The Art Journal
The Art Journal is an insightful and engaging publication that showcases a wonderfully diverse and captivating range of artistic expressions, providing readers with a truly unique and thought-provoking perspective on abstract art, the latest emerging trends, and innovative techniques that are shaping the art world today. Ralph Kerle’s Art Journal makes it a highly valuable resource for both seasoned artists looking to expand their knowledge and those who are simply curious about the fascinating world of abstract art.

Over the Side: The Quiet Beauty of Returning
Returning from travels, I saw “Over the Side” with new eyes — drawn back to the familiar blues of Sydney’s waters and the quiet beauty that had been waiting all along. Sometimes it’s good to step away.
Reflections on Progress: From Industry to Algorithm
Reflections on Progress: From Industry to Algorithm – A Satirical Look at Technological Evolution Through Art

Ancient Echoes, Modern Insights: Ralph Kerle's 'Ancestral 1' and the Role of AI in Reimagining Aboriginal Landscapes
In the realm of contemporary art, few themes are as evocative as the exploration of ancient wisdom contextualized within the framework of modern technology. I hope in "Ancestral 1," inspired by the Australian Aboriginal proverb, "Those who lose dreaming are lost,", serves as a poignant interface between the past and the present, offering a canvas where such conversations can unfold.

Walking Towards : The Possibilities of ART and AI
In my artwork *Walking Towards*, I wanted to explore the transformative capabilities of AI to push the boundaries of simple still image content. Walking Towards, a digital image of the reflection of a hull of a boat on the surface of the water, suggested to me the serenity of an isolated beachscape,

Nature Abstracts
Orange Water Geometry, “An amazing image. The vivid colours, broken likes, strong ripples and depth of field are all elements I adore in this piece. The colour-blocked colours create a strong central composition, paired with leading lines on the waters surface. This shot is a masterpiece..”