


Alaan Shama: Featured in Top investment Artist
Selected for Top Investment Artists, a publication curated by leading art market experts this feature marked a turning point - recognition of Alaan Shama creative work. The three main art pieces repreaent Alaan Shama's work in the book: Vampire of the dead, Horse of Nature and Elegance of a gentleman, tracing an outlook on life, humanity, movement and vision.
Vampire of the dead confronts the parts of human nature we often turn away from, surrounded in the darkness without the warmth of comfort. Horse of Nature looks outward, finding wilderness and captured movement in the natural world, a reminder of a larger force bigger then than us. Elegance of a Gentleman focused on exploring composure and quiet confidence - proof strength doesn't always present itself in ways we expect.



Alaan Shama Artwork
Alaan Shama Artwork


Guardian of the empire creation process

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Lion intro for website




What inspired me to create this piece of art was the thought of how everything on Earth comes to exist and how the universe is shaped evolution to occur overtime with so much events, eras, life and resources we have in modern life.

The Tree of life is a symbolic tree that represents growth, connection, strength and wisdom. I draw inspiration from different sources from spiritual research regarding the nature of life and the divine.

My inspiration came from my experience as a child when I first ride a horse at a school event. I came to discover that horses are sensitive creatures that share similar traits to humans such as: Confidence, trust, Non-verbal communication and bonding.

What made me want to create this piece of art was my observation of the world. We live in a world full of cities, crowds, noise, traffic lights and never-ending cycle of getting to places without thinking or perceiving information. Another side to the story behind my work was the peace, solitude, calmness and improved creativity that shapes another world beyond our subconscious mind.

My inspiration came from my love and fascination for how cowboys were viewed in the wild west era as they cared for horses, made repairs to fences and buildings and ranching. what attributes Cowboys represented in the wild west era such as: individualism, freedom, honestly, opportunity and self-growth.


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