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Somewhere Between (2026) Original Mixed-media Painting by Reza Tavakoli

55.88 x 76.2 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 48.26 x 68.58cm (actual image size)

€757.98

Somewhere Between explores the uncertain distance between presence and absence.
The work began without a predetermined image, developing intuitively through layers of colour, erosion, vertical marks, and repeated acts of addition and removal. As the psychological atmosphere of the surface emerged, the standing female figure was introduced as a quiet human presence within it.
Seen from behind, she occupies a space that resists definition—neither close nor distant, neither arriving nor leaving. The vertical forms surrounding her suggest traces, separation, memory, and movement, while the horizontal division beneath her reinforces a sense of suspension.
Rather than illustrating a specific narrative, the work invites the viewer into an unresolved psychological state, where distance is felt more than measured, and presence remains perceptible without becoming fully accessible.

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Somewhere Between explores the uncertain distance between presence and absence.
The work began without a predetermined image, developing intuitively through layers of colour, erosion, vertical marks, and repeated acts of addition and removal. As the psychological atmosphere of the surface emerged, the standing female figure was introduced as a quiet human presence within it.
Seen from behind, she occupies a space that resists definition—neither close nor distant, neither arriving nor leaving. The vertical forms surrounding her suggest traces, separation, memory, and movement, while the horizontal division beneath her reinforces a sense of suspension.
Rather than illustrating a specific narrative, the work invites the viewer into an unresolved psychological state, where distance is felt more than measured, and presence remains perceptible without becoming fully accessible.

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I rarely start a piece knowing exactly what it will become. Most of the time, the work begins with a texture, a mark, a layer of paint, or sometimes even... Read more

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