Crimson flower, 2026
Print : Digital color print · 40 x 30 x 0.1 cm 15.7 x 11.8 x 0 inch
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About the artwork
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Print : numbered and limited to 50 copies
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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Hand-signed by artist
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Dimensions ( cm • inch )
40 x 30 x 0.1 cm 15.7 x 11.8 x 0 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
A calm gaze is necessary in the center of a saturated composition.
The artist explores here the codes of feminine aesthetics and the influence of fashion photography.
Red dominates the space, creating an intense and magnetic atmosphere.
The subject wears a dark blouse with floral patterns, almost blending into the setting.
In the background, large stylized flowers bloom in shades of purple and deep purple.
The line is sharp, typical of a figurative approach influenced by Pop Art.
The balance of colors emphasizes the serenity of the face against the energy of the background.
This composition plays on the repetition of organic patterns to frame the portrait.
The work is a color digital print created in 2026.
This print is part of a series of 50 limited editions.
Presentation
CannibalMalabar sails in a feminine universe, populated by faces and looks. These young ladies all come from his feelings about the female beauty industry, its codes and a little of its madness. She is fascinated by the looks on fashion photos where one often imposes an emotion on the model.
Cannibal Malabar explores the limits of watercolor and paper to achieve the result she wants, a surprising result. When she abandons painting for Indian ink, very graphic black and white illustrations come to life.
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