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Breakfast with a Chocolate Rabbit (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Antonina Bormova

90 x 90 x 2cm / 90 x 90cm (actual image size)

£588.2

In this painting, an act of care takes on an unexpected dimension. A chocolate rabbit tied with a blue ribbon sits on a plate beside a spoonful of green peas. Familiar objects form an absurd breakfast scene, revealing a subtle mismatch between what is offered and the one receiving it.

This symbolic composition explores our tendency to organise our impulses and desires into forms that do not always correspond to their nature. Even a sincere wish to care for someone can be shaped by mistaken assumptions about what they actually need.

Irony and visual play create space to reconsider familiar patterns of interaction. The illogical situation invites a more flexible perspective on our own desires and expectations.

Materials used:

Acrylic, spray paint

Details:

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In this painting, an act of care takes on an unexpected dimension. A chocolate rabbit tied with a blue ribbon sits on a plate beside a spoonful of green peas. Familiar objects form an absurd breakfast scene, revealing a subtle mismatch between what is offered and the one receiving it.

This symbolic composition explores our tendency to organise our impulses and desires into forms that do not always correspond to their nature. Even a sincere wish to care for someone can be shaped by mistaken assumptions about what they actually need.

Irony and visual play create space to reconsider familiar patterns of interaction. The illogical situation invites a more flexible perspective on our own desires and expectations.

Materials used:

Acrylic, spray paint

Details:

Location Germany

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My artistic practice explores psycho-emotional states, inner dialogue, and the ways in which lived experience takes visual form. Through figuration, I work with the complexity of inner life and the... Read more

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