(Varón, 1991) This large, striking painting depicts a woman silenced, her hand covering her mouth in a gesture that evokes questions of power, fear, and societal constraint. Is she silenced by a patriarchal society, or by internalized shame, fear, or distrust? Her eyes reveal profound sensitivity and awareness, while her posture and presence radiate energy, courage, and strength.
Inspired by my daughter Lily, who graciously posed at age five, the work carries a deeply personal dimension, enriching its emotional resonance. This evocative piece captures the tension between suppression and resilience, making it a bold statement of feminine strength, empowerment, and defiance. Perfect for collectors of contemporary feminist art, expressive figurative paintings, and socially conscious artwork, it embodies the enduring power of the human spirit.
(Varón, 1991) This large, striking painting depicts a woman silenced, her hand covering her mouth in a gesture that evokes questions of power, fear, and societal constraint. Is she silenced by a patriarchal society, or by internalized shame, fear, or distrust? Her eyes reveal profound sensitivity and awareness, while her posture and presence radiate energy, courage, and strength.
Inspired by my daughter Lily, who graciously posed at age five, the work carries a deeply personal dimension, enriching its emotional resonance. This evocative piece captures the tension between suppression and resilience, making it a bold statement of feminine strength, empowerment, and defiance. Perfect for collectors of contemporary feminist art, expressive figurative paintings, and socially conscious artwork, it embodies the enduring power of the human spirit.