10 glass painting layers
About this artwork
Medium
Oil, Lacquer on Wood
Other details
Artwork on multiple glass cube
Dimensions
90x70cm
I crafted this piece with a blend of oil, lacquer, resin, and pigments, channeling the essence of water as a metaphor for emotion and subconscious depth. The interplay of figurative realism and surreal elements invites viewers to plunge into a dreamscape, reflecting the fluidity of human experience. As the ethereal figure emerges, submerged and serene, it represents the soul's journey through layers of inner psyche, encouraging introspection and a tranquil sense of wonder. This artwork will infuse any space with a mystical and enveloping atmosphere, resonating with those who seek connection with the transcendent and the sublime.
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SocialPro Snooker Coaching
1 year ago
Wat een betoverend kunstwerk! De combinatie van olie, lak, hars en pigmenten vangt prachtig de essentie van water als metafoor voor emoties en innerlijke diepten. De figuratieve en surrealistische elementen nodigen uit tot een dromerige introspectie. Echt een kunstwerk dat elke ruimte verrijkt met mystiek en sereniteit.
Dewaputra
1 year ago
Those layered artworks speak to the imagination. I like this one.
DELETED USER
1 year ago
What have you done it beautiful. It looks like if she lays in a bath with bubble bath and flowers.
enigma
1 year ago
Mooi gedaan, al vind ik deze iets minder krachtig dan je andere werken.
Madeleine
1 year ago
Very good. You see the mystic in this piece of art!
Animal Blogger
1 year ago
Dit kunstwerk doet me denken aan een vrouw die in bad ligt en zich volledig onderdompelt in het water.
Loes
1 year ago
Ik vind de mond heel erg mooi geschilderd, de ogen iets minder
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