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Comfort Zone #01

Selma Djibrila

2025 • Germany

12(L) x 9(H) x 0(D)in

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Selma Djibrila

Germany

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Medium : Clay Without Stand
Dimensions : Length: 11.8in, Height: 9.4in, Depth: 0.5in

About this artwork

Comfort Zone #01 is an abstract structural image representing a bed at dawn, and the strong will not to leave it.

Leaving a bed at dawn is difficult, but when you get the feeling that you're not going anywhere in your existence... it metamorphoses.

It becomes a comfort zone. A place where you can't get hurt and where you can't fail.

A ship is always safe at shore, but that's not what it was built for. — Albert Einstein

Comfort Zone #01 is… part of the Stuck (Blocked in English) collection; an exploration of the different phases of a "stuck life". It is signed and authenticated.

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Color = White

Material: Mixed media on canvas

Size = 21×21×3 cm

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Selma Djibrila

Germany

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Reyku works with self-drying modeling clay and has an artistic background that began early with painting and drawing, but led her to sculpture. Her technique is characterized by meticulous modeling on canvas, inspired by the structures of mechanical engineering and everyday textures. In her unique style, she transforms abstract concepts such as motivation, procrastination, and willpower into tangible forms. Her works convey hope and the confidence that "everything will work out in the end."

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