blue

"I took my inspiration from a bridge over one of our highways in the sierra. It is very dark over there, hardly any light – in fact sometimes the only light they get is from the moon," Peru's Estrada says of this oil on canvas. "A river runs underneath this bridge; its crystalline waters are very cold."

Titled "El puente oscuro" in Spanish.

Sunil Jaiswal depicts a stylized temple—an imagined sanctuary rendered in vivid layers of red, blue and peach hues. The Indian artist works with acrylic on paper and uses bold, rhythmic brushstrokes to form arches, pillars and rising domes, creating a spiritual architectural landscape that feels ancient and contemporary at the same time. The textured strokes suggest movement and energy, while the open arches and ascending steps evoke a serene passage inward, inviting contemplation and meditation. The composition radiates with symbolic sunbursts, enhancing the feeling of enlightenment and inner awakening.

In this expressive acrylic painting on paper, a temple emerges through fluid, abstract brushwork and harmonious color contrasts. Towering vertical forms in deep indigo, coppery red and warm sienna suggest ancient domes, pillars and sanctums—an impressionistic vision of a sacred architecture that invites contemplation. At the forefront, small human figures gather near the temple steps and along the flowing waters, their simplified silhouettes evoking devotion, community and quiet reflection. A lone boat glides across the serene river, reinforcing the sense of a spiritual journey. Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal’s layering of bold strokes with delicate negative spaces creates rhythm and depth, transforming the temple into a symbolic refuge for meditation and solace. Both modern and timeless, the artwork celebrates the tranquil energy of sacred places and the meditative harmony that resides within them.

This acrylic painting rendered on paper by India’s Sunil Jaiswal captures the serene energy of a temple, reimagined as a modern sanctuary for meditation. Boasting calming shades of blue, white and vermilion, the artwork blends architectural elements with expressive abstract strokes, forming graceful archways and domes that echo the quiet strength of sacred spaces. Jaiswal’s fluid brushwork and layered textures create a gentle, contemplative atmosphere. The temple appears almost ethereal, inviting the viewer into a space of stillness, reflection and inner harmony. The interplay of cool and warm tones symbolizes balance, perfect for anyone seeking art that brings calm and positive energy into their home.

A history of battles and decisive events that built the Colonial era in Guatemala is captured in the walls that compose the Castle of San Felipe de Lara. Magnificent and quiet, the complex is surrounded by the region's enchanting nature, hiding inside the remains of dark times. Part of the region's history, this classic castle is depicted by Boni in this oil on canvas impressionist composition of sophisticated allure.

Titled Castillo de San Felipe in Spanish, the piece arrives signed and stretched.