Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 24in, Height: 35.8in, Depth: 2.6in
About this artwork
This work is a tribute to Ukraine, turning into a protest against the brutality of the Russian war, special on its anniversary. An appeal for sustainability and an end to the horrors of war.
The work, as it is revealed, takes on a more intimate dimension, a universal appeal to anyone who wishes to change, overcome challenges and move on. The phrase "I'm just a paper, it's nothing I can do alone" underlines the importance of personal action, emphasizing… that every reaction, gesture and change must arise from ourselves; thinking, writing or shouting is insufficient.
In the context of the Ukrainian tragedy, the work rejects the ineffectiveness of written treaties and agreements, highlighting the crucial need for a concrete will to build peace, imperfect but intrinsically shared.
This artwork is framed and ready to hang. It is signed by the artist on the back and will be delivered with the COA (certificate of authenticity) signed by the author.
The work, as it is revealed, takes on a more intimate dimension, a universal appeal to anyone who wishes to change, overcome challenges and move on. The phrase "I'm just a paper, it's nothing I can do alone" underlines the importance of personal action, emphasizing… that every reaction, gesture and change must arise from ourselves; thinking, writing or shouting is insufficient.
In the context of the Ukrainian tragedy, the work rejects the ineffectiveness of written treaties and agreements, highlighting the crucial need for a concrete will to build peace, imperfect but intrinsically shared.
This artwork is framed and ready to hang. It is signed by the artist on the back and will be delivered with the COA (certificate of authenticity) signed by the author.
Eni Pullumbi
Italy
Credentials
- Established Artist
Eni Pullumbi is a multifaceted artist from Tirana, Albania, active in painting, drawing and sculpture, with roots in art and artistic photography. His experimental research uses abstract shapes and geometric portraits, playing with polyurethane foam, abrasive sheets and acrylics to create works with a contemporary and geometric charm with hints of cubism. His creations evoke a profound introspective and sensorial research, challenging the viewer to go beyond the superficial, to grasp hidden stories and emotions.