ATRIUM's Choice

Bill Boxer

Reflections dissolve into drifting layers of gold and blue, transforming moving water into an abstract landscape of light and motion.

Bill Boxer

A single dewdrop hangs beneath a curling stem, holding a quiet reflection of the world around it.

LorraRaine Kissick

I titled this one "Swamp Spirits" I built it with layered brushwork in gray and black, with small flashes of yellow to break the surface. The textured forms and intersecting lines create motion—sometimes I see a rain-slicked street, sometimes a fragmented skyline; Ghostly images. What do you see? Which detail pulls you in more: the vertical marks on the water gates or maybe the faces?

Sabine Harmeling

Zwischen Himmel und Beton wächst der Berliner Fernsehturm wie eine stille Skulptur aus Licht und Schatten empor. Die monochrome Ästhetik trifft auf einen feinen roten Akzent – ein urbanes Kunstwerk voller Ruhe, Stärke und zeitloser Eleganz.

Sabine Harmeling

Das Bild zeigt das Brandenburger Tor in Berlin in zentraler, symetrischer Ansicht. Die klassische Architektur wirkt durch die Schwarzweiß-Darstellung ruhig und monumental, während kleine urbane Details im Vordergrund die Szene beleben.

Bill Boxer

Tiny droplets gather along the leaf’s edge like scattered jewels illuminated against the darkness.

Senay Ramada

“Contemporary Parable” by Senay Ramada is an allegorical reflection on contemporary society, where identity is fragmented and truth is often hidden behind masks. Set in a bar as a metaphor for the social arena, the painting presents figures that embody different aspects of human behavior — performance, divided identity, and primal instinct. The chessboard table symbolizes life as a strategic game, while melting elements suggest the collapse of clear rules and moral boundaries. Through layered symbolism, the work invites viewers to question identity, choice, and responsibility in a complex modern world.

Irene Isabel Prestinary

Where edges forget their names.

Bill Boxer

What is seen within the drop lingers briefly, like an echo of something just passed.