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Woman at the Window
24 × 12 inches | Acrylic on canvas | 2022
Inspired by the dreamlike worlds of Salvador Dalí and Caspar David Friedrich, this piece reimagines the timeless figure of a woman seen from behind—her face concealed, her thoughts belonging entirely to her.
Rather than recreating the quiet realism of its historical influences, I approached the image through a more expressive lens. Vibrant colors, softened forms, and abstracted surroundings transform the familiar composition into something suspended between memory and dream.
The woman becomes both subject and mystery, standing at the threshold of an unseen world. We may follow her gaze, but whatever she sees beyond the painted horizon remains hers alone.
Woman at the Window
24 × 12 inches | Acrylic on canvas | 2022
Inspired by the dreamlike worlds of Salvador Dalí and Caspar David Friedrich, this piece reimagines the timeless figure of a woman seen from behind—her face concealed, her thoughts belonging entirely to her.
Rather than recreating the quiet realism of its historical influences, I approached the image through a more expressive lens. Vibrant colors, softened forms, and abstracted surroundings transform the familiar composition into something suspended between memory and dream.
The woman becomes both subject and mystery, standing at the threshold of an unseen world. We may follow her gaze, but whatever she sees beyond the painted horizon remains hers alone.