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Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
Dimensions :
24x16.5in
About this artwork
In Vulnerability of a Chrysanthemum, the delicate layers of the bloom serve as a mirror for the unfolding self. This piece captures the quiet courage required to open up—revealing that what we often mistake for fragility is actually the source of our deepest resonance. It is a portrait of the strength found in softness, marking the exact moment a heart chooses to be seen.
Irina Shishkova is a Russian-born artist based in Germany whose dreamlike psychogeographic landscapes carry the viewer into inner states of ambiguity, raising questions of multiple identity and becoming. Having spent her childhood in Africa, Shishkova experienced a profound sense of nature and symbolism that was later challenged by the rupture of returning to post-Soviet Russia. This fracture sharpened her interest in how multicultural identity is reassembled. Her visual language was further refined through classical Russian academic training, the restraint of Sumi-e learned in Japan and further study at the Milan Art Institute. Additionally, her years in international corporate leadership informed her understanding of identity within complex systems. Shishkova’s practice resists materialist readings of humans, treating the landscape as a site of psychological and metaphysical experience. Her work is regularly exhibited and held in private collections across Europe and beyond.