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Jeopgi (2026) Original Oil Painting by Marina Ogai

120 x 90 x 5cm (unframed)

£3,746.24

The process of folding paper is a metaphor for continuous internal assembly. Every facet, every new fold symbolizes a conscious choice, a lived experience, or a fragile hope. Identity is not given to us whole from the beginning; it is meticulously pieced together from a multitude of scattered fragments, requiring time, inner silence, and absolute honesty.

Hundreds of such invisible decisions form a single core. What seems vulnerable and weightless in isolation collectively creates a strong, indivisible structure of personality. It is a state of constantly acquiring form, where each discovered and folded meaning only makes the internal foundation stronger.

Ships stretched and ready to hang, in a protective box.

Materials used:

oil

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The process of folding paper is a metaphor for continuous internal assembly. Every facet, every new fold symbolizes a conscious choice, a lived experience, or a fragile hope. Identity is not given to us whole from the beginning; it is meticulously pieced together from a multitude of scattered fragments, requiring time, inner silence, and absolute honesty.

Hundreds of such invisible decisions form a single core. What seems vulnerable and weightless in isolation collectively creates a strong, indivisible structure of personality. It is a state of constantly acquiring form, where each discovered and folded meaning only makes the internal foundation stronger.

Ships stretched and ready to hang, in a protective box.

Materials used:

oil

Details:

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At the core of my artistic practice is the exploration of a split identity and the experience of forever living "in-between. " I was formed at the intersection of two... Read more

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