This painting is a contemplation on materialism and identity, where adornment transforms into a symbol of weight rather than beauty. The deep red shapes, reminiscent of extravagant earrings, extend downward like heavy burdens, questioning the cost of desire and status. Faded, almost dissolving facial features evoke a sense of anonymity—do possessions define us, or do they erase who we truly are?
With this work, I continue exploring how society’s fascination with luxury reshapes perception. Where do we draw the line between self-expression and self-erasure?
Acrylic and oil on linen canvas
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This painting is a contemplation on materialism and identity, where adornment transforms into a symbol of weight rather than beauty. The deep red shapes, reminiscent of extravagant earrings, extend downward like heavy burdens, questioning the cost of desire and status. Faded, almost dissolving facial features evoke a sense of anonymity—do possessions define us, or do they erase who we truly are?
With this work, I continue exploring how society’s fascination with luxury reshapes perception. Where do we draw the line between self-expression and self-erasure?
Acrylic and oil on linen canvas
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