The painting "Invisible" by the modern woman artist Anna Dart is the powerful commentary on the complexities of human relationships and emotions, and the struggles that come with expressing oneself in a world that may not always be accepting or understanding.
The COVID masks worn by the women symbolize the restrictions placed on human interaction during the pandemic, but the intimate moment depicted in the painting suggests a desire to break free from those restrictions. The intense gaze of one of the women towards the viewer invites the viewer to become a part of the moment and to experience the thrill and electricity of the situation. The hand on the shoulder symbolizes the physical manifestation of the invisible feelings that the characters have for each other and adds to the sense of urgency and desire in the scene.
The title "Invisible" refers to the physical invisibility of the act, as it is taking place behind closed doors and under the cover of masks, but it also refers to the societal invisibility of same-sex relationships. The two lesbian women in the painting may be taking a risk by expressing their feelings for each other, but they are also celebrating their love and connection in a time when social contact is limited.
29 x 40 cm, April 7, 2020, watercolour
►The original painting by request◄
►The art-prints are available exclusively on SINGULART Gallery online◄
Visualize "Invisible" adorning the walls of a chic urban apartment, becoming a focal point that evokes thoughtful dialogues and adult art admiration. Imagine it nestling within a sensual minimalist bedroom, infusing the space with an ambiance of intimacy and introspection. Gift this erotic wall art piece by Anna Dart to a cherished friend, passionate about romantic gifts or to someone who values LGBT representation in art from the women artists.
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