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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x11.8in
About this artwork
3 separate part: 3 x 30 x 30
When creating this work, the artist faced with the question: how can we show the post-traumatic condition and the process of overcoming it?..Do I have the right? Fragility is the key word in this work, despite the apparent balance of the composition.
In 2019 triptych was exhibited at the "Salon international de L'AEA-F" in Paris, France (with exhibition catalog) and thus, the work was published in the artist's personal… catalog "special edition ARTBOX project MIAMI 2.0.
*The catalogs will be attached with the certificate of authenticity.
Canvas: 100% cotton, Belgium.
Made in France.
When creating this work, the artist faced with the question: how can we show the post-traumatic condition and the process of overcoming it?..Do I have the right? Fragility is the key word in this work, despite the apparent balance of the composition.
In 2019 triptych was exhibited at the "Salon international de L'AEA-F" in Paris, France (with exhibition catalog) and thus, the work was published in the artist's personal… catalog "special edition ARTBOX project MIAMI 2.0.
*The catalogs will be attached with the certificate of authenticity.
Canvas: 100% cotton, Belgium.
Made in France.
Teti
France
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
« Rethinking contemporary painting through the process of creating a timeless artwork, I make a fundamental emphasis on the conceptual dialogue of aesthetic balance, multidimensionality of meanings, and fragile questions of time. »
Teti is a French artist who believes that contemporary painting is always the never-ending process of visual reflection and independent research. Her method of creation is based on the concept where internal reflection, analysis, and the multidimensionality of meanings are combined. All of Teti's compositions are created by the guiding principles of reflection, reconstruction, and retransition. Her need for abstract contemplation is a method of self-reflection and overcoming wounds. It is the liberation from socio-psychological pressure, clichés, and destruction.