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Abstract Portrait in Blue (2025) Original Mixed-media Painting by Gela MIKAVA

113 x 130 x 3cm (unframed)

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€4,484.31

This abstract portrait explores identity as something fluid and constantly transforming.
Layers of deep blue create a sense of emotional depth, while bold orange marks suggest the presence of a human figure emerging and dissolving at the same time.

The striped textile element at the base anchors the composition in reality, creating a dialogue between structure and chaos, body and memory.
This work belongs to the Abstract Portrait series, where the human form is not depicted directly, but felt.

A statement piece for contemporary interiors, ideal for collectors drawn to expressive, emotionally charged abstraction.

Materials used:

oil,acrylic, and textile on fabric

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This abstract portrait explores identity as something fluid and constantly transforming.
Layers of deep blue create a sense of emotional depth, while bold orange marks suggest the presence of a human figure emerging and dissolving at the same time.

The striped textile element at the base anchors the composition in reality, creating a dialogue between structure and chaos, body and memory.
This work belongs to the Abstract Portrait series, where the human form is not depicted directly, but felt.

A statement piece for contemporary interiors, ideal for collectors drawn to expressive, emotionally charged abstraction.

Materials used:

oil,acrylic, and textile on fabric

Details:

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Gela Mikava (b. 1995, Zugdidi, Georgia) is a Georgian artist based in Tbilisi, working in painting and mixed media. His practice centres on salvaged Soviet-era cotton fabric known as biazi,... Read more

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