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The Power of Different Gods by Leonard Rubins

Equasia - vanished by Leonard Rubins

Pilgrimage of the Lunatics by Leonard Rubins

Tranquility by Leonard Rubins

Astral vision by Leonard Rubins

Electra of RAA by Leonard Rubins

Mistery of Cosmic Obsession by Leonard Rubins

Cosmic Mediator by Leonard Rubins

Different Prayer by Leonard Rubins

Equasia - I. by Leonard Rubins

Equasia- II. by Leonard Rubins

Time Runner by Leonard Rubins

Johnathan by Leonard Rubins

Flower Fairies by Leonard Rubins

Flower Fairies by Leonard Rubins

Star Matrix by Leonard Rubins

Budhistic Dreams by Leonard Rubins

Diary of First Recognition by Leonard Rubins

New Age by Leonard Rubins

Colors of Unsuccess by Leonard Rubins

Diary of Second Recognition by Leonard Rubins

Diary of Third Recognition by Leonard Rubins

Temptation of Saint Swarun by Leonard Rubins

SymphonoPhobia Grounding by Leonard Rubins
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TIME TRAVELING of Leonard Rubins
The beginning of Rubins art is reaching far back in time, to a period prior to the Eastern EU disintegration. Emerging back in the eighties in the performances of a multimedia collective, consisting of various artists, experimenting in the area of modern expressionism, ritualistic music, and surrealism. Early works were triggered by reactions to many weird spiritual and social events in the past millennium. Rather than pursuing high-ambition goals, the obscure and trivial constructs were the only option. Rather than resistance, the surreal and imaginary was a conscious decision towards liberation. The majority of artworks are the result of long, solitude and patient work. They will bring visitors closer to the artist's deep contemplative perceptions of the world.
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