Subjective wounds
Oil on Canvas
59x39in
$13,560
Framing
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Denys Molerio
Poland
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 59.1x39.4in
About this artwork
This is my quiet and contemplative work. The image is insignificant through drama or fragmentation of form—its power stems from silence, the protection of the body, and subtle symbolism. This is a painting that operates more like a meditative state than a narrative.
In the context of the title "Cycle of Givers," the painting addresses an even additional, more existential meaning. It ceases to be merely a contemplative portrait—it becomes a reflection… on the human being as a constant act of nourishment.
The figure is inverted, which can be read as a shift away from the risk of ego and accusation. Let us not control the connection to the person with the connection, but to the universal figure of the human being in the cycle of exchange: preservation, energy, care, time, love and presence.
The crossed arms is a demand sent, but also accepted. The luminous circle around the head s a symbol of continuity—a closed circuit of supply and reception.
In the context of the title "Cycle of Givers," the painting addresses an even additional, more existential meaning. It ceases to be merely a contemplative portrait—it becomes a reflection… on the human being as a constant act of nourishment.
The figure is inverted, which can be read as a shift away from the risk of ego and accusation. Let us not control the connection to the person with the connection, but to the universal figure of the human being in the cycle of exchange: preservation, energy, care, time, love and presence.
The crossed arms is a demand sent, but also accepted. The luminous circle around the head s a symbol of continuity—a closed circuit of supply and reception.
Denys Molerio
Poland
Denys Molerio is a Cuban painter with a strong academic background, working primarily in figurative painting to investigate identity and human nature. He masterfully combines realism, symbolism, and subtle surrealist touches, using layered compositions and muted palettes to create atmospheres charged with introspection. His work evokes emotional depth, highlighting vulnerability, alienation, and the invisible battles within the human psyche, inspiring viewers to explore the complexities beneath the surface of self.
Denys Molerio
The cycle of givers
$13,710
