Watercolor “Our story which was never written”, 2020 by Anna Dart
The enigmatic painting "Our story which was never written" by Anna Dart captures a moment of intimacy and vulnerability as the woman is depicted reading while being unclothed. Her fingers are delicate and graceful as they grip the edges of the book, which is open in the middle. The position of her fingers suggests that she is completely absorbed in the book and in a quiet moment of solitude and introspection.
The warmth of the scene is suggested by the woman's nudity, which implies that she is relaxed and comfortable, as well as the fact that she is laying in a cozy setting, such as a sofa or a bed. The melting sensation is conveyed through the use of watercolor and the way the colors flow in the background. The use of watercolor gives a soft, delicate touch to the image, and the playful gaze of the woman's eyes invites the viewer into the scene.
The covering of the face and breast might symbolize the woman's shyness or her attempt to conceal her identity. By covering these parts of her body, she creates a sense of mystery and intrigue. On the other hand, her nudity below the waist might suggest her self-confidence which allows to admire her beauty and femininity. The title of the painting suggests that the moment depicted is fleeting and ephemeral, and the connection between the woman and the viewer is one that may never be fully realized or documented. It adds a layer of allure to the image, making it an intriguing piece for art collectors to consider.
29 x 40 cm, February 2, 2020, watercolour
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Picture "Our story which was never written" taking center stage in your living space - an exquisite depiction of a playful woman lost in her unread tales. As the delicate watercolors blend seamlessly as the mystery and expectations of the scene is being magnified. Whether in a minimalist study or a luxurious bedroom, let Anna Dart's piece become the topic of myriad conversations.
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