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Medium :
Charcoal on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
A delicate, childlike figure stands at the center of this work—a figure that immediately evokes sympathy. But behind him, the light casts a shadowy shape that undeniably evokes something demonic.
These contrasts – between innocence and threat, between childhood and dark intuition – form the essence of this work.
😈The character “Labubu”, currently popular in contemporary pop culture, is shown here in a completely new light: not as a toy, but as… a psychological mirror of our own inner contradictions.
A3 drawing combining charcoal with watercolor markers – a deliberate choice to create tension between rich detail and raw, instinctive expression.
The work invites you to pause and reflect – about masks, about the play of light, and about the shadows that we all carry with us.
Karina Ludborzha is a painter and illustrator living in Latvia, whose works have been exhibited nationally as well as in Latvia, Russia, and Bulgaria. Even as a child, she knew that art was her calling. Ludborzha's distinctive landscapes and still lifes are intended to convey positive emotions. In her artistic process, she most often uses oil, watercolor, and acrylic on canvas or paper.