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Stephanie Balih
Austria
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Artist highlights
- 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 : 63x47.2in
About this artwork
Autoscopy II – Observed Thinking
The punk lingers on the turquoise-and-black tiled wall – caught between urban harshness and quiet reflection. Still engrossed in Foucault's *The Order of Things*, his reading becomes an act of self-observation. In the background, "Time" serves as a reminder of transience, while "We Are" asserts collective existence – both constants within a shifting realm of meaning.
Surveillance now enters the picture: A camera… focuses on him, transforming intimacy into publicity, thought into an observed event. Behind him appears an elegantly dressed figure with a pig's head – simultaneously grotesque and symbolically charged. It seems like a silent portrait of societal masks, power structures, and moral ambiguity.
This large-format work condenses rebellion, philosophy, and control into a powerful visual language. It poses a question: Who is watching whom – and who are we when we are seen?
The punk lingers on the turquoise-and-black tiled wall – caught between urban harshness and quiet reflection. Still engrossed in Foucault's *The Order of Things*, his reading becomes an act of self-observation. In the background, "Time" serves as a reminder of transience, while "We Are" asserts collective existence – both constants within a shifting realm of meaning.
Surveillance now enters the picture: A camera… focuses on him, transforming intimacy into publicity, thought into an observed event. Behind him appears an elegantly dressed figure with a pig's head – simultaneously grotesque and symbolically charged. It seems like a silent portrait of societal masks, power structures, and moral ambiguity.
This large-format work condenses rebellion, philosophy, and control into a powerful visual language. It poses a question: Who is watching whom – and who are we when we are seen?
Stephanie Balih
Austria
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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.
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