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A4 picture in a 30×40 cm white mount (Frame NOT included).
This portrait radiates an emotional tension that feels both intimate and distant. The artist uses an expressive, almost turbulent palette dominated by deep blues, giving the figure a sense of quiet melancholy or introspective stillness. Splashes of yellow-green break through the blue, highlighting the contours of the face and adding a sense of flickering light like illumination from an unseen, shifting source. These contrasting colors create a visual vibration that makes the face feel alive, even unsettled.
The subject’s expression is ambiguous. Her half-closed eyes and slightly parted lips suggest a moment of thought, vulnerability, or exhaustion. She appears present but unreachable, as if lost in an internal landscape more vivid than the physical space around her. The brushwork reinforces this sense: rough, layered strokes form a textured surface where emotion is carried as much by the medium as by the figure.
Her elongated neck and the simplified lines of her clothing give the portrait a calm, sculptural quality, balancing the intensity of the color. The background, washed in pale blues and muted tones, sets her apart from her environment, emphasizing her isolation and atmosphere of introspection.
Overall, the portrait feels like a study in mood—an exploration of how color and gesture can evoke inner states. It is not merely a likeness of a person but a visual expression of emotional depth, fragility, and quiet strength.
A4 picture in a 30×40 cm white mount (Frame NOT included).
This portrait radiates an emotional tension that feels both intimate and distant. The artist uses an expressive, almost turbulent palette dominated by deep blues, giving the figure a sense of quiet melancholy or introspective stillness. Splashes of yellow-green break through the blue, highlighting the contours of the face and adding a sense of flickering light like illumination from an unseen, shifting source. These contrasting colors create a visual vibration that makes the face feel alive, even unsettled.
The subject’s expression is ambiguous. Her half-closed eyes and slightly parted lips suggest a moment of thought, vulnerability, or exhaustion. She appears present but unreachable, as if lost in an internal landscape more vivid than the physical space around her. The brushwork reinforces this sense: rough, layered strokes form a textured surface where emotion is carried as much by the medium as by the figure.
Her elongated neck and the simplified lines of her clothing give the portrait a calm, sculptural quality, balancing the intensity of the color. The background, washed in pale blues and muted tones, sets her apart from her environment, emphasizing her isolation and atmosphere of introspection.
Overall, the portrait feels like a study in mood—an exploration of how color and gesture can evoke inner states. It is not merely a likeness of a person but a visual expression of emotional depth, fragility, and quiet strength.