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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x16.5in
About this artwork
A woman and a white cow—between worlds, in a moment of empathy and uncertainty. Inspired by a dream and created in collaboration with AI, this original oil painting explores the fragile boundary between human and animal, power and vulnerability. Expressive brushwork, unfinished forms, and warm earth tones evoke both connection and loss. Stroking Cattle – Between Worlds is a call to reflect on our place in nature.
Ready to hang. Includes a signed… Certificate of Authenticity. Collect this unique piece to add depth and conversation to your space.
Ready to hang. Includes a signed… Certificate of Authenticity. Collect this unique piece to add depth and conversation to your space.
Cornelia Es Said
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Since I need to clear out my exhibition space, I'm offering a 50% discount on selected works. My subscription to Singulart ends on March 17th. After that, my works will no longer be available here.
Cornelia Es Said is a Berlin-based artist exploring human emotion, identity, and social structures. Her work merges realism and expressionism, using oil, gouache, charcoal, acrylic, and mixed media.
With a background in social sciences from Humboldt University, she critically examines transformation, collective memory, and resilience. Art, for her, is a tool for reflection and empowerment, urging viewers to rethink identity and societal narratives.
Integrating AI into her creative process, Cornelia bridges traditional and digital art. Her works are exhibited internationally and held in private collections across Europe and South America.
https://corneliaessaid.de
Cornelia Es Said is a Berlin-based artist exploring human emotion, identity, and social structures. Her work merges realism and expressionism, using oil, gouache, charcoal, acrylic, and mixed media.
With a background in social sciences from Humboldt University, she critically examines transformation, collective memory, and resilience. Art, for her, is a tool for reflection and empowerment, urging viewers to rethink identity and societal narratives.
Integrating AI into her creative process, Cornelia bridges traditional and digital art. Her works are exhibited internationally and held in private collections across Europe and South America.
https://corneliaessaid.de