"Lilith" (The Depth of our Shadows)
29" x 60" Oil on canvas, vintage frame with olive velvet insert, 2024.
Inspired by the mystical symbolism of "as above, so below", this artwork explores the coexistence between our facade and shadows. The double portrait in mirror juxtaposes an upper figure embodying the perfection we choose to show the world, an image shaped to meet societal expectations.
In contrast, the lower figure is more raw, more chaotic, with a small heart tattoo beneath the eye. It reveals our hidden, unconscious, and vulnerable emotions, representing the shadowed aspects of our personality, less refined and more authentic.
The composition evokes the form of a playing card, emphasizing the idea that each woman reigns over her life. Inspired by the myth of Lilith, this piece becomes a tribute to feminine power, liberation from imposed roles, and the assertion of personal agency. Through this duality, the artist invites viewers to embrace all facets of their identity, celebrating self-acceptance and the reconciliation of light and darkness. This mystical and modern work challenges how our shadows shape our true being and destiny.
29" x 60" Oil on canvas, vintage frame with olive velvet insert, 2024.
Inspired by the mystical symbolism of "as above, so below", this artwork explores the coexistence between our facade and shadows. The double portrait in mirror juxtaposes an upper figure embodying the perfection we choose to show the world, an image shaped to meet societal expectations.
In contrast, the lower figure is more raw, more chaotic, with a small heart tattoo beneath the eye. It reveals our hidden, unconscious, and vulnerable emotions, representing the shadowed aspects of our personality, less refined and more authentic.
The composition evokes the form of a playing card, emphasizing the idea that each woman reigns over her life. Inspired by the myth of Lilith, this piece becomes a tribute to feminine power, liberation from imposed roles, and the assertion of personal agency. Through this duality, the artist invites viewers to embrace all facets of their identity, celebrating self-acceptance and the reconciliation of light and darkness. This mystical and modern work challenges how our shadows shape our true being and destiny.
29" x 60" Oil on canvas, vintage frame with olive velvet insert, 2024.
Inspired by the mystical symbolism of "as above, so below", this artwork explores the coexistence between our facade and shadows. The double portrait in mirror juxtaposes an upper figure embodying the perfection we choose to show the world, an image shaped to meet societal expectations.
In contrast, the lower figure is more raw, more chaotic, with a small heart tattoo beneath the eye. It reveals our hidden, unconscious, and vulnerable emotions, representing the shadowed aspects of our personality, less refined and more authentic.
The composition evokes the form of a playing card, emphasizing the idea that each woman reigns over her life. Inspired by the myth of Lilith, this piece becomes a tribute to feminine power, liberation from imposed roles, and the assertion of personal agency. Through this duality, the artist invites viewers to embrace all facets of their identity, celebrating self-acceptance and the reconciliation of light and darkness. This mystical and modern work challenges how our shadows shape our true being and destiny.
“Lilith” (La Profondeur de nos Ombres)
29" x 60" Huile sur canevas, Cadre vintage avec insertion de velours, 2024.
Inspirée par la symbolique mystique du "as above, so below", cette œuvre explore la coexistence entre notre façade et nos ombres. Le double portrait en miroir juxtapose une figure supérieure incarnant la perfection que nous choisissons de montrer au monde, une image façonnée pour répondre aux attentes sociales.
En contraste, la figure inférieure est plus brute, plus chaotique, avec un petit tatouage de cœur sous l'œil. Elle dévoile nos émotions cachées, inconscientes et vulnérables, représentant les zones d'ombre de notre personnalité, moins travaillées, plus authentiques.
La composition rappelle celle d'une carte à jouer, soulignant l'idée que chaque femme règne sur sa vie. Inspirée du mythe de Lilith, cette œuvre devient un hommage à la puissance féminine, à la libération des rôles imposés et à la revendication du pouvoir personnel. À travers cette dualité, l'artiste invite les spectateurs à embrasser toutes les facettes de leur identité, célébrant l'acceptation de soi et la réconciliation entre lumière et obscurité. Cette œuvre mystique et moderne interroge la manière dont nos ombres façonnent notre véritable être et notre destinée.