Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci: head of a girl
Charcoal on Paper
20x16in
$510
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Fatima Erkenova
United Kingdom
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11.8x15.7in
About this artwork
The painting explores the point of contact between inner turbulence and emerging clarity. A powerful green wave, edged with translucent radiance, is not merely a depiction of the sea — it becomes a metaphor for psychic energy in a moment of transformation.
Here, the storm is not destruction but process: a dynamic threshold where darkness meets light, doubt meets insight. The tense sky and solid rock in the background do not dominate but rather structure… the space — like inner anchors shaping the contours of emotional experience.
Work is inspired by the paintings of Sergei Lim, reflecting his attention to expressive color dramaturgy, complex interplay of light and shadow, and textured surface. The artist draws from the legacy of Romanticism, yet reinterprets it through a contemporary lens: there is no glorification of nature here, but observation and participation.
Painting is addressed to those who see in art not illustration, but a mirror — emotional, philosophical, and existential
Here, the storm is not destruction but process: a dynamic threshold where darkness meets light, doubt meets insight. The tense sky and solid rock in the background do not dominate but rather structure… the space — like inner anchors shaping the contours of emotional experience.
Work is inspired by the paintings of Sergei Lim, reflecting his attention to expressive color dramaturgy, complex interplay of light and shadow, and textured surface. The artist draws from the legacy of Romanticism, yet reinterprets it through a contemporary lens: there is no glorification of nature here, but observation and participation.
Painting is addressed to those who see in art not illustration, but a mirror — emotional, philosophical, and existential
Fatima Erkenova
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Moving deftly between oil, acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media, Fatima Erkenova incorporates her experiences in journalism, psychology, and psychotherapy into her artistry. Firmly situated at the crossroads of psychological painting and conscious abstraction, her artworks speak the universal language of form, color, rhythm, and structure to express shifts in consciousness and internal processes. Erkenova paints to echo the human journey towards self-awareness and freedom, with each stroke bearing the weight of personal boundaries being acknowledged, and often obliterated, in a resonating dance of color and thought.
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Where the storm touches light
$7,410
