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Sweet Swings (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Antonina Bormova

120 x 120cm (unframed) / 110 x 110cm (actual image size)

£1,092.36

Intended visible size when stretched: H 110 × W 110 cm (43.3 × 43.3 in); full canvas size: H 120 × W 120 cm (47.2 × 47.2 in); shipped rolled in a protective tube; signed on the front and back; signed Certificate of Authenticity included.

This work explores the attraction of oscillation — a state in which movement continues without necessarily leading to change. The rhythm repeats itself, and repetition gradually begins to feel safe.

The pendulum-like motion becomes a metaphor for an inner habit: returning to what is familiar, even when it represents inertia rather than progress. Balance becomes a form of comfort, and comfort itself becomes a reason to remain.

Carefreeness, play and enjoyment of the process shape the visual character of the painting. The rabbit itself becomes the swing, merging figure and movement into a single playful form. Set against a vibrant orange space, the repetitive rocking motion appears pleasurable and familiar — a continuous movement whose attraction lies precisely in returning again and again.

Materials used:

Acrylic, acrylic spray paints

Details:

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Intended visible size when stretched: H 110 × W 110 cm (43.3 × 43.3 in); full canvas size: H 120 × W 120 cm (47.2 × 47.2 in); shipped rolled in a protective tube; signed on the front and back; signed Certificate of Authenticity included.

This work explores the attraction of oscillation — a state in which movement continues without necessarily leading to change. The rhythm repeats itself, and repetition gradually begins to feel safe.

The pendulum-like motion becomes a metaphor for an inner habit: returning to what is familiar, even when it represents inertia rather than progress. Balance becomes a form of comfort, and comfort itself becomes a reason to remain.

Carefreeness, play and enjoyment of the process shape the visual character of the painting. The rabbit itself becomes the swing, merging figure and movement into a single playful form. Set against a vibrant orange space, the repetitive rocking motion appears pleasurable and familiar — a continuous movement whose attraction lies precisely in returning again and again.

Materials used:

Acrylic, acrylic spray paints

Details:

Location Germany

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