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In this piece, I captured a warm moment of everyday life, filled with nostalgia and kindness. The textured tablecloth and vintage items bring a sense of comfort and tradition, while the soft colors evoke calm and sincerity. This artwork invites you to feel the gentle embrace of home and the simple joys shared around the table, infusing your space with warmth and heartfelt connection.
Printed on museum-quality cotton paper. Signed and numbered on… the back. Certificate of Authenticity.
If the collector wishes, it can be sent mounted and framed, ready to hang. Please inquire.
Also available in other sizes. Please inquire.
Silvina Batista (Argentina, 1973) is a contemporary fine art photographer whose work explores identity, inner states, and symbolic landscapes through stages of photography and poetic self-portraiture. Rooted in a conceptual approach, her practice uses the body as a narrative device, constructing images that oscillate between presence and absence, intimacy and distance. Her photographs evoke silent atmospheres, where light, gesture, and space become carriers of emotional and symbolic meaning. Batista's work has been exhibited in Argentina and internationally. Her artistic book of self-portarits is part of the permanent collection of The Center Ceramique Library in Maastricht, the Netherlands. She has been recommended by Singulart Gallery for presentation to galleries participating in Paris Photo, reinforcing the international projection of her work within the contemporary photography scene. She currently lives and works in Argentina. Not AI.