Market For Wizards
$350.00They have some special offers for you: trick or treat.
16 x 20 in, framed
Mixed media, 2023
They have some special offers for you: trick or treat.
16 x 20 in, framed
Mixed media, 2023
They keep some secrets and love Egypt.
16 x 20 in, framed
Mixed media, 2023
A picture of this girl captivated me with her outfit and flowers.
16 x 20 in
2024, gouache
This paitnign is about serenity and the depth -the beauty of both dimensions.
16 x 20 in
2024, acrylic
If I were a cat, Darwin’s theory of evolution would need a major update. At the very top of the evolutionary ladder would be cats, undeniably the pinnacle of existence. Cats are sleek, independent, and infinitely smarter than the average human gives them credit for. They’re experts at manipulating their human servants into giving them food, attention, and comfort, often with nothing more than a look or a soft meow. Below cats, but still superior to most creatures, are dogs. While dogs are loyal and often useful—whether in guarding homes or fetching sticks—they simply can’t compete with the pure grace, intelligence, and self-reliance of a cat. Dogs may occupy a middle rung, but they fall far short of the majesty and sophistication of their feline counterparts. Then there are humans, amusing in their technological prowess but ultimately inferior in terms of raw survival instincts. They’ve lost touch with nature, relying too heavily on their gadgets and comforts, which is why they sit just below monkeys on the evolutionary scale.
Monkeys, on the other hand, possess a level of natural instinct and agility that humans have long since abandoned, earning them a more favorable position. They may not have the same technological advancements as humans, but their connection to the natural world, as well as their intelligence and adaptability, places them above humans in my evolution chart. As for the rest of the creatures, they’re less important in the grand scheme of things. Amphibians, for example, occupy the very bottom of the ladder. For a cat, they’re little more than a snack, insignificant in the world of highly evolved beings. While they play a role in the ecosystem, their evolutionary contribution is largely overlooked when compared to the greatness of a cat, who reigns supreme over all.
Collage on wooden board, 20×20 in, 2025
The Spring 2021 painting depicts the most wonderful season in Vancouver – spring, but being unable to enjoy the season.
Oil on canvas, 2024
16×20 in
Queens like parties (OK, ballrooms) and here it is! Four Snow Queens got together, brought their fellows and enjoyed a nice walk in a forest before having a drink at the palace.
20×20 in, mixed media on gallery wood panel
This painting is about serenity and depth -the beauty of both dimensions.
16 x 20 in
2024, oil on canvas
Cheshire Cat is one more original oil painting from the Alice in Wonderland series. As everything in a dreamland-wonderland is getting distorted and weird, the Cheshire Cat is not an exclusion. After disappearing and re-appearing so many times his physical shape changed badly.
Oil on canvas, 2024
18×24 in
Flamingo Dream is an original oil painting by Elena Nahum Leroy
24×36 in, gallery canvas, unframed
BC, Canada
Oil on gallery canvas, unframed, signed.
24×36 in
Artist: Elena Nahum Leroy
This painting was made in memory of Eugenia, Elena’s husband’s grandmother who passed away in summer 2021. Elena’s kids (Eugenia’s great-grandkids) picked this beautiful bouquet on the day she left this life and Elena painted them with a closed book that symbolizes the last chapter read of Eugenia’s life.
Oil on canvas, 2024
30×40 in
Lord of the Forests
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media, 2021
30×40 in
Artist: Elena Nahum Leroy