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Night Watch with Dolls
Night Watch with Dolls
This vibrant triptych titled "Night Watch with Dolls" presents a surreal, biomorphic exploration of the human form intertwined with abstract mechanical and organic systems. The composition is divided into three panels, where the left and right sections display humanoid, puppet-like figures with exaggerated anatomical structures, wires, and fluid forms, evoking the sense of medical diagrams or futuristic dolls. The central panel emphasizes a dynamic red structure resembling a ribcage or internal organ, surrounded by cellular patterns and swirling energy, hinting at inner life, emotion, or transformation. The grid and checkerboard motifs below ground the chaotic visuals, suggesting surveillance, control, or the tension between artificial and natural life. The piece feels both clinical and deeply emotive, capturing a dream-like “night watch” over artificial bodies imbued with subconscious vitality.
This vibrant triptych titled "Night Watch with Dolls" presents a surreal, biomorphic exploration of the human form intertwined with abstract mechanical and organic systems. The composition is divided into three panels, where the left and right sections display humanoid, puppet-like figures with exaggerated anatomical structures, wires, and fluid forms, evoking the sense of medical diagrams or futuristic dolls. The central panel emphasizes a dynamic red structure resembling a ribcage or internal organ, surrounded by cellular patterns and swirling energy, hinting at inner life, emotion, or transformation. The grid and checkerboard motifs below ground the chaotic visuals, suggesting surveillance, control, or the tension between artificial and natural life. The piece feels both clinical and deeply emotive, capturing a dream-like “night watch” over artificial bodies imbued with subconscious vitality.
Title " Night watch with dolls"
Title " Night watch with dolls"
Size : 215 x 420 cm ( Triptych ) Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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