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Monteverde
Introducing
Monteverde

Girolamo di Monteverde (1487–1541) was a lesser-known but highly visionary painter of the late Italian Renaissance, born in Bergamo and trained in Venice.

He was known for his elaborate landscapes that often combined fantasty architecture with meticulously rendered natural scenes.

Monteverde
La Processione al Tempio di Auralis

La Processione al Tempio di Auralis

ca. 1524

“The Procession to the Temple of Auralis” is a grand, atmospheric landscape painting that fuses sacred architecture with nature's sublime drama. A towering temple rises from the forested riverside, casting its shadow over a placid lake. In the foreground, a crowd of figures gathers in reverent procession, their garments rich with color and texture. The backdrop features jagged alpine mountains, giving the scene a mythical, almost otherworldly grandeur.

La Processione al Tempio di Auralis
Vermeers
Introducing
Vermeer

Celestina Vermeer (1730–1784) was a Dutch-Italian artist and textile designer known for her nature-inspired decorative panels and wallpapers.

Celestina was especially celebrated for her ability to merge fine art and applied design, often painting directly on silk or creating hand-painted wallpapers.

Vermeers
Verkering in Bloei

Verkering in Bloei

1763

“Courtship in Bloom” is a stylized, symmetrical portrayal of peacocks surrounded by flowering botanicals in soft, harmonious tones. The pairings of birds face each other in mirrored poses, their bodies elegant and elongated, feathers rendered with meticulous texture and a muted pastel palette. Behind them, a richly patterned backdrop features layered peacock tails and blooming flora, blending natural symbolism with ornamental design.

Verkering in Bloei
Léclaire
Introducing
Vermeer

Isadora Léclaire (1921–1966) was a French modernist painter associated with the Nouvelle Figuration movement in post-war Paris.

Often working with portraiture and symbolism, her paintings explored the inner lives of women through bold colors and stylized realism.

Léclaire
Départ n° 4

Départ n° 4

1957

“Departure No. 4” is a vivid, symbolic portrait that captures a poised woman standing before a backdrop of bold colors, vintage suitcases, and an exuberant floral mural. The woman’s expression is serene yet unreadable, her direct gaze and carefully styled appearance evoke a mixture of melancholy, independence, and anticipation. The floral panel behind her, echoing the style of folk art or travel posters, may symbolize memories or destinations.

Départ n° 4
Moreau
Introducing
Moreau

Elias Moreau is a Franco-Canadian digital artist born in 1987 in Montréal, with a background in traditional oil painting and an education in digital arts.

Moreau is known for merging classical techniques with modern digital tools, his works often explore themes of memory, labor, and the quiet dignity.

Moreau
Mains d'argile

Mains d'argile

March 2024

"Hands of Clay" is a digital watercolor painting, blending impressionistic detail with vivid emotion. The image captures an elderly potter at work, his weathered hands shaping a vessel with patient care. Around him are an assortment of handmade pots, each with unique textures and hues, symbolizing the variety and depth of human experience. The background is an abstract wash of blues and grays, lending a dreamlike, timeless atmosphere to the scene.

Mains d'argile
Virelli
Introducing
Virelli

Mariela Virelli is an Italian-Argentine visual artist born in 1992. She studied fine arts before pivoting toward digital and AI-enhanced media in 2020.

Virelli’s signature style blends surrealism, magical realism, and color theory with a futurist edge. She is fascinated by human consciousness.

Virelli
Las Geometrías del Pensamiento Real

Las Geometrías del Pensamiento Real

May 2025

"The Geometries of Royal Thought" is a surrealist digital painting. This piece features three regal figures, two men and one woman, crowned and dressed in vividly textured garments of green, blue, and red, each exuding a quiet, enigmatic authority. Suspended in front of their chests are glowing, multicolored cubes, seemingly physical yet ethereal, suggesting the presence of internal worlds, ideas, or emotions rendered as dimensional thought-forms.

Las Geometrías del Pensamiento Real

AI Art Gallery

💻 Settings | 🎓 Layers | 🎉 Animations | 🏗️ Layout | 📱 Responsive | Speed

Description: It grabs attention with bold visuals, full-screen impact, and smooth layered animations. Swipe through one slide at a time, preview what’s next on hover, and create an experience that keeps visitors hooked.

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Minimum version: 3.5.1.26

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Settings

The AI Art Gallery slider is a full-screen visual experience. It stretches edge to edge, giving your visitors an immersive, distraction-free space to focus entirely on your message.

It shows one beautiful slide at a time, making sure each piece of content has its moment to shine before gently guiding viewers to the next. You can swipe through slides on your phone or use the handy arrows on the left and right sides to navigate.

Arrow settings in the AI Art Gallery slider

Hovering over these arrows reveals a small preview of the previous or next slide, so your visitors always know what’s coming up next. It’s smooth, intuitive, and keeps the focus right where it belongs, on your content.

And of course, if you want to make it your own, you can easily adjust the size and control settings to better match your style and layout.

Layers

This slider template was made with ease in mind, so building something beautiful feels effortless.

You’ll find two types of slides included. The first one is a bit more layered, as it uses rows, columns, images, headings, and text to create smooth slides.

The second keeps things light and minimal, with a focus on layout layers and clean text elements. These even feature a bold image background that spans nearly the entire content area, giving your message a strong visual touch right from the start.

Layer background image settings in Smart Slider

Animations

This template doesn’t just look good, it moves beautifully too. The main slider animation runs horizontally, giving a smooth transition between slides.

In the first slide type, the top content gracefully drops in from above using vertical (y-axis) animations, while the two text paragraphs at the bottom slide in from opposite sides (x-axis). Each layer is timed just right, creating a smooth, staggered entrance.

Incoming animation on the x-axis in the AI Art Gallery slider

The second slide type keeps the motion going with text that slides up from the bottom. Its image background is introduced with a reveal animation, where each slide gets its own unique color to match the featured image.

Layout

This slider keeps things simple, so your content always feels clear and uncluttered.

On the second type of slide, everything is neatly placed in the bottom-left corner. It’s all stacked in a single row and column, making it super easy to read.

The first slide type gets a bit more creative, it uses an absolute layer for the image, which means it’s placed exactly where it looks best, without interfering with the rest of the layout.

And the area down at the bottom is built with three smartly sized columns: 25% on the left, 50% in the center, and 25% on the right. It’s a flexible setup that keeps everything aligned.

Row's column settings in the AI Art Gallery

Responsive

No matter where your visitors are coming from, desktop, tablet, or phone, Smart Slider makes sure your slides always look their best. It’s fully responsive, so everything adapts beautifully.

You’ve got tools for fine-tuning things on smaller screens. You can easily resize your fonts so your text stays readable, and choose to hide certain layers on specific devices to keep things clean.

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