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The intimate clarity (2025) Original Oil Painting by Gabriel Hermida

29.7 x 21 x 0.1cm (unframed)

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£198.07

Oil on 300 gms. paper.

A naked woman, in her purest state, opens up to the mystery that surrounds her. She doesn't look at the viewer, but rather at the lights floating in the air like invisible presences, nearby stars, or revelations only she can perceive. Her gesture isn't one of possession, but of surrender: she seems to receive, invoke, or perhaps allow herself to be permeated by an energy that transcends her.

Her body vibrates with the same material as the environment: breathing brushstrokes that don't describe nature but make it pulse. Everything blends into a single pulse: skin, grass, sky, and lights.

The scene could be a secret ritual, a moment of communion with the invisible, or the metaphor of a soul opening to the unknown. Each viewer will know whether they are contemplating a nymph, a woman, or an echo of themselves searching for themselves in the clarity of the night.

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Oils

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Oil on 300 gms. paper.

A naked woman, in her purest state, opens up to the mystery that surrounds her. She doesn't look at the viewer, but rather at the lights floating in the air like invisible presences, nearby stars, or revelations only she can perceive. Her gesture isn't one of possession, but of surrender: she seems to receive, invoke, or perhaps allow herself to be permeated by an energy that transcends her.

Her body vibrates with the same material as the environment: breathing brushstrokes that don't describe nature but make it pulse. Everything blends into a single pulse: skin, grass, sky, and lights.

The scene could be a secret ritual, a moment of communion with the invisible, or the metaphor of a soul opening to the unknown. Each viewer will know whether they are contemplating a nymph, a woman, or an echo of themselves searching for themselves in the clarity of the night.

Materials used:

Oils

Details:

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Drawing and painting has been my passion since my early childhood. I love the infinite possibilities art gives me. The experience of joy and peace I can get when creating... Read more

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