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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
45.3x29.5in
About this artwork
This painting grew out of my long fascination with the human body in motion – not as a perfect, idealized figure, but as a carrier of tension, desire, and inner energy. In flamenco, there is a moment where the dancer seems almost suspended between control and abandon: the body is sharply constructed, almost architectural, but the emotion underneath is wild. That contrast is what I wanted to capture here.
The figure is reduced to geometric planes… and curves, because I am less interested in a portrait of a specific dancer and more in the feeling of flamenco itself – the pressure in the spine, the twist of the torso, the weight in the hips, the held breath before the next step. Warm reds and earth tones carry the heat of the performance, while the more restrained composition keeps the scene from becoming decorative. I want the viewer to feel that they have walked into the charged space between two heartbeats, when movement has just happened or is about to happen.
Srdjan Stanojkovic is a Serbian painter and sculptor whose self-directed practice spans drawing, oil and acrylic painting, and bas-relief, shaped by European exhibitions and daily studio immersion. His approach blends figurative abstraction with geometric, sculptural techniques—fragmenting the human body into rhythmic planes, layering painting with scraping, carving, and relief. His art radiates charged stillness, inviting viewers to feel the electric, unspoken tension and intimacy that lingers in the space between bodies.