Taat #8Mixed media50 x 60 cm € 450,- Hidden within the surface, Incognito moves between presence and camouflage — a quiet form that does not reveal itself at once. Its layers and lines seem to deliberately evade a clear narrative. What you see remains at a distance. Or perhaps it reflects something you yourself would rather keepMeer lezen over “Incognito”
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Emotional Outburst
Taat #7Mixed media50 x 60 cm€ 450,- Sometimes feeling is not a choice, but a necessity. Emotional Outburst evokes the moment when the inner world can no longer remain still, when emotion claims form, color, and rhythm. The work does not speak in nuances, but in eruptions. No analysis, no explanation — only pure expression.Meer lezen over “Emotional Outburst”
Sense of Contradiction
Taat #17Mixed media60 x 80 cm€ 595,-Exhibited in a private residence Contradictions are not flaws, but traces of being human. This work explores the space between yes and no, between strength and vulnerability, longing and resistance. What collides does not necessarily seek resolution — it seeks recognition. Sense of Contradiction invites you not to avoidMeer lezen over “Sense of Contradiction”
The Still Core
Taat #16Mixed media40 x 60 cm€ 375,- The Still Core evokes that unmoving center — the point around which everything turns, yet which itself remains still. The composition seems to circle, layered and fragmented, yet always oriented toward a center that remains calm. This work invites you to slow down and settle into the placeMeer lezen over “The Still Core”
Fragments of Fortitude
Taat #15Mixed media3 x 30 x 120 cm€ 1.295,- Fragments of Fortitude reveals how resilience is built — piece by piece, layer upon layer. Its structure is raw, layered, and interrupted. Each fragment carries its own history, together forming a quiet unity. Strength lies not in being unshakable, but in the ability to find form again.Meer lezen over “Fragments of Fortitude”
Pulse of Reflection
Taat #14Mixed media80 x 60 cm€ 595,- Pulse of Reflection is built rhythmically, though not symmetrically — as if the image moves with an inner tempo. At its core, it remains still. Like a moment of self-reflection in which one becomes aware of an inner world — tangible, yet never fully grasped. Shown in Interior
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