Painting
Bart Was Not Here
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Self-Portrait
My country is a place reinforced by stories and lore. The stories are represented physically at Pagodas, Temples, and metaphorically throughout the language as well. That is one of the reasons my artwork has a lot of narrative and a fable framing aspect to it.This motif is an anthropomorphic representation of the Genie (Djinn) from the Islamic tales and folklore I grew up reading and listening to. The basic back story of The Genie and other characters often seen in my paintings is that they were held captive in a bottle for a long time and they are trying to escape the bottle. I use the Genie to represent my position in the world of my artworks.
Acrylic on canvas
19.5"x24"
Starting Price: $1,200
Anonymous
Write for Right
On February 1st 2021, the military coup in Burma brings to an end a brief period of democratic governance. Since the takeover, the country has seen massive protests and a general strike calling for a return of democracy and the elected government. Only few days after the coup, the artist(Anonymous) founded the WRITE FOR RIGHT movement. On a truck following the demonstrations, the group of young artists created hundreds of posters to voice the anger of the people of Burma against the regime. When not demonstrating, the artists from the group painted dozens of art pieces to fund the civil government in exile. Witnessing daily the desperation of the crowd in the street, the artist decided one day to bring a blank canvas to a protest down her building. Spontaneously, dozens of people from all backgrounds picked pens to write down their anger at the soldiers facing them but also their fears. The result is a priceless testimony of the democratic aspirations of her society.
24” x 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
Starting price: $2,500
Speechless
Empty. Numb. Careless. Unfeeling.The lifeless shell of a human you’ve become. This is vacant soul I see. But there is nothing I can do anymore, Except lie here, Pray here, Stay here, Speechless. #KaireeF
Women's ways of thinking and their behaviour become subject to monitoring. This painting has shown that sense of suffocation where Ga-nouq (the flowery, traditional Myanmar patterns) are stretched around the girl, obscuring their identity and containing the memory of being "written over" by traditional expectations of women.
36” x 24”
Acrylic on Canva
Starting price: $800
Red Was Brave
A 1960s poem from a famous Burmese poet , Zaw-Gyi is echoing the resistance and resilience with the metaphor of a delicate yet indestructible Hyacinth/ Bay-Dar flower on top of the gold color background. Like the poem, these two girls are suffering repeatedly from the surrounding repressions but at the end still standing tall with empowerment around them, as if to express nonchalant behavior and highlight their unflappable characters with crises that are presented upon them. These sort of characters are comparable to the Poem’s title ‘yae-khae-the-pa’ which roughly translates to ‘red was brave’, which poetically depicts the victory through these past crises with the flowers on their heads, that are worn nonchalantly as if to say they can pass through any catastrophes. This series was created in Kyiv Ukraine with the color inspiration from the Orthodox Churches in the city and religious icons.
48” x 36”
Acrylic on Canvas
Starting price: $2,300
Along With Melody
A 1960s poem from a famous Burmese poet , Zaw-Gyi is echoing the resistance and resilience with the metaphor of a delicate yet indestructible Hyacinth/ Bay-Dar flower on top of the gold color background. Like the poem, these two girls are suffering repeatedly from the surrounding repressions but at the end still standing tall with empowerment around them, as if to express nonchalant behavior and highlight their unflappable characters with crises that are presented upon them. These sort of characters are comparable to the Poem’s title ‘yae-khae-the-pa’ which roughly translates to ‘red was brave’, which poetically depicts the victory through these past crises with the flowers on their heads, that are worn nonchalantly as if to say they can pass through any catastrophes. This series was created in Kyiv Ukraine with the color inspiration from the Orthodox Churches in the city and religious icons.
48” x 36”
Acrylic on Canvas
Starting price: $2,300
Shar
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Burma Night 2021
48” x 24”
Acrylic on canvas
Starting price: $450
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Painted Melody
18” x 24”
Acrylic on canvas
Starting price: $250
Current highest bid: $250
SOLD
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Soulmate
15" x 21"
Water color on paper
Starting price: $200
Current highest bid: $250
SOLD
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Parrot
10.5" x 15"
Water color on paper
Starting price: $150
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Blooming Bagan
10.5" x 15"
Water color on paper
Current highest bid: $100
SOLD OUT
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Roses
24" x 18"
Acrylic on canvas
Starting price: $250
Burma Wood
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CAMONT
Oil on Canvas
12” x 12”
Starting price: $250
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TRES
Oil on Canvas
12” x 12”
Starting price: $250
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CADE
Oil on Canvas
12” x 12”
Starting price: $250
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HEIGAR
Oil on Canvas
10” x 10”
Starting price: $250
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GRACEVILLE
Oil on Canvas
12” x 12”
Starting price: $250
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YANKIN
Oil on Canvas
12” x 12”
Starting Price: $250
Current highest bid: $250
SOLD
Artist Aung
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Nostalgia
Watercolor on paper
11.5” x 16.5”
Current highest bid: $450
SOLD
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Friendly Sentiments
Watercolor on paper
11” x 15”
Starting price: $200
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Tradition
Watercolor on paper
11” x 15”
Starting price: $250
KMO
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Nine Cemeteries 2
29.7cm x 21 cm
Watercolor, Ink on paper
Starting price: $500
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Nine Cemeteries 3
37cm x 27.5 cm
Watercolor, Ink on paper
Starting price: $500
Moe Nway
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Undead Tree
14.5"x10.5"
Acrylic on canvas
Starting price: $250
ZIG
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WHY?
14"x18”
Acrylic on canvas
Starting price: $1,000
Shwe Thein
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Three women walking in Rakhine
A scene of three women, carrying water pots in front of one of Mrauk Oo’s many ancient temples in Rakhine State. The people of Rakhine have been tragically impacted by unrest over the last few years, however the resilience of its people continues to inspire. This scene shows three women living their daily lives, travelling along a path that was established in ancient times. There are 1.5 M vulnerable people with humanitarian needs in Rakhine. Proceeds from this painting will go towards supporting at least 100 IDPs in Myanmar.
20" x 20"
Acrylic on canvas
Current highest bid: $350
SOLD
Kyaw Zayar
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Stupas
10" x 15"
Watercolor on paper
Starting price: $300
Current highest bid: $400
SOLD
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Ayeyarwaddy River
10" x 15"
Watercolor on paper
Starting price: $300
Current highest bid: $400
SOLD
Photograph
Anonymous Photographer from Myanmar
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Cars
20" x 30"
Frame not included
Starting price: $300
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Buddhist Novice Monks in Bagan
20" x 30"
Frame not included
Starting price: $300
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Indawgyi Lake
20" x 30"
Frame not included
Starting price: $300
A Ba Kyaw
Not for bidding. Selling prints only.
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A Ba Kyaw
12" x 18"
Starting Price: $200
Thomas Tan
Not for bidding. Selling prints only.
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Rapport
12" x 18"
Starting Price: $200
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Lingering
12” x 18”
Starting Price: $200
Zach Hessler
Not for bidding. Selling prints only.
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Reflection
11" x 15"
Current highest bid: $100
SOLD OUT
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Contentment
11" x 15"
Starting price: $100
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Golden Hand
11" x 15"
Starting price: $100
Christine Nguyen
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Blue Moon Flower
8" x 8"
Archival inkjet print
Sending cosmic energy your way
Starting Price: $75