A harlequin figure moves through an open landscape, carrying a sense of quiet control. Beside her, the animal presence suggests something instinctive — not threatening, but not fully subdued. “Tamed, Not Gone” reflects the fragile balance between restraint and what remains underneath. The work explores the idea that inner impulses are not erased, only held at a distance. Painted in acrylic, the surface combines controlled form with raw, expressive areas, allowing parts of the image to soften and dissolve. This tension between precision and release mirrors the emotional state within the scene. Part of an ongoing series where the harlequin becomes a symbol of shifting identity and inner duality. Acrylic on premium cotton canvas. Can be shipped in a firmed box or rolled in tube. It's protected with final varnish. Edges are painted.
Was exhibited:
Vienna. The Names Gallery, 2026 New York. Times Square, 2026 London. The Holy Art, 2026 London. Boomer Gallery, 2026 Paris. ArtBasel, 2026
