World Cultures inspire Paintings by Ryan Nalbach
Posted on June 15, 2008
Filed Under Featured Artists |
His personal philosophy is “that the universe unfolds as it should, traveling to see the world will help you develop compassion.”
Meet Ryan Nalbach, South Shore painter and philosopher.
“The Tao believe in Truth, The Buddhists believe in Compassion, and The Qimen emphasize tolerance,” states Ryan.
As a fairly new artist, Ryan’s paintings show strong promise. His paintings really must be seen in person to get the full impact of each expressive stroke that emphasize his beliefs, and patient approach to life.
His painting Burning Moon is an oil on canvas and was inspired by “astrology and imagination versus logic”.
Four Cultures is acrylic on wood. The wings are egyptian, the triangle seal in the middle is freemason. The two heads are of a lion from rastafarian beliefs, and the srivasta in the head is the symbol for Buddha, often mistaken as the swastika, however it is believed to be the wheel of light in eastern culture.
If you’d like to meet Ryan and see more of his paintings, please contact him at ryanlnalbach@hotmail.com.
You can also find Ryan at Elevation 6310 restaurant in South Shore where he prepares organic international street dishes.
