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Visage II

Mamta Jharia

2026 • Italy • Acrylic on Canvas

31 x 47 in

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Mamta Jharia

Italy

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 31.5x47.2in

About this artwork

With bold acrylics, I poured raw emotion into fragmented faces, blending cubism and surrealism to reveal the complexity beneath human expression. Each eye and lip echoes a story of introspection and connection. This painting breathes vibrant energy and mystery, inviting your space to pulse with vivid emotions and layered thoughts. It’s a celebration of the multifaceted human spirit, alive in every bold brushstroke.

Mamta Jharia

Italy

Credentials

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I am a self-taught artist shaped by the vastness of the sea and the depths of the inner world. For sixteen years, I lived as a mariner, navigating endless horizons and silent waters, until 2019, when the birth of my daughter became the turning tide. I left the ocean to embark on a new voyage — painting. My work, rooted in abstract expressionism, explores the unseen currents between movement and stillness, solitude and connection. I layer acrylics and oils with brushes, knives, and my hands, guided by instinct, memory, and lived experience rather than formal training. The discipline of the sea remains, but so does its freedom — allowing each piece to evolve without a fixed destination. I do not paint what I see, but what I feel: inner storms, fleeting joys, layered memories. My paintings are not statements, but invitations — for the viewer to step into their own ocean of emotion and imagination.

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