My painting captures the USA’s withdrawal of support from Ukraine, symbolized by storm clouds forming Trump’s profile.
Zelensky stands resolute amidst Ukraine’s beauty, with rising waters hinting at challenges ahead. The sunset suggests an uncertain future.
Storm of Uncertainty 2025, watercolor on canvas, 60×42.3cm
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A bald eagle, bathed in the golden light of the sun, soars through the sky with its prey—the Earth—gripped tightly in its talons. Rather than a symbol of freedom, this eagle embodies unchecked power and greed. Its claws pierce the planet’s surface, leaving deep wounds that bleed into the waters below, a stark reminder of the destruction inflicted by selfish ambition.
On the ground, two refugees stand in disbelief beside the tents of their camp, bearing silent witness to the devastation. Their presence speaks to the countless lives displaced and destroyed by the pursuit of dominance and profit. The eagle’s eyes, filled with dollar signs, reveal a relentless hunger for wealth and control, indifferent to the suffering left in its wake.
This piece confronts the consequences of greed-driven actions and the human cost of power without conscience. It serves as a reflection on exploitation, displacement, and the urgent need for accountability in a world shaped by those who value profit over humanity.
“Greed” 2025, watercolour on stretched canvas, 60×42.3cm, unframed
This drawing critiques the indifferent attitudes of the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, and US-President Donald Trump towards Gaza. Depicting them discussing a seaside resort while Palestinians suffer, it highlights the stark contrast between political ambivalence and human tragedy.
The red ties symbolize the bloodshed, and the golden Trump statue overlooks barbed wire, emphasizing the divide.
Israeli police brutality and a grieving mother by a mass grave underscore the harsh realities faced by Palestinians.
The artwork aims to provoke thought and empathy for those affected by the conflict.
“Red Ties” 2025, pigment liner and watercolour on paper, 42×29.7cm, unframed
