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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x19.5in
About this artwork
"Does a mask give a chance to play someone else, or are you probably a real self only while in disguise?"
Female portrait touching upon relationships with self and others.
Acrylic on OSB wood panel
Semi-gloss varnished
Unframed, edges are sealed and painted
Ready to hang
Main colors: shades of grey, lead, black, dark blue, silver, light gold.
PLEASE KINDLY NOTE:
- the colors in life may slightly vary from the photo due to lighting sources or monitor… settings
- the parcel will be sent from Finland. Should the delivery address be outside the EU, the recipient may need to declare the painting and pay some local VAT and customs duties.
Tags: sensual, monochrome, boudoir, feminine
Female portrait touching upon relationships with self and others.
Acrylic on OSB wood panel
Semi-gloss varnished
Unframed, edges are sealed and painted
Ready to hang
Main colors: shades of grey, lead, black, dark blue, silver, light gold.
PLEASE KINDLY NOTE:
- the colors in life may slightly vary from the photo due to lighting sources or monitor… settings
- the parcel will be sent from Finland. Should the delivery address be outside the EU, the recipient may need to declare the painting and pay some local VAT and customs duties.
Tags: sensual, monochrome, boudoir, feminine
Artmoods TP
Finland
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« When I place my inner debate in a design and paint it, I speak out and feel a sense of relief. »
Tania Potapenko, a.k.a. Artmoods TP, is a painter based in Finland whose works have been exhibited in Finland, the United States, Italy, Canada, and Switzerland. She describes her art as being triggered by essential topics such as relationships, the meaning of one's own life, beliefs, religion, parenthood, and death. Tania's emotionally evocative figurative compositions are most often created with oils on wood or canvas.