The Lost Ones 
Details
Material
acrylic and spray paint on paper
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary artwork features a vibrant and surreal composition. The central element is a large candle, its flame representing a glowing beacon against the dark, night cityscape in the background. The contrasting colors of the yellow and orange striped border frame the deep blue night sky, creating a striking visual effect. The text within the candle's flame conveys a message of "hope lost, hope found," suggesting a deeper symbolic meaning. The artist's distinctive style, characterized by bold colors and whimsical, almost cartoon-like imagery, gives this piece a unique and thought-provoking quality that invites the viewer to ponder the artwork's broader social or philosophical implications. ...

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Rabiya Choudhry
Artist
Rabiya Choudhry
B.1982, Scottish

Working in painting, drawing, text and murals, Rabiya Choudhry explores themes of cultural displacement, identity, politics and mental health through the lens of her personal experiences. The artist treats her vibrant, bold and graphic works as a means of expressing, understanding and working through the painful experiences of human life. The contrast between the joyfulness of her colour palette and the subject matter displays a dark sense of humour, which is used as a tool to convey complex political, societal and personal issues. Choudhry’s work shows inspiration from psychedelic art, B-movie posters, comic books, and folk art. The greatest influence in her work however, is, to put in the artist’s works, “a specific Scottish type of dark humour” which is “dark as hell”. ...

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The Lost Ones 
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