Anna Gabali

Infra Temple

We all want to use an infrare tool that could reed everyone's temple. our inner temple is the only thing that keeps us alive.

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Added on 20th of July 2009

Shadow Dancer

Shasow dancers are living in all urban spaces, they express their freedom or feelings through a dance, but we quickly forget about them. it is just a dance

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Added on 20th of July 2009

Rainbow Flow

Colours are our inner beauties. we are quite opened to the messages and feeling they send. we are not intended to absorb the light, but only feelings.

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Added on 13th of July 2009

Emotionial roller coaster with the whell of darkness. darkness, sadness, death with a wish for fulfilment.wheel of darkness is not as bad as it sound, it is necessary to have darkness to see the light.

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Added on 13th of July 2009

The Flower Of Buddha

This all about finding peace, and being abel to master contemplation while the outside enviroment is in motion.

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Added on 14th of April 2009

The Bug

The bug is always in your face, and they seem to multiply also the more your give them attention.

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Added on 14th of April 2009

Grungy Park

Grungy feelings when you walk in a london park late at night or on a dark winter day...

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Added on 14th of April 2009

No Title

This picture was taken with a dslr and then edited

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Added on 14th of April 2009

Voile D'emotions

This artwork is abstract. this was designed using fractal software and colours added with edditing software. emotions are like a net that we can't touch, but still they move in our heads and change our feelings. when we close our eyes sometimes our mind is filled with colours.

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Added on 13th of April 2009

Hello, My name is Anna Gabali and I am a digital artist and teach multimedia, imaging software in a London college. I had a few exhibitions in London. But since I had my son managing work, exhibitions and family was rather hard. I can't afford sitting 18 hours at my desk anymore. So I work when I am free, from my teaching duties (holidays), which are extremely rare nowadays. My encounter with digital media was 1997, when I was asked by my then boss to start designing flyers. I then explored the potentials of digital and multimedia, I went to study multimedia and gained a Postgraduate Diploma with Birkbeck College (London). I am pursuing feelings and emotions and not perfection in my digital practise. My art is spiritual and is prone to reactions. I am also use anything digital for my work, I have a Sony A200 (for pictures), and my computer is loaded, with software; 3D, imaging, editing and Fractal. I usually start with a blank project and let my imagination, and feelings do the work, and the computer helps by trying this and that. Looking at my artwork unfolding is like looking at a plant growing in a natural environment. My best critics are my students, and they say: - "Your art is kind of weird but nice" - "You are very spiritual" - "I want to learn with you" - "I just love your Buddha, can I put on my blog?" - "Thanks Anna, you have inspired me and I want to become a graphic designer". Many do see digital artists as lazy and think that the computer does it all. But a computer has to be told what to before it can compute, render any graphic. There is a great input from the artist too. For my part, I send a big thank you to all the programmers out there, who have made it possible for me and others to be creative with a dumb machine.

Registered: 2009-04-13

Location: London

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