Pulvis’ team created a carefully curated exhibition of works that share our understanding of art’s essence and purpose. Ranging from sculptures and oil canvases to lithographs and photographs, this newly founded gallery is the first step towards establishing a multifaceted space which can embody our ideal of caring for the human spirit.
We believe art is a great consoler and that through it one can find the humility needed for overcoming life’s many obstacles.
"Portrait of Adele"
Bencho Obreshkov
"Dream"
Eliezer Alcheh
Iznik
Turkey
Bird Figure
,,Nodes of life''
"Before the Storm"
Asen Belkovski
Ceramic statue "Prayer"
Lubomir Dalchev
Iznik
Turkey
"Poppies"
Vladimir Dimitrov — Maystora
"Storm"
Hristo Kavarnaliev
"Home"
Kiril Tsonev
"Still life with chrysanthemums"
Haralampi Tachev
Iznik
Turkey
O.N Series - FUCK UR H MARIA
Georgi Georgiev - Jorras
"So it begins"
Aleksandar Yuzev
"Intro"
Evgeni Yonov
Thousand Buddhas
Japan
The Gates Project for Central Park, New york
Christo and Jean-Claude
Ceramic plate
Mexico
"Mistery"
Boris Kolev B.a.i.l.a.
"Flowers"
Rusi Ganchev
"Night"
Genko Genkov
"Landscape"
Tseno Todorov
"Seascape"
Georgi Baev
"Thirst"
Boryana Petkova
"Landscape with houses"
Vasil Barakov
"Life"
Dimitar Batoev
"Contemplate"
Kiril Yakimov
Cow Series Print
Andy Warhol
"Winter"
Emil Stoychev
Iznik
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