$12,000
1 in stock
The picture consists of two parts that can be interchanged – as a reference to the principle of relativity of the famous scientist. The painting was at exhibitions in the Museum of the History of Kiev, in the Parliament of Ukraine and at an exhibition in New York at the Artifact Gallery
Original Created: 2018
Subjects: Portrait
Materials: Acrylic on canvas
Styles: Contemporary, Expressionism, Impressionism, Modern
Mediums: Acrylic
| Painting |
Acrylic on Canvas |
|---|---|
| Original |
One-of-a-kind Artwork |
| Size |
100×70 cm / 39.37×27.56 inches |
| Frame |
Not Framed |
| Orientation |
Rectangle |
| Ready to Hang |
Yes |
| Packaging |
Ships in a Box |
| Color |
Black, Red, White, Yellow |
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Ships From: Poland.
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Ukraine
Iryna Fedorenko is a contemporary Ukrainian artist and art expert who has been creating her works under the pseudonym SEMIRA for more than 20 years.
Iryna was born in Mariupol, lived and worked in Kiev for several years, fled the war in Germany, now lives in Munich, a member of the German Artists Association.
Irina is known for her incredible portraits, which expose the soul of her characters.
Irina's paintings have been exhibited in Brussels for members of the European Parliament, in museums and galleries in Europe, USA and China, presented at the Venice Biennale, and are in the collections of several museums, including the private collections of Andy Warhol's family and Johnny Depp.
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