These figures, tender in expression, are overlaid with expressive brush lines and spectral animal outlines, creating a visual dialogue between innocence and instinct, history and imagination.
Set in a muted palette of teal greens, stone greys, and whites, with striking red accents, the painting exudes a haunting presence. Verebics' ability to merge figurative classical forms with gestural abstraction results in a collage-based conceptual work that feels both timeless and quietly surreal.
At 30 × 42 cm, Fris I fits beautifully in gallery spaces, libraries, or collector’s interiors—places where thoughtful, symbolic storytelling is appreciated. Through her refined composition and layered textures, Verebics invites the viewer into a suspended world—where the past whispers through myth and modern marks.
Kati Verebics
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