Zebra Crossing
Acrylic on Canvas
24x30in
$2,630
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Martin Wojnowski
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 on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 20.1x16.1in
About this artwork
We are all familiar with the expression “skeletons in the cupboard”, a shorthand for hidden guilt concealed behind the façade of normal life. This painting gives that phrase literal form, placing it within the calm interior of an ordinary middle-class home.
A cupboard reveals its contents only partially: a skeleton dimly visible behind reflective glass. It is not discovered, nor exposed in dramatic fashion, but quietly present, long contained and… absorbed into the furniture of everyday living.
An older man moves away through the open doorway. He does not look back. His departure is measured and unhurried, suggesting resignation rather than escape. Nothing in the room is disturbed. Order is preserved. Comfort remains intact, even as evidence of past, morally dubious actions lingers just out of full view.
The painting ultimately asks not whether guilt exists, but whether it is ever truly left behind or merely closed away, as one walks on.
A cupboard reveals its contents only partially: a skeleton dimly visible behind reflective glass. It is not discovered, nor exposed in dramatic fashion, but quietly present, long contained and… absorbed into the furniture of everyday living.
An older man moves away through the open doorway. He does not look back. His departure is measured and unhurried, suggesting resignation rather than escape. Nothing in the room is disturbed. Order is preserved. Comfort remains intact, even as evidence of past, morally dubious actions lingers just out of full view.
The painting ultimately asks not whether guilt exists, but whether it is ever truly left behind or merely closed away, as one walks on.
Martin Wojnowski
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Wojnowski, a Chelsea College of Art and Design alumnus, exercises his superb skills in acrylic paintings and interior design. Mesmerizing spectators through fine detail blended with expressive brushwork, he delineates a whimsical, dreamlike world where precision coexists with artistic freedom. He compels, through vibrant nuances of colour, a dive into an enchanting universe of nostalgia, playfulness and surrealism, ultimately sparking profound joy, reflection and momentary escape from reality.
