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WILD CULTURE (2026) Original Watercolour by Eva Fialka

40 x 50 x 0.1cm (unframed)

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£299.53

Wild Culture

Wild Culture unfolds like an imaginary ecosystem observed through a microscope and suddenly enlarged beyond measure. Organic forms spread, collide and intertwine, carrying within them countless tiny marks, stains and vivid bursts of colour. Fluorescent pinks and acidic greens emerge among deeper blues, violets and earthy tones, suggesting colonies, cells or unknown organisms in constant transformation.

The composition balances deliberate gestures with accidents of paint and ink, allowing pigments to bloom, bleed and create their own structures. Large areas of untouched paper give these dense, proliferating forms room to breathe and expand.

Materials used:

Watercolor, ink, gouache

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Wild Culture

Wild Culture unfolds like an imaginary ecosystem observed through a microscope and suddenly enlarged beyond measure. Organic forms spread, collide and intertwine, carrying within them countless tiny marks, stains and vivid bursts of colour. Fluorescent pinks and acidic greens emerge among deeper blues, violets and earthy tones, suggesting colonies, cells or unknown organisms in constant transformation.

The composition balances deliberate gestures with accidents of paint and ink, allowing pigments to bloom, bleed and create their own structures. Large areas of untouched paper give these dense, proliferating forms room to breathe and expand.

Materials used:

Watercolor, ink, gouache

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My work explores the living world, emotions, and imaginary realms. I began by painting mainly cats, as well as dogs and other animals. I do not aim to portray them... Read more

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