Original artwork description:

ARTIST: Valeria Golovenkina
WORK: Original Acrylic painting, Handmade artwork
MEDIUM:Acrylic on Board, the mirror
FRAME: Hand crafted varnished charcoal
YEAR: 2022
TITLE: "Only Human"
DIMENSIONS: 38x38 cm / 45x45 cm
Framed
Ships in box

Only human! (Matrix)
Look, the man! (Pontius Pilate on Jesus Christ)

Every person is a phenomenon.
A cocktail of characters, strength and a spectrum of feelings, beliefs, traumas and perceptions is not repeated even close in any of us. Each is a masterpiece reflecting the versatility of our Creator

At the same time, people have the same patterns of behavior. Everyone has the same principle of the structure of the trunk and brain. One kind. We are all equal.

My Black'n'White series are based on my research on the symbolic representation of black and white. Society has designated black as a symbol of darkness and evil, and white — purity, correctness and goodness. Society in its tradition normally fosters any desire to flee from the first and strive to the latter.

To my mind unconsciousness is the real darkness. Any attempt to present only your ‘bright’ side to the world and hide the other, while denying, ignoring and glossing over your own shortcomings, is what truly leads to self-destruction.

But without a shadow, there is no light.

All feelings and emotions must exist in harmony. The flame of fierce starts to devour its surroundings only if it gets out of control, the same way the kindest human traits get taken over by a destructive tsunami.

Black is just black.
White is just white.
Become yourself, not the best version of yourself.

The charcoal frame is covered with yacht varnish.

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Materials used:

acrylic, mirror

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