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After the Path. (2022) Original Mixed-media Painting by Tatsiana Yelistratava

15 x 15 x 15cm / 15 x 15cm (actual image size)

£224.77

This hand-painted spherical art object explores a landscape after movement has passed. Faint traces suggest a path that once existed, now softened and partially erased by snow, light, and time.
The imagery remains deliberately unresolved, unfolding across the curved surface of the sphere without a fixed focal point. As the object is rotated, the landscape appears to shift and dissolve, offering no clear destination — only the quiet aftermath of passage.
Painted by hand with acrylic on a plastic sphere, this work is unique and cannot be replicated. The layered brushwork and softened contours emphasize impermanence, memory, and the subtle transition between presence and disappearance.
The artwork comes with a minimalist handmade air-dry clay display base, included as part of the piece.
The object can also be displayed in suspension using a hanging stand (not included), allowing the sphere to be viewed freely in space.

Materials used:

acrylic painting on plastic sphere, air dry clay base

Details:

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This hand-painted spherical art object explores a landscape after movement has passed. Faint traces suggest a path that once existed, now softened and partially erased by snow, light, and time.
The imagery remains deliberately unresolved, unfolding across the curved surface of the sphere without a fixed focal point. As the object is rotated, the landscape appears to shift and dissolve, offering no clear destination — only the quiet aftermath of passage.
Painted by hand with acrylic on a plastic sphere, this work is unique and cannot be replicated. The layered brushwork and softened contours emphasize impermanence, memory, and the subtle transition between presence and disappearance.
The artwork comes with a minimalist handmade air-dry clay display base, included as part of the piece.
The object can also be displayed in suspension using a hanging stand (not included), allowing the sphere to be viewed freely in space.

Materials used:

acrylic painting on plastic sphere, air dry clay base

Details:

Location Egypt

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