Bleach & Tonic
Oil on Canvas
31x31in
$12,560
Framing
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Léni Whitford
France
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 19.3x13in
About this artwork
Burnout
Watercolor on paper – Self-portrait
In this watercolor, I depict myself as a Barbie doll locked in her box, impeccable, fixed smile, surrounded by household accessories as if they were an integral part of the “perfect woman’s kit.” This satirical work questions the mental burden that still weighs heavily on women’s shoulders: you have to be a domestic goddess, an outstanding organizer, a model cook – and all that without ever creasing… your blow-dry.
“Burn Out” is a sharp nod to this social pressure, to this daily absurdity.
If I could put all this in a box and put it on a shelf, I would gladly do it!
In the meantime, I'm transforming it into colors.
Each portrait I create is unique, often made to order – to offer, or to offer to oneself, a moment of recognition and gentleness in a mirror.
Watercolor on paper – Self-portrait
In this watercolor, I depict myself as a Barbie doll locked in her box, impeccable, fixed smile, surrounded by household accessories as if they were an integral part of the “perfect woman’s kit.” This satirical work questions the mental burden that still weighs heavily on women’s shoulders: you have to be a domestic goddess, an outstanding organizer, a model cook – and all that without ever creasing… your blow-dry.
“Burn Out” is a sharp nod to this social pressure, to this daily absurdity.
If I could put all this in a box and put it on a shelf, I would gladly do it!
In the meantime, I'm transforming it into colors.
Each portrait I create is unique, often made to order – to offer, or to offer to oneself, a moment of recognition and gentleness in a mirror.
Léni Whitford
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Léni Whitford, a former nurse, uses watercolor for small pieces and oil paint for large formats. She masters the realistic, figurative style; her work is marked by colorful contrast, multiple glazes, and meticulous details. Her creations, often supported by female figures, defend causes, criticize current events, or tell stories, all revealed through a balanced chromatic harmony. Her works concentrate vivid emotions, seeking to transcend their framework.
Léni Whitford
Burn out
$5,060
