Butterflies in her stomach, 2025
Experience the Emotional Depth of "Butterflies in Her Stomach" by Maia Siradze.
Created in 2024, this striking composition blends Cubism and abstraction to depict the powerful emotions of anticipation, passion, and elegance. Siradze’s signature style, characterized by geometric fragmentation and bold color contrasts, breathes life into the graceful female figure at the heart of this dynamic piece.
The painting portrays a poised woman, her body elegantly contoured with angular and fluid shapes, symbolizing both strength and vulnerability. She holds a delicate butterfly, a metaphor for excitement and transformation, while her vibrant attire, adorned with intricate patterns, suggests movement and emotion. The bold red of her ballet-like shoes and the deep greens and blues surrounding her create a stunning contrast, adding depth and energy to the composition. The fragmented background, featuring triangular shapes, enhances the painting’s modern and expressive aesthetic.
"Butterflies in Her Stomach" is a celebration of femininity, emotion, and artistic expression. Whether displayed in an elegant living space, an art gallery, or a boutique, this masterpiece captures the essence of excitement and elegance. With its rich color palette and sophisticated cubist design, this artwork transforms any setting into a space of artistic intrigue and beauty.
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Maia Siradze
Abstract | Cubism | Figurative
Collective Exhibitions Participant
Biography
Maia Siradze is an artist whose colorful blend of abstraction, cubism, and graphic design reflects a personal journey of creative exploration across cultures and continents.






















