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Rooted

Antonia Fiscutean

2024 • Spain • Pencil, Graphite on Paper , Wood under plexiglas

28 x 20 in

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Antonia Fiscutean

Spain

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Artwork details

Medium : Pencil, Graphite on Paper , Wood under plexiglas
Framing : Framed
Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in

About this artwork

Rooted speaks to the quiet power of knowing where we come from. This piece explores the importance of our foundations — the values, memories, and emotional bonds that ground us and shape our path. It is a visual meditation on identity, belonging, and the invisible threads that hold us steady through change.

As part of the Contemplation series, this drawing is rooted in themes of healing, self-discovery, and creative rebirth. Rendered delicately… in graphite, the work captures the soft strength that emerges from introspection and inner alignment.
“Rooted is a tribute to the beauty of what sustains us — a gentle reminder that personal growth begins not by running forward, but by pausing and remembering.

For those who find beauty in stillness, nuance, and the imperfect, this piece is for you.

Antonia Fiscutean

Spain

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Works on commission

Fiscutean, a self-taught artist from Romania, utilizes graphite on paper to make her artistic mark. Meticulously swaying between naturalism and abstraction, her technique involves slow-building, soft, layered textures that impart a sense of intense detail along with unspoken ambiguity. By primarily portraying fragmented parts of the body, her work elicits raw emotions, embodying solitude, memory, and the undercurrent of silent stories our bodies carry.

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