Seated Woman 6

Where does space begin, and where does it end? “Seated Woman 6” challenges perception, placing the viewer in a setting that is both an intimate interior and an infinite abyss. The boundaries of reality blur, inviting contemplation of time, identity, and existence across multiple dimensions.

The seated figure is both grounded and untethered. Her clothing, pose, and surroundings reveal her identity without a face—ornate textures, carefully chosen objects, and bold patterns offering glimpses into her world. Yet, the scene itself resists definition. Is she in a structured interior, or floating within endless space? Are the forms around her tangible, or merely echoes of memory and imagination?

Symbols woven throughout the painting reinforce this duality. Books bridge past and future knowledge, mechanical flowers question nature’s transformation, and the open expanse of space reflects both isolation and infinite possibility.

This museum-quality Acrylic Flushmount, crafted with Epson Semi-Matte photo paper inside, enhances the contrast and depth of the work, giving it a sleek, luminous presence. Designed for statement display, it arrives with hanging materials included.