Brown is also intrinsically connected with nature, giving it an earthy and wholesome mood, and connotations of fertility, growth, comfort, and nurture.

Brown is a relaxing color. It’s been linked to an increase in tryptophan (related to sleep and our immune systems) and serotonin (linked to mood.) Brown typically gives us warm, settled feelings, reminding us of connections to earth, home, and family.

Although brown has historically been associated with poverty, today associations with rustic living are often positive and desirable, with brown helping urban consumers to feel like they are reconnecting with nature.

See more work by Kefi Art Gallery Artists at @kefiartgallery (all are available for purchase on our website - link in bio).

"We Reminisced" 30 x 40, Acrylic on Wood. During t

"We Reminisced" 30 x 40, Acrylic on Wood. During this pandemic, did you find yourself reminiscing a lot? I did. Thinking of all the people I know all over and wondering if they're ok, reaching out and touching base even for a quick reconnection. In the extra time, I think of old memories, good and bad, like playing a movie in my mind of all the people and placed and experiences that have led me to where I am now and thinking... wow, what a full life I've had and feeling extremely grateful... even for the 'bad' memories (aka the opportunities to learn and grow as painful as they were). I still struggle with forgiveness for some of those memories... mostly for myself. It is, as they say, and I am, a work in progress. And so it goes... Wishing you all a beautiful day filled with memories that fill and expand your heart.

Our girl #nationaldogday

Our girl #nationaldogday

#repost from @kefiartgallery Today we will continu

#repost from @kefiartgallery
Today we will continue our conversation about how colour can affect our mood and emotions with Black 🖤 the symbol of elegance, power and sophistication.

Black is the darkest color, the result of the absence or complete absorption of visible light. It is an achromatic color, literally a color without hue, like white (its opposite) and gray. It is often used symbolically or figuratively to represent darkness, while white represents light.

Black was one of the first colors used in art. The Lascaux Cave in France contains drawings of bulls and other animals drawn by paleolithic artists between 18,000 and 17,000 years ago by using charcoal, and then using more vivid black pigments by burning bones or grinding a powder of manganese oxide.

⚫️ How does black make you feel? The color black affects the mind and body by helping to create an inconspicuous feeling or boosting confidence in appearance, increasing the sense of potential and possibility.

Black is bold, powerful and a little mysterious. If you want to convey a sense of luxury, you can’t go wrong with a simple black-and-white color scheme.

See more beautiful artwork at Kefi Art Gallery Artists (all are available for purchase on our website - link in bio).

Colorful Conversations, 12 x 24, Acrylic on Wood,

Colorful Conversations, 12 x 24, Acrylic on Wood, from the "Aftermath" Collection. One good thing that has come out from this nutty time, in my experience, is that I am having some really good and deep conversations with people. I think this time has given us all an opportunity to reflect and connect a little deeper than the usual automatic way in which we communicate. I hope you and yours are connecting and remembering how precious each one of us truly is.

#Repost @kefiartgallery Today we’ll continue our

#Repost @kefiartgallery
Today we’ll continue our conversation about how colours affect our mood and emotions with Pink 💗

Pink (light red hue) is peaceful and soothing. It also symbolizes femininity, playfulness and romance.

Pink first rose to prominence as the favoured colour of Madame de Pompadour, a mistress of Louis XV. A specific shade of the colour was created and named for her by the Sèvres porcelain company, who enjoyed her favour.

How does pink make you feel? Some people describe pink as a colour that evokes feelings of joy and happiness. Other people see it as a vibrant and refreshing colour - it makes you think of springtime flowers and all things fresh and new.

Different pinks can give different vibes. A lighter pink lends itself to softness, innocence, and tranquillity. A brighter, more saturated pink like magenta or fuchsia can sway toward sexuality and strength. Pink can also be neutral and it has the therapeutic ability to calm and soothe individuals.

Pink looks great in just about every room and Pink artwork will warm the space! Whatever your taste in art, there is a shade of pink for you. View more pink works by Kefi Art Gallery Artists (all are available for purchase on our website - link in bio).

#REpost @kefiartgallery Today we continue our conv

#REpost @kefiartgallery
Today we continue our conversation about how colour affects our mood & emotions with Blue 💙 that is the most popular color in the world.

The first blue pigment was natural mineral azurite. Egyptians created ”Egyptian blue,” which quickly spread throughout the ancient world. During the Middle Ages, the recipe for Egyptian blue was lost, so azurite and expensive ultramarine from Afghanistan were the only sources of blue. In the 15th century, smalt, a finely ground blue glass, came into use for art.

In the early 20th century, Picasso has his ‘Blue Period’ when he painted many monochromatic paintings reflecting his depression following the suicide of his friend Carlos Casagemas.

🔵 How does blue make you feel? Blue is a serene and calming color that represents intelligence and responsibility. Blue is cool and relaxing. Light baby blue is peaceful, while dark blue can signify depth and power.

Blue is often used to decorate offices because research has shown that people are more productive in blue rooms. Blue can also lower the pulse rate and body temperature.

Seeing blue art causes the body to create chemicals that are calming. Go to @kefiartgallery to see more blue artworks by Kefi Art Gallery Artists (all are available for purchase on our website - link in bio).

The Divine Feminine, 18x24

The Divine Feminine, 18x24

Since my artwork isn’t in a physical gallery now

Since my artwork isn’t in a physical gallery now, I staged it in my home. Excited to share an IG Live Art tour with you with @kefiartgallery. Stay tuned for details!
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Photo: “Growing Up” 4x5 ft, acrylic, resin, wood.

The Wave, 24 x 48 Inches, Acrylic, resin on alumin

The Wave, 24 x 48 Inches, Acrylic, resin on aluminum, Framed. $3500 (Shipping Free in the U.S.)

Cheer up your life with joyful art!✨ Summer Sal

Cheer up your life with joyful art!✨

Summer Sale: Aug 18th - Sept 8th, 2020. All fine art is 20% off. Browse our full art collection at www.kefiartgallery.com.

Free shipping across Canada and $60 shipping to the U.S. Worldwide shipping available. Please contact us at hello@kefiartgallery.com to get a shipping estimate. 🌎 #repost from @kefiartgallery

Appassionata, 19 x 31, resin, acrylic, on canvas a

Appassionata, 19 x 31, resin, acrylic, on canvas and wood. Created with #motorcycle tires. $1100

#Repost @kefiartgallery Today we continue our conv

#Repost @kefiartgallery
Today we continue our conversation about how colour affects our mood & emotions with Orange 🧡 As a secondary color, orange combines the warmth and passion of red with the playfulness and joy of yellow.

Since ancient times, this color has had a strong impact. Interestingly, in Europe, the color orange didn’t have a name until the 16th century. Before the word orange came into common use in English, saffron was sometimes used to describe the deep yellow-orange color. This changed when orange trees were brought to Europe from Asia by Portuguese merchants. The color was then named after the fruit.

🟠 How does the color orange make you feel? It’s an energetic color that can bring to mind health and vitality, given its obvious link to oranges. Orange is the color of bright sunsets and fruits such as oranges and tangerines, so many people might associate the color with the beauty of a setting sun or the refreshing taste of citrus.🍊🍊🍊

It is also known to be a great color for motivation and cheering up patients in art therapy. Orange brings a high degree of positivism, rejuvenating us in the most difficult moments. It is a color that will always help us look on the bright side of things and helps us find solutions. It will also make us feel stronger from a physical point of view. The people that are inspired by this color will feel the need to be on a constant move and productive.💃

Orange is a very social color, making people open up and enhance their communication. It is a very inviting color, and it gets people talking and inspires a good mood.

Go to @kefiartgallery to see a few orange artworks by Kefi Art Gallery Artists

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