Painted in oil on cardboard, this small-format artwork evokes the gentle vulnerability of sleep. A woman’s peaceful face, eyes closed, is rendered in muted pinks, warm earth tones, and soft charcoals—imbued with a subtle texture that suggests worn surfaces and aged memories.
The painting leans into a figurative and conceptual style, with the subject partially veiled by time and touch. The dreamlike quality is enhanced by the soft interplay of color and material, lending the work an ethereal and tranquil atmosphere. It feels as if the viewer has stumbled upon a quiet memory embedded in stone or sand—reflective of the title’s allusion to “Cairo,” a place steeped in history and mystery.
Sized at 25 × 30 cm, Cairo Dreams is perfectly suited for bedrooms, reading corners, or private studio walls. Verebics invites us to pause, breathe, and dream with this serene and personal piece—a quiet tribute to the beauty of inner worlds and unspoken stories.
Kati Verebics
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