Silence in Motion
Acrylic on Canvas
60x48in
$4,500
Framing
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Bitazola-artist Zolfaghari
United States
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 48x36in
About this artwork
Original — One of a Kind
Zorya presents a female presence suspended between fire and awakening. The face emerges through dense vertical black lines—unwavering and composed—as if seen through heat, memory, or time itself. Her direct gaze is steady and uncompromising, carrying the quiet authority of someone who has already crossed darkness and now stands at the edge of rebirth.
The dominant orange field evokes both sunset and sunrise at once: the… closing of one world and the ignition of another. This duality mirrors Zorya’s mythic nature as a guardian of transition and transformation. The vertical lines act as both veil and revelation, concealing the surface while intensifying the emotional presence beneath.
From a distance, the image reads as a clear figurative presence; up close, it dissolves into rhythm, abstraction, and vertical structure. Zorya is not a portrait of beauty, but of arrival.
Zorya presents a female presence suspended between fire and awakening. The face emerges through dense vertical black lines—unwavering and composed—as if seen through heat, memory, or time itself. Her direct gaze is steady and uncompromising, carrying the quiet authority of someone who has already crossed darkness and now stands at the edge of rebirth.
The dominant orange field evokes both sunset and sunrise at once: the… closing of one world and the ignition of another. This duality mirrors Zorya’s mythic nature as a guardian of transition and transformation. The vertical lines act as both veil and revelation, concealing the surface while intensifying the emotional presence beneath.
From a distance, the image reads as a clear figurative presence; up close, it dissolves into rhythm, abstraction, and vertical structure. Zorya is not a portrait of beauty, but of arrival.
Bitazola-artist Zolfaghari
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Bitazola-artist Zolfaghari is a painter and conceptual artist whose artistry flourished through years of personal practice and hands-on studio work, rooted deeply in continuous drawing and painting. She constructs her emotionally resonant compositions using vertical lines, repetition, and expressive restraint, oscillating between abstraction and figuration as viewers change their vantage point. Through balanced control and intuition, her style explores themes of identity and perception, allowing human and animal forms to emerge gradually, revealing inner worlds. Her art invites viewers to slow down, awakening a quiet sense of presence and shifting emotional responses through subtle, rhythmic surfaces.
Bitazola-artist Zolfaghari
Zorya
$4,000
