Measuring an impressive 150 x 90 cm and rendered in oil on canvas, this artwork invites viewers into an intimate world where light and shadow play a pivotal role. The human form is presented with raw yet evocative brushstrokes, embodying themes of introspection and the essence of the nude figure. Maksymenko's distinct figurative style, coupled with muted neutrals and monochromatic shades, creates a dreamlike and mysterious atmosphere.
This painting exudes feelings of sensuality and melancholy, offering a powerful emotional resonance that transcends its physical dimensions. Ideal for a gallery display, an intimate studio, or even a bedroom, "Night Moth" offers a captivating centerpiece for spaces that celebrate individuality and artistic depth. Maksymenko's work reflects her unique ability to craft dreamscapes that balance the tangible with the transcendent. Her vision provides a metaphorical lens through which to see the profound beauty in fleeting moments.
Alyna Maksymenko
Abstract | Impressionism
Fair Exhibitor
Established Artist
Biography
Alyna Maksymenko is an artist whose dreamlike, joy-filled works reflect a deep passion for art and a poetic balance between reality and transcendence.
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