the humancraft project
online gallery

Respect the craft, fear the art!
the humancraft project is an independent online gallery featuring a collection of 120-233-406 works of art, each open to interpretation, appreciation and acquisition. Some pieces may provoke thought, others may raise questions and a few may mean absolutely nothing.
That's entirely up to the eye and heart to see.

Every piece in this gallery has a story behind it, drawn from the experiences, observations and interpretations of the world. Some stories are obvious; others are best left untold. If you wish to acquire a piece, leave an inquiry below.
Syganak St. Astana, Kazakhstan
Email: dauletduisen@gmail.com
120 qara süiek
Some with a story that may never be told. Some are worth a fortune in the eyes of one and scarcely a thought in the eyes of another. All can be counted, carried, exchanged or simply forgotten. We have come a long way, or so we like to believe. Yet it takes remarkably little for old habits to find new names. The curious thing is not what one possesses, but what one chooses to do with it.
233 the right red
Circles roll, squares stack and a diamond does neither particularly well.
Each has its place, its colour and its peculiar way of occupying space.
The diamond catches the eye, naturally. It was made to. But brilliance is a strange quality when surrounded by things built for entirely different purposes. Remove the surroundings and perhaps it becomes something. Or perhaps just another object.
406 latifundistas
Little green men, a little green earth and an invisible line drawn by a distant hand. Beyond it, everything becomes excessive; within it, everything is supposedly sufficient. A rather beautiful arrangement on paper. Nature, unfortunately, has never been particularly fond of instructions. What was meant to flourish sometimes withers and what was meant to be restrained finds another way to grow or die.
The ancient Greeks would have appreciated the irony.

Should a piece catch your eye, leave an inquiry below or write to me directly. I am as interested in who wishes to acquire it as in the acquisition itself. The nature of each arrangement depends on the person/organization and circumstances.

Daulet D.
Humancraftist - Respect the craft, fear the art!

Artistic Expression Disclaimer: This website is an independent online art gallery and artistic project. All works, including any references to political, economic, social, historical, religious, or other subjects,

are presented solely as forms of artistic expression, commentary, and interpretation. Such references do not imply endorsement, affiliation, sponsorship, or association with any political campaign, government, institution, organization, or individual, nor do they necessarily reflect the personal beliefs or positions of the artist. All works are offered exclusively as art and are not intended to constitute investment opportunities, investment contracts, securities, financial instruments, or financial products of any kind. No representation or guarantee is made regarding their future value, appreciation, resale potential, liquidity, or financial return. Purchases should not be made with an expectation of profit. All works are offered for artistic appreciation and collection purposes only. Any interpretations, associations, or meanings attributed to the artworks remain those of the individual viewer.


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