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EGP 3,750.00Liqaa fathe adel · Acrylic on canvas
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Maggy MouradPainting & drawing · AlexandriaSend Morrow a reservation request. The work is only held after approval. No payment is taken when you request.
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This portrait explores the fragile boundary between identity and transformation. The fragmented face, stretched features, and shifting perspectives suggest a self that is constantly reshaped by memory, emotion, and experience rather than fixed appearance. Inspired by Cubism, Expressionism, and Surrealist portraiture, the work deconstructs the human form to reveal psychological depth instead of physical likeness. The vivid magenta background intensifies the emotional atmosphere, while the sharp contrasts of light and shadow emphasize the tension between vulnerability and resilience. The elongated neck and distorted facial planes create a sense of unease, inviting viewers to question what is hidden beneath the surface. Rather than presenting a recognizable individual, the figure becomes a symbolic portrait of the inner self—a visual narrative of personal evolution, fractured perception, and the continuous search for authenticity within an ever-changing human experience.
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