80×100 cm | 39×31 inches
The essence of this particular Queen of Hearts, a powerful interpretation for love and rivalry. Surrounding her are five queen cards, each representing the other women in his game. At the center of her chest, a vibrant joker card symbolizes the player. The unpredictable twists of fate that life throws her way. Shadows swirl around her, creating an atmosphere of chaos, while a faded crown sits askew on her head, representing her fall from grace. This artwork beautifully reflects the emotional depths of love, loss, and resilience. She might represent the absurdity of unchecked authority or the chaos that comes with irrational rules. It’s a bit more complex than just pure villainy.
It’s Now O’clock
100x100cm | 30x30inches
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100x100cm | 39x29Inches
This painting captures the spirit of a revolutionary woman in the 1920s—a bold, fearless symbol of empowerment and change. The 1920s were a time of freedom, where women embraced new identities, challenged societal norms, and carved out spaces for themselves politically, socially, and culturally. In this artwork, you’ll see the essence of the iconic «flapper» style—short hair, daring fashion, and a confident gaze. She represents the era’s spirit of independence and the breaking of traditional barriers. Owning this piece is not just about appreciating art; it’s about celebrating a pivotal moment in feminist history.
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MOTHER NATURE
100×120 cm | 39×47 inches
Mother Nature is in danger; rivers of oil fall upon her face. She possesses an ethereal beauty that reflects the purity of healing the world. Like soft earth, adorned with the colors of the seasons – from the lush greens of spring.
The grapes in her eyes suggest that the mother sees the world through a lens of abundance, with an ability to perceive joy and positivity even in challenging circumstances.
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80×100 cm | 39×31 inches
Mother Africa embodies the essence of strength, resilience, and nurturing care. She is the timeless matriarch of nations, adorned with diverse landscapes that reflect her beauty and complexity. Her hair flows like rivers, carrying the stories and wisdom of generations past.
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MEDUSA
100×120 cm | 39×47 inches
Medusa’s rage and vengeance against those who wronged her are often celebrated as a powerful expression of female anger. I see her as a symbol of righteous fury and as a reminder that their anger is valid and can be a catalyst for change.
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CECILE FATIMAN
Acrylic on Canvas 100×80cm | 39×31 inches
She was a Haitian Vodou priestess and revolutionary figure who played a significant role in the Haitian Revolution. She is remembered for her participation in the Bois Caïman ceremony, a pivotal event that sparked the slave uprising against French colonial rule in 1791. Cécile’s spiritual leadership and bravery inspired many in the fight for Haitian independence.
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TRAPPED
Acrylic on Canvas 100×80cm | 39×31 inches
The heaviest chains are the ones we create in our minds – fear, doubt, and past failures that anchor us, pulling us deeper into inaction, deep to the ocean. We struggle under their weight, believing we’re bound by them, trapped by what holds us back.
But when we recognie their grip, we can break free and rise, ready to move forward with courage.
The anchor is in our hand.
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