The elements are bold yet vulnerable, violent yet tender, reflecting Verebics’ mastery of expressionist figurative language.
The muted palette—anchored in neutrals, olive green, and visceral red accents—intensifies the symbolic energy. The bird, cradled tightly yet protectively, becomes a metaphor: of fragility, identity, or perhaps transformation. The elongated format and spatial layering lend it a sculptural, almost bodily presence.
At 67 × 33 cm, P & P commands attention in conceptual spaces such as gallery walls, art studios, or collector’s interiors. This painting doesn’t merely depict—it evokes. Verebics creates a visceral atmosphere, challenging the viewer to interpret the tension between intimacy and control, softness and force. A contemporary piece that invites deep engagement, it is both confrontation and care held in brushstroke.
Kati Verebics
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Biography
Kati Verebics is a Hungarian artist born in 1980, known for her collage-based conceptual works that blend figurative and classical motifs.
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