Watercolour “Celebrating that you don´t message me any longer”, 2020 by Anna Dart
The title "Celebrating that you don´t message me any longer" by the contemporary woman artist Anna Dart is a powerful and striking statement that speaks to the modern reality of relationships that often begin and end through digital communication. The use of the word "celebrating" implies a sense of liberation or freedom, as if the end of this particular relationship is something to be celebrated rather than mourned. This painting captures the theme of independence and self-empowerment in the face of heartbreak, and emphasizes how digital communication can make it difficult to know the true status of a relationship.
The woman in the painting is depicted as strong and self-assured, alone but content in her own company. The background with abstract forms and fireworks of watercolours, gives the feeling of celebration and liberation and the bed sheets, legs and the glass of wine, gives an erotic and sensual touch to the painting. The background and the subject of the painting balance each other well, as the background provides a sense of movement and change, while the subject represents a sense of stability and self-assurance.
This painting is a reflection on the modern-day heartbreaks and how technology has changed the way we perceive and deal with love and relationships.
29 x 40 cm, February, 5, 2020, watercolour
►The original painting by request◄
►The art-prints are available exclusively on SINGULART Gallery online◄
Imagine this evocative piece gracing your living space, providing a daily reminder of strength, self-worth, and liberation in the modern digital relationship era. Whether positioned prominently in a stylish living room or intimately in a bedroom, its vivid hues and profound message will undoubtedly resonate with all who view it, making it an essential piece for collectors valuing both form and thematic depth.
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