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Where the Shadow Rests (2025) Original Ink Drawing by Nicol Vacaru

38 x 38 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 38 x 38cm (actual image size)

£600.18

Where the Shadow Rests is an original contemporary black ink drawing on paper featuring an abstract female profile formed through layered, expressive brushstrokes.

The contrast between dense black areas and narrow passages of negative space creates depth, movement, and a quiet emotional tension. The composition explores introspection, vulnerability, and the strength found in private moments of reflection.

Each visible brushstroke contributes to the character of the piece, combining minimalist portraiture with figurative abstraction. Its monochrome palette makes it suitable for modern, minimalist, and neutral interiors.

This is a unique, hand-created original artwork—not a reproduction.

Materials used:

ink

Details:

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Where the Shadow Rests is an original contemporary black ink drawing on paper featuring an abstract female profile formed through layered, expressive brushstrokes.

The contrast between dense black areas and narrow passages of negative space creates depth, movement, and a quiet emotional tension. The composition explores introspection, vulnerability, and the strength found in private moments of reflection.

Each visible brushstroke contributes to the character of the piece, combining minimalist portraiture with figurative abstraction. Its monochrome palette makes it suitable for modern, minimalist, and neutral interiors.

This is a unique, hand-created original artwork—not a reproduction.

Materials used:

ink

Details:

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Nicol Vacaru

Location Moldova

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I am a contemporary artist working primarily with ink on paper, using the human figure and profile to explore identity, connection, memory, and the emotions that often remain unspoken. My... Read more

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