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Elena Lemust
Italy
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Cement on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
"One" is the second work in a series dedicated to the dialogue between matter, sign, and space. Layers of concrete and acrylic alternate with raw canvas, revealing essential traces that evoke memory and transformation. The small fuchsia square introduces a point of tension and orientation, creating a balance between geometric rigor and spontaneous gesture.
Elena Lemust
Italy
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Elena Lemust is an Italian artist who develops abstract research through painting, fabric, and layering materials. Her works emerge from an intuitive process in which gesture, erasure, stitching, and layering construct complex surfaces, revealing the traces of time and transformation.
Working with raw canvases, pigments, fabrics, and graphic signs, she creates essential compositions in which material and gesture interact in a constant balance between rigor and spontaneity. Her works do not seek representation, but evoke fragments, rhythms, and relationships open to personal interpretation.
Through a pared-down palette and a strong focus on texture, Elena Lemust explores the surface as a place of construction and memory, where every mark contributes to the narrative of the creative process. Her works invite the viewer to linger on the details, layers, and silent tensions that emerge from the encounter between different materials.
Working with raw canvases, pigments, fabrics, and graphic signs, she creates essential compositions in which material and gesture interact in a constant balance between rigor and spontaneity. Her works do not seek representation, but evoke fragments, rhythms, and relationships open to personal interpretation.
Through a pared-down palette and a strong focus on texture, Elena Lemust explores the surface as a place of construction and memory, where every mark contributes to the narrative of the creative process. Her works invite the viewer to linger on the details, layers, and silent tensions that emerge from the encounter between different materials.
