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New York, USA

Maria Lopez

Mixed Media Artist

November 10, 2024

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Paris, France

Jane Smith

Abstract Painter

November 5, 2024

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Tokyo, Japan

Hiro Tanaka

Contemporary Sculptor

November 7, 2024

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About Ardi

About Ardi

Ardi is a unique platform that bridges the gap between art, architecture, and property development. We empower artists, architects, and property owners to collaborate seamlessly, creating meaningful and visionary projects.

Whether you're here to commission art, showcase your designs, or bring creative visions to life, Ardi is your space to connect, inspire, and grow. Let's transform properties into living art.

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Art Timeline

Renaissance
1300-1600
A rebirth of classical art and humanism, emphasizing realistic perspective, proportion, and human emotion.
Baroque
1600-1750
Dramatic, detailed, and theatrical artwork. Characterized by grandeur, rich colors, and intense light contrasts.
Romanticism
1780-1850
Emphasized emotion, individualism, and nature. Featured expressive brushwork and dramatic compositions.
Impressionism
1860-1900
A movement focused on capturing light and its changing qualities. Artists used quick, visible brushstrokes.
Cubism
1900-1930
Pioneered by Picasso and Braque, Cubism broke objects into geometric shapes and reassembled them abstractly.
Surrealism
1920-1940
Explored dreams, the unconscious, and fantasy. Featured illogical scenes with photographic realism.
Abstract Expressionism
1950-1970
Characterized by spontaneous brushwork, bold colors, and non-representational art.
Contemporary Art
1970-Present
A diverse range of styles incorporating digital art, conceptual art, and experimental techniques.