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Inès Khadraoui’s practice is rooted in sensory and emotional experimentation, each canvas an intuitive response to music, atmosphere and the deeper rhythms of interior life. Working in acrylics and oils, she builds her compositions through layered gestural marks.
Music is central to her process.
Exhibited in France and the United States, Khadraoui’s work engages with what she identifies as the defining condition of contemporary life: a profound solitude lurking beneath the surface of our connected world and proposes painting as a means of recentering the human within it.
Discover her collection on Singulart

Your eye is the only camera that matters.
Marcus Cederberg is a photographer who has a gift for narrating the beauty in things most of us walk straight past.
His minimalistic framing and cinematic tones tell a story in every image, using negative space the way a great director uses silence, not as emptiness but as the part of the frame that does the talking. It remind us of a still from a Wes Anderson film that never got made.
Raised in an art-focused family, he developed an eye that sees the world differently and edits it down to only what truly matters.
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Happy World of Art Day!
Let’s give our appreciation to the medium that started it all.
All of April, Singulart is celebrating World Art Month by exploring a different medium each week. This week: drawing.
A line, a gesture, a patch of shade. In drawing, every decision the hand made stays visible on the page, the hesitations, the instincts, the moments the artist changed direction.

Explore this week’s collection the link is in our bio!