Borna Libertines

“Silhouetted by Fire” stands as a profound mixed-media composition that bridges historical trauma with contemporary suffering through powerful visual testimony. The painting features a central portrait rendered in halftone dot pattern technique, creating a newspaper-like photographic quality that immediately evokes themes of documentation and witness bearing. This stencil-inspired approach, reminiscent of street art and protest graphics, transforms the subject into both an individual story and a universal symbol of resistance. The composition employs a dramatic red and orange background with cascading dripping paint effects, creating an atmosphere of urgent destruction and flowing grief. These dripping techniques suggest both the immediacy of trauma and the passage of time, as paint flows like tears, blood, or the very fires that consumed countless lives. Silver and golden leaf elements are strategically integrated throughout the work, serving as powerful metaphorical representations of fire – both destructive flame and transformative illumination. The bold textual element “If we become silent, it means they have won” commands attention, creating a rallying cry that transforms the artwork from memorial into manifesto. This phrase, combined with layered historical references spanning from Auschwitz 1940-1945 to Gaza 2025, creates a palimpsest effect where different eras of systematic violence overlap and intersect, demanding recognition of recurring patterns of human cruelty. Size: 70 cm x 100 cm, Year: 2025. The painting employs a mixed-media approach. Medium: Oil, Spray Paint, Golden and Silver Lives, Oil on Canvas, Subject Matter: Justice, Style: Street Art, Color Palette: Red, Orange, Gold, Silver, Yellow, Black

he painting combines stencil work, abstract textures, collage elements, and hand-drawn illustrations to create a layered, multidimensional effect. The rough textures and distressed areas evoke a sense of history, struggle, and decay—symbolizing the injustice faced by George Stinney Jr.

Art is dangerous do not attempt at home, Art can be created anywhere; no fancy studio or equipment is needed. The street is art, and art is the street. Hagas lo que Hagas. Child labor is a serious issue in Mexico, affecting millions of children and their families. Children are often pushed into child labor due to poverty, lack of education, and other challenges their families face.

Art is dangerous do not attempt at home., The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Art is dangerous do not attempt at home 2, Art can be created anywhere; no fancy studio or equipment is needed. The street is art, and art is the street. Hagas lo que Hagas. Child labor is a serious issue in Mexico, affecting millions of children and their families. Children are often pushed into child labor due to poverty, lack of education, and other challenges their families face.

Art is dangerous do not attempt at home., The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Earth Is The Best Art Canvas Red: A Reflection on Our Planet's Beauty and Fragility By Borna Libertines In a world where art often mirrors the complexities of life, my latest painting, Earth Is The Best Art Canvas Red, stands as a testament to the unparalleled beauty and delicate balance of our planet. This piece, now available for viewing and purchase here, captures the essence of Earth through vibrant colors and striking imagery.

The Inspiration Behind the Art Earth Is The Best Art Canvas Red was born out of a deep appreciation for the natural world and a growing concern for its future. The painting features a blend of blue, green, and brown hues, representing the Earth's surface as seen from space. At the center, a white silhouette resembling an explosion or blooming flower symbolizes both creation and destruction, highlighting the duality of nature's beauty and its vulnerability.

A Message of Urgency The phrase “HAS BEEN REVEALED TO US” boldly written in red underscores the urgency of recognizing and preserving the Earth's splendor. This artwork serves as a visual reminder of the impact humanity has on the environment and the pressing need for conservation efforts. The contrast between the vibrant colors and the stark white figure draws attention to the central theme of Earth's fragility.

Artistic Techniques and Symbolism The use of bright colors alongside white in the painting represents life and vitality, while also serving as a stark reminder of how quickly our planet can be damaged or lost if not cared for properly. The central white silhouette can be interpreted in multiple ways, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the Earth and their role in its preservation.

Earth Is The Best Art Canvas Red is more than just a painting; it is a call to action. It invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of our planet and to take steps towards ensuring its survival for future generations. Through this artwork, I hope to inspire a deeper connection with nature and a commitment to protecting the environment.

Earth Is The Best Art Canvas Red, The painting employs a combining street art, graffiti to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Earth is the Best Art: A Reflection on Our Planet's Beauty and Fragility By Borna Libertines In a world where art often mirrors the complexities of life, my latest painting, Earth is the Best Art, stands as a testament to the unparalleled beauty and delicate balance of our planet. This piece, now available for viewing and purchase here, captures the essence of Earth through vibrant colors and striking imagery.

The Inspiration Behind the Art Earth is the Best Art was born out of a deep appreciation for the natural world and a growing concern for its future. The painting features a blend of blue, green, and brown hues, representing the Earth's surface as seen from space. At the center, a white silhouette resembling an explosion or blooming flower symbolizes both creation and destruction, highlighting the duality of nature's beauty and its vulnerability.

A Message of Urgency The phrase “HAS BEEN REVEALED TO US” boldly written in red underscores the urgency of recognizing and preserving the Earth's splendor. This artwork serves as a visual reminder of the impact humanity has on the environment and the pressing need for conservation efforts. The contrast between the vibrant colors and the stark white figure draws attention to the central theme of Earth's fragility.

Artistic Techniques and Symbolism The use of bright colors alongside white in the painting represents life and vitality, while also serving as a stark reminder of how quickly our planet can be damaged or lost if not cared for properly. The central white silhouette can be interpreted in multiple ways, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the Earth and their role in its preservation.

Earth is the Best Art is more than just a painting; it is a call to action. It invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of our planet and to take steps towards ensuring its survival for future generations. Through this artwork, I hope to inspire a deeper connection with nature and a commitment to protecting the environment.

Earth is the best art, The painting employs a combining street art, graffiti to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Berlin Art Graffiti Painting by Borna Libertines. Size: 70 cm x 100 cm Earth is the finest art that has been revealed to us. Berlin

Berlin Art, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street art, graffiti to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Planet Earth sounds intriguing! The use of street posters as the base gives it a textured and urban feel.

The central focus on a graffiti ballerina symbolizing the Earth, spinning gracefully, seems to convey the idea of the Earth's delicate yet continuous movement.

The juxtaposition of street art with the representation of the planet through a ballerina offers a unique perspective, blending urban elements with a symbol of natural beauty and harmony.

Discover the beauty and delicacy of our planet with Planet Earth - Collage Graffiti Painting. The use of street posters gives it a textured and urban feel while the graffiti ballerina symbolizes the Earth's graceful movement. This unique piece blends urban art with the beauty and harmony of nature, making it a must-have for any art enthusiast.

Planet Earth, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Lucrezia Borgia Graffiti Painting by Borna Libertines. Size: 70 cm x 100 cm Lucrezia Borgia, born in 1480, was the illegitimate daughter of Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia, who later became Pope Alexander VI, and his mistress, Vannozza Cattanei. Her life was marked by political intrigue and scandal, orchestrated by her powerful family.

Despite her notorious reputation, many historians now view her as a pawn in her familys quest for power rather than a villain. Her life provides insight into the tumultuous world of papal politics during the Italian Renaissance. Lucrezia’s life was surrounded by numerous scandals, including: marriages for political gain, persistent rumors of incestuous relationships, accusations of poisoning her enemies, and involvement in the political machinations of her family. Despite these scandals, modern historians tend to view Lucrezia more sympathetically, recognizing her as a victim of her familys ambitions rather than a perpetrator of these crimes.

Man and Sea, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street art, graffiti to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

The work depicts a figure of a heroic-sized woman sitting on a Toilet. She is seen leaning over, her right hand hold a thigh her right leg.

The pose is one of deep thought and contemplation.

The pose that resembles the famous sculpture by Rodin.

The figure is used as an image to represent philosophy.

Your painting, “The Thinker,” is a fascinating blend of street art and symbolism. The collage based on street posters adds an urban and dynamic quality.

The juxtaposition of a graffiti woman on a toilet with a thoughtful pose reminiscent of Rodin’s “The Thinker” is intriguing.

The incorporation of deep thought and contemplation in the figure suggests a connection between mundane moments and philosophical reflection. It’s a thought-provoking piece that plays with contrasts and challenges traditional notions of representation.

The Thinker, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

The work depicts a figure of a heroic-sized woman sitting on a Toilet. She is seen leaning over, her right hand hold a thigh her right leg.

The pose is one of deep thought and contemplation.

The pose that resembles the famous sculpture by Rodin.

The figure is used as an image to represent philosophy.

Your painting, “The Thinker,” is a fascinating blend of street art and symbolism. The collage based on street posters adds an urban and dynamic quality.

The juxtaposition of a graffiti woman on a toilet with a thoughtful pose reminiscent of Rodin’s “The Thinker” is intriguing.

The incorporation of deep thought and contemplation in the figure suggests a connection between mundane moments and philosophical reflection. It’s a thought-provoking piece that plays with contrasts and challenges traditional notions of representation.

The Thinker, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Earth Birth Gold: A Reflection on Our Planet's Beauty and Fragility By Borna Libertines In a world where art often mirrors the complexities of life, my latest painting, Earth Birth and Dying Out, stands as a testament to the unparalleled beauty and delicate balance of our planet. This piece, now available for viewing and purchase here, captures the essence of Earth through vibrant colors and striking imagery.

The Inspiration Behind the Art Earth Birth and Dying Outt was born out of a deep appreciation for the natural world and a growing concern for its future. The painting features a blend of blue, green, and brown hues, representing the Earth's surface as seen from space. At the center, a white silhouette resembling an explosion or blooming flower symbolizes both creation and destruction, highlighting the duality of nature's beauty and its vulnerability.

A Message of Urgency The phrase “HAS BEEN REVEALED TO US” boldly written in red underscores the urgency of recognizing and preserving the Earth's splendor. This artwork serves as a visual reminder of the impact humanity has on the environment and the pressing need for conservation efforts. The contrast between the vibrant colors and the stark white figure draws attention to the central theme of Earth's fragility.

Artistic Techniques and Symbolism The use of bright colors alongside white in the painting represents life and vitality, while also serving as a stark reminder of how quickly our planet can be damaged or lost if not cared for properly. The central white silhouette can be interpreted in multiple ways, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the Earth and their role in its preservation.

Earth Birth Green is more than just a painting; it is a call to action. It invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of our planet and to take steps towards ensuring its survival for future generations. Through this artwork, I hope to inspire a deeper connection with nature and a commitment to protecting the environment.

Earth Birth Green, The painting employs a combining street art, graffiti to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Man and The Sea Collage Graffiti Painting by Borna Libertines. "Man and the Sea," we witness a gripping confrontation between Man, and the sea, mirroring the struggle I face against my own deep-seated battles with depression.

Man and Sea, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Art is dangerous do not attempt at home, Art can be created anywhere; no fancy studio or equipment is needed. The street is art, and art is the street. Hagas lo que Hagas. Child labor is a serious issue in Mexico, affecting millions of children and their families. Children are often pushed into child labor due to poverty, lack of education, and other challenges their families face.

Art is dangerous., The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

The painting of the girl with harmonika. Child labor is a serious issue in Mexico, affecting millions of children and their families. Children are often pushed into child labor due to poverty, lack of education, and other challenges their families face.

Afterlife Corazon., The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

The large face in the foreground could represent the overwhelming presence of addiction and its all-consuming nature.

Echoes: The phrases “Dead Man in the Room” and “The fastest man in water” might symbolize the isolation and the rapid, uncontrollable descent into addiction.

The text “You played with the dust, the red cells wondered why they stopped” could be a stark commentary on the moment of overdose—when life halts abruptly, leaving only questions and silence in its wake.

Metaphors: The chaotic blend of street posters and graffiti might serve as a metaphor for the turmoil and confusion that surrounds substance abuse and its consequences.

The artwork seems to capture not just the physical act of overdose but also the emotional and societal implications of drug abuse. It’s a poignant reminder of the lives affected and the urgent need for compassion and understanding in addressing this crisis.

Dead Man in the Room, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Humans must maintain complete control over and responsibility for the behavior and outcomes of AI

Transparency, Discrimination, Ethical, Security Risks, Power, Concentration, Dependence on AI, Job Displacement, Legal and Regulatory, AI Arms Race, Unintended, Consequences, Existential Risks, Humanity

Opportunities for implementing technology to benefit human well-being should prioritize privacy and prevent harmful use against individuals or groups.

Eliza 1966

Humanity is not completed

24/7 Availability, Unemployment, Perform Repetitive Jobs, No Ethics, Make Humans Lazy

Vivir Utopia Algorithm, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

Humans must maintain complete control over and responsibility for the behavior and outcomes of AI

Transparency, Discrimination, Ethical, Security Risks, Power, Concentration, Dependence on AI, Job Displacement, Legal and Regulatory, AI Arms Race, Unintended, Consequences, Existential Risks, Humanity

Opportunities for implementing technology to benefit human well-being should prioritize privacy and prevent harmful use against individuals or groups.

Eliza 1966

Humanity is not completed

24/7 Availability, Unemployment, Perform Repetitive Jobs, No Ethics, Make Humans Lazy

Vivir Utopia Algorithm, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.

The painting is a thought-provoking representation of the human mind and how we are affected by our memories.

The painting is a unique piece of art that represents some human memories that we are stuck with, so until we find a way to reset that memory, we are stuck.

The painting has a base background made of scrub wall posters to give it an urban look. In the middle of the painting, there is graffiti of a prison guard man, and around the man is the sentence "Memory leak last until a system is restarted".

Mermory leak, The painting employs a mixed-media approach, combining street posters, graffiti, and wallpaper to create a dynamic and textured visual field.