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Elena Lemust

2026 • Italy • Acrylic on Canvas

39 x 31 in

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Elena Lemust

Italy

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Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in

About this artwork

In this painting, I express the chaos and complexity of the human mind through quick strokes and intense colors. Acrylic allows me to layer contrasting emotions, while pop art meets abstract expressionism in a vibrant visual dialogue. This work brings energy and movement to any space, inviting you to immerse yourself in the confusing yet deeply alive stories it tells.

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Elena Lemust

Italy

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Elena Lemust is a contemporary Italian painter who investigates the human figure through an instinctive and layered style.

Working with acrylic and oil on canvas, she constructs faces and bodies that emerge and dissolve into the pictorial matter, like ever-changing presences.

His compositions arise from a constant tension between control and gesture, leaving the image in an unstable, suspended equilibrium.

Through color and surface density, Lemust creates ambiguous and magnetic figures, capable of holding the gaze and activating a direct emotional relationship with the observer.

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