Art is often used to express thoughts, feelings, longings, criticism, or emotions. Artists are masters in giving shape to their ideas, dreams, and impressions of the world. Often these creative minds can transform their personal stories or emotional involvement into something bigger, something that will be understood universally.

In this collection, SINGULART wants to highlight artists on our platform who identify with the LGBTQ+ community as well as artworks celebrating pride. In line with our Magazine Article, you can browse the works of creatives, who shared their personal stories and artworks with us.

Enabling and empowering artists is SINGULART's mission. With this collection, we want to celebrate pride and all the colors of the rainbow that exist in this world. Artists want to empower fellow creatives who might still struggle with finding acceptance and they want to share a message of hope, love, and support.

We strongly believe in the power of art to bring more tolerance and acceptance into the world!

Manuel Ursprung

Sculptor - Germany

« Let's remember that Pride started as a riot. I am grateful for the people who started the fight and it's up to us to continue. »

Jason Ebrahimi

Painter - Armenia

Pride is about being vulnerable and expressing your true self and letting go. To not ponder on what the negative people in our society will perceive you as. Its a time to circulate positive energy and calls for celebration. To unite and to openly have the whole world know that the LGBTQ community are worthy of respect, are worthy of recognition, and love as a unity.

Jason Ebrahimi

Nude Yoga

Oil on Canvas - 48x36in

$2,660

Oleksandr Balbyshev

Painter - Ukraine

Pride isn't just about LGBTQ people. It is about the future of the world. There are only two ways for humanity: equal rights for all people or fascism and human hateful regimes like Hitler's Nazi Germany or Putin's Russia. We have to choose.