Window Woman 5

Window Woman 5 

"Window Woman 5" captures an enigmatic and evocative moment, where the silhouette of a woman is seen from behind, gazing out at the neon-lit urban scene below. Bathed in the reflections of red and blue lights, the figure is almost lost within the ambient glow, emphasizing the feeling of anonymity and detachment that often accompanies life in a bustling city. The vivid colors of neon and streetlights against the dark, hazy background create a striking visual contrast, adding to the cinematic quality of the piece.

The painting's composition suggests a sense of longing or introspection, with the woman framed against the blurred, fragmented light of the city. The combination of expressive brushstrokes and an abstracted cityscape evokes a dreamlike atmosphere, blurring the lines between reality and imagination. The ambiguity of the scene allows viewers to project their own stories onto the figure, making the painting deeply personal and resonant.

"Window Woman 5" invites viewers to reflect on themes of solitude, urban life, and the quiet beauty found in moments of contemplation. The figure's back turned to the viewer, with her gaze directed outward, evokes a sense of curiosity and mystery, hinting at the narratives that unfold beyond the window. It is a painting that captures both the vibrant energy and the solitude of city nights, offering a glimpse into the introspective side of urban existence.

This artwork would make a compelling addition to any collection that values atmospheric and emotive pieces. "Window Woman 5" brings a sense of reflection, melancholy, and a touch of intrigue, making it a powerful focal point for any space.

Print Details:

Museum Etching Premium paper. 
16x16 print - including 3-inch white border
Image surface - 10x10 
Frame not included

The limited edition is limited to 200 copies

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