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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
44.5x47.6in
About this artwork
This mixed media work in oil, acrylic, and spray paint presents two striking figures locked in a quiet yet charged exchange. On the left, a fragmented yellow-faced figure, whose head evokes both a mask and a light bulb, suggests invention, exposure, or a fractured consciousness. The angularity of its form, with prison-bar-like motifs in the chest area, hints at confinement or inner struggle. On the right, a red and blue figure—half serene, half wounded—faces… outward, its asymmetry evoking vulnerability and resilience in equal measure.
The composition positions these figures in tension: one appears to reach outward, gesturing, while the other seems to carry an emotional burden, framed by geometric planes that resemble both windows and barriers. The use of spray paint adds urgency and rawness, recalling urban graffiti and situating the work in a dialogue between fine art and street expression.
Arian Hashani, a self-taught artist shaped by migration and life between Kosovo and Germany, blends painting, sculpture, street art, and digital imagery. His techniques fuse oil, acrylic, spray paint, collage, and stone carving, building textured layers where abstraction meets figuration—faces, mythic figures, and societal themes emerge and dissolve. His experimental style interweaves gestural spontaneity and meticulous process. In every work, he channels powerful emotions—restlessness, resilience, vulnerability, and belonging—inviting viewers into a deeply human search for identity and meaning.