Featured Artist: Judith Skillman
Please welcome visual artist and poet Judith Skillman, who is based in Seattle. Synkroniciti is glad to feature three of her luminous oil paintings in our new “Flow” issue, alongside …
Quote for Today: Joseph Brodsky
I always adhered to the idea that God is time, or at least that His spirit is… In any case, I always thought that if the Spirit of …
Featured Artist: Rachael Ikins
A hearty welcome back to artist, writer and poet Rachael Ikins from New York state! Synkroniciti is thrilled to feature two lush and haunting artworks, Warning and Diana’s Shadow and two …
Quote for Today: Daniele Varé
The verb ‘to darn’ is explained in my pocket dictionary as follows: ‘To mend by imitating the texture of the stuff, with thread and needle.’ But this definition does …
Featured Artist: Radoslava Hrabovská
Welcome back to artist Radoslava Hrabovská (2:2), who returns with three wonderfully textured Soft Labyrinths fashioned from used materials: Jazyk (Language), Mŕtve Duše (úryvok) (Dead Souls (Passage)), and Wall of …
Featured Artist: Darija Stipanić
A big welcome to artist Darija Stipanić, whose stunning mixed-media artworks: Status Quo, Status Quo II, Waiting for Dawn and Can You Imagine (inspired by John Lennon’s Imagine) are featured …
Featured Artist: Radoslava Hrabovská
Meet Radoslava (Radka) Hrabovská, our first featured artist in the June 1st issue. A multi-media artist from Slovakia, Radka possesses a marvelous sense of texture and a talent for deep …
Shell Metamorphosis: Works of Rowan Mersh
Being connected to modern culture requires a certain amount of screen time. You and I, in order to share these musings, which are surely worthwhile, have to spend time on …
Originals by Synkroniciti: Outgoing Tide
After a few years and two floods, I’m finally painting again. Nothing calms me down better than putting some color on canvas and seeing what crops up. The section of …
Patterns of Connection: The Land Art of Dietmar Voorwold
Why should modern humanity regain and hold on to its connection with nature at a time when technology seems omnipresent? I have always loved making things: textures and patterns create …