Stefania Batoeva

The hug (real figure held), 2022140 x 190cmSign in to view price

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Material

oil on canvas

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This striking green-hued painting features a minimalist, abstract depiction of a figure. The dominant colors are various shades of vibrant green, creating a lush, organic atmosphere. The overall composition is simple yet visually compelling, with the central figure's face and headdress-like element drawing the viewer's attention. The artist's bold, expressive brushwork adds depth and texture to the piece. This abstract work likely explores themes of nature, spirituality, or the human connection to the natural world, inviting the viewer to engage with the artwork's symbolic and emotional resonance. ...

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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.