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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
47.2x29.5in
About this artwork
**“Green Stool” – Iconic Pin-up on Canvas**
This expressive pin-up painting, inspired by classic vintage aesthetics, depicts an elegant, sensual woman on a green stool in a vibrant, color-intensive style. Original photographic negatives of the pose are incorporated into the canvas and reworked, creating a captivating fusion of photography and painting. The multi-layered surface lends the work iconographic depth, making it a unique eye-catcher—a… powerful collector's item that straddles sensuality, concept, and contemporary art.
Stephanie Balih is an academic painter and singer-songwriter who works with acrylics, oils, and gold leaf on canvas. She combines figurative-expressive techniques with her signature blue, plays with wateriness, impasto, and unusual formats, and often incorporates lettering in real gold. In her works, she interweaves the sea, humanity, and nature to convey freshness, lightness, and inner strength, and to remind viewers of their purpose.