Re-born II (2010)
Year
2010
Dimensions
90 Х 90 см
Materials
oil on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
RE-BORN
Price
$5000
Shipping cost depends on location
90 × 90 cm
Re-born II continues the exploration of transformation and renewal within the Re-born series. An organic, almost anatomical form emerges through dense layers of colour and texture, existing in a constant state between disintegration and formation. Recognisable outlines fragment, dissolve into painterly matter, and gradually acquire a new sense of wholeness.
The work explores the paradox of fragility and strength inherent in the very nature of the body. Disintegration here becomes not an end, but a condition for emergence — part of a continuous cycle in which matter transforms, regenerates, and passes into new states of being.
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Year
2010
Dimensions
90 Х 90 см
Materials
oil on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
RE-BORN
Price
$5000
Shipping cost depends on location
Re-born II continues the exploration of transformation and renewal within the Re-born series. An organic, almost anatomical form emerges through dense layers of colour and texture, existing in a constant state between disintegration and formation. Recognisable outlines fragment, dissolve into painterly matter, and gradually acquire a new sense of wholeness.
The work explores the paradox of fragility and strength inherent in the very nature of the body. Disintegration here becomes not an end, but a condition for emergence — part of a continuous cycle in which matter transforms, regenerates, and passes into new states of being.
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Year
2010
Dimensions
90 Х 90 см
Materials
oil on canvas
Medium
Painting
Series
RE-BORN
Price
$5000
Shipping cost depends on location
Re-born II continues the exploration of transformation and renewal within the Re-born series. An organic, almost anatomical form emerges through dense layers of colour and texture, existing in a constant state between disintegration and formation. Recognisable outlines fragment, dissolve into painterly matter, and gradually acquire a new sense of wholeness.
The work explores the paradox of fragility and strength inherent in the very nature of the body. Disintegration here becomes not an end, but a condition for emergence — part of a continuous cycle in which matter transforms, regenerates, and passes into new states of being.
