Oliver Sin
This painting is not about a nightmare. This was one of my first bigger canvases, so I decided to make something expressing. It was in 2009 winter and if my memory is good my grandmother died 4 or 5 month before. I started to paint a couple hours after mindnight and I was a little lonely, because I lived alone
Oliver Sin
In 2009 on the Christmas Eve Mess Pope Benedict XVI was dragged to the ground by a woman, who was later identified as Susanna Maiolo, 25, having tried to attack the pontiff the year before too. The attack was fairly harmless, and the woman was taken to a mental hospital. Not every attack against a pontiff ended well, however.
Oliver Sin
oil, oil pastel on canvas, 50X70cm private collection
Oliver Sin
oil, oil pastel on canvas, 60X80cm private collection
Oliver Sin
science art | oil, oil pastel on canvas, 80X120cm This science art painting strated with an idea about the light that changes everything. How it reinvents objects, how it makes a perfect deception. Mostly we receive information throught vision from our world, so it is very important to know how it works for the everybody
Oliver Sin
oil, oil pastel on canvas, 2 pieces 50X70cm private collection
Oliver Sin
I made this painting in 2009, soon after I’ve finished my Croatian studies at West Hungarian University. “Pazi” is a Croatian word, the English translation is “Look out!’ or “Attention!”. oil, oil pastel on canvas, 50X70cm
Oliver Sin
oil, oil pastel on canvas, 50X70cm private collection
Oliver Sin
oil, oil pastel on canvas, 80X100cm private collection Venus is the second planet around the Sun in our solar system. It is the only planet in the solar system that was named after a female character – namely Venus, the Roman goddess of love, sexuality, and affection, born of sea-foam. Its astronomical symbol is the symbol of the