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"Two sides" (2026)Linocut by Alena Reit

19 x 30 x 1cm (unframed)

£122.26

Two Sides
Linocut on paper, A4

Two Sides is part of the series The Lost Choiceб a body of work that reflects on moments when choice feels taken, postponed, or sacrificed.

The print depicts two women walking in opposite directions, yet bound within the same space. Their bodies mirror and echo one another, suggesting duality within a single identity — the self divided between desire and duty, instinct and expectation, courage and fear. The stark contrast of black and white intensifies this tension, emphasizing the inevitability of divergence.

The night-like background evokes uncertainty and introspection, while the shared ground beneath their feet suggests that, despite separation, both paths belong to the same life.

Two Sides speaks about the quiet fracture that happens when a decision reshapes who we are — and about the parallel versions of ourselves that continue to exist in memory, imagination, and longing.

Materials used:

linolpaint

Details:

Tags:

#duality#symbolic art#linocut print#figurative print#expressionist art#contemporary printmaking#female identity
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Two Sides
Linocut on paper, A4

Two Sides is part of the series The Lost Choiceб a body of work that reflects on moments when choice feels taken, postponed, or sacrificed.

The print depicts two women walking in opposite directions, yet bound within the same space. Their bodies mirror and echo one another, suggesting duality within a single identity — the self divided between desire and duty, instinct and expectation, courage and fear. The stark contrast of black and white intensifies this tension, emphasizing the inevitability of divergence.

The night-like background evokes uncertainty and introspection, while the shared ground beneath their feet suggests that, despite separation, both paths belong to the same life.

Two Sides speaks about the quiet fracture that happens when a decision reshapes who we are — and about the parallel versions of ourselves that continue to exist in memory, imagination, and longing.

Materials used:

linolpaint

Details:

Tags:

#duality#symbolic art#linocut print#figurative print#expressionist art#contemporary printmaking#female identity
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Alena Reit

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The love for art was passed on to me by inheritance. I spent my whole life creating something. I always knew that I would be an artist. I am married... Read more

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