Stefania Batoeva

Annihilation I, 2021230 x 190cmSign in to view price

Details

Material

oil on canvas

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The painting features a bold and abstract composition, with a vibrant color palette of yellows, grays, and earthy tones. The central figure appears to be a surreal, fantastical creature, with fragmented, angular forms and dynamic brushstrokes conveying a sense of movement and energy. The overall style is expressionistic, showcasing the artist's unique interpretation of the subject matter. This work seems to explore themes of the imagination and the human condition, reflecting the artist's personal vision and the broader trends in contemporary art. ...

Similar Artworks

Joshua RazOn thin ice, 2021

165 x 165cm

Sofia MitsolaLady Ghislaine II, 2022

230 x 240cm

Christian Quin NewellReflections of an Asura, 2024

20.7 x 14.6 x 1.7cm

Christian Quin NewellThe Mist Walker, 2024

20.7 x 14.6 x 1.7cm

Vivien Zhang 张月薇Echo Burst 2, 2022

210 x 180cm

Rafal TopolewskiMoney, Skin and Bone, 2022

35 x 55cm

Joanna PiotrowskaGreens Feeder, 2019

73 x 58cm

Lito KattouBody VII, 2020

191 x 148 x 0.5cm

Mary RamsdenThrough to the blue, 2021

128 x 70cm

Joanna PiotrowskaUntitled , 2019

95 x 120cm

Lewis HammondUntitled (flooding interior), 2025

180 x 130 x 3.5cm

Katarina CasermanTysetza, 2022

110 x 95.5cm

Lito KattouBody V, 2020

231 x 167 x 11cm

Vivien Zhang 张月薇Grid Method (Teal), 2022

95 x 80cm

Sofia MitsolaCosmic Pilaf, 2025

180 x 220cm

Rafal TopolewskiUntitled (Deep Breathe), 2022

27 x 42cm

Christian Quin NewellForgetfulness and the act of returning: Part II, 2022

170 x 120 x 6cm

Artist

Stefania Batoeva

B.1981, Bulgarian

Stefania Batoeva’s paintings are snapshots of her ongoing personal psychoanalysis and exorcisms, roadmaps through the relational dynamics between herself and versions of loves and loved ones; the difficult inherent power struggles that distort and take on an unlimited form in her inner world, and come closer to grasp only in paint.