Rendered in a cubist style, the composition breaks traditional perspectives, presenting coffee cups and saucers in fragmented yet harmonious forms. This unique approach invites viewers to see everyday objects from a fresh, artistic perspective.
The soft pastel hues of pink, blue, and beige create a gentle and inviting atmosphere, while muted earth tones add depth and warmth. Darker accents provide contrast, enhancing the intricate shapes and fluid lines that define the composition. Through layered textures and dynamic brushstrokes, Argaman infuses the painting with a sense of movement and emotion.
Perfect for dining spaces, cafés, and modern interiors, Coffee for a Couple embodies the simple joys of companionship and shared experiences. Whether displayed in a gallery, a cozy kitchen, or an elegant restaurant, this piece evokes feelings of connection, nostalgia, and comfort.
Hagit Argaman
Expressionism | Surrealism | Figurative
Established Artist
Biography
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