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About the artwork
In “Lovers,” I continue my exploration of queer identity through the visual vocabulary of Cubism, deeply inspired by the groundbreaking works of Pablo Picasso. This painting portrays two intertwined male figures whose fragmented, mask-like faces symbolize the complexities and hidden realities of queer love.
The masks represent the defensive barriers often constructed in response to societal prejudice and the threat of rejection or hostility. Beneath these symbolic masks lie tenderness, vulnerability, and genuine connection—emotions that remain concealed, carefully guarded against external judgment. Through bold brushstrokes and deep, resonant colors, I emphasize the tension between the powerful intimacy of the lovers and the oppressive weight of societal expectations.
My intention with “Lovers” is to affirm the profound courage required to love openly in a society where such love is frequently marginalized. By invoking Picasso’s Cubist fragmentation, the painting underscores both the struggle and resilience of queer relationships, advocating for authenticity, visibility, and acceptance. It is a call to challenge harmful stereotypes, celebrate queer affection, and envision a future where love no longer needs to hide behind masks.
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FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE. Due to the war, russia started against my country, the international delivery can take about two to three weeks.
About the artwork
In “Lovers,” I continue my exploration of queer identity through the visual vocabulary of Cubism, deeply inspired by the groundbreaking works of Pablo Picasso. This painting portrays two intertwined male figures whose fragmented, mask-like faces symbolize the complexities and hidden realities of queer love.
The masks represent the defensive barriers often constructed in response to societal prejudice and the threat of rejection or hostility. Beneath these symbolic masks lie tenderness, vulnerability, and genuine connection—emotions that remain concealed, carefully guarded against external judgment. Through bold brushstrokes and deep, resonant colors, I emphasize the tension between the powerful intimacy of the lovers and the oppressive weight of societal expectations.
My intention with “Lovers” is to affirm the profound courage required to love openly in a society where such love is frequently marginalized. By invoking Picasso’s Cubist fragmentation, the painting underscores both the struggle and resilience of queer relationships, advocating for authenticity, visibility, and acceptance. It is a call to challenge harmful stereotypes, celebrate queer affection, and envision a future where love no longer needs to hide behind masks.
PLEASE NOTE: The buyer will be responsible for paying international customs fees, determined by the country the artwork is being shipped to. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to making a purchase.
Oil on Canvas
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