Three perspectives, one origin - anatomy of a mirrored face of memory by AidasignArt

About "Three perspectives, one origin - anatomy of a mirrored face of memory"

by AidasignArt

About the artwork

In this expressive, surreal-looking work, a composition unfolds that is both mysterious and geometrically clear. A fragment of the human face emerges - frontally and dominantly - in the centre of the picture surface: a large nose and a voluminous mouth, both painted in three-dimensional form, as if they wanted to tell the story of the entire face on their own.

Two female faces, mirrored in profile, emerge from the sides of the nose - almost as if from the very centre of the form. One looks to the left, the other to the right - a pair of twins in perfect symmetry, connected by the central nose and mouth, as if this triple structure were born from a common origin. The women's facial features are delicate and calm, but one detail breaks the harmony: their eyes and eyebrows, depicted oversized, break the anatomical proportions and draw the viewer's gaze to them with magnetic force.

The background remains almost empty - a white surface on which a few large splashes of colour are scattered like random scraps of thoughts or emotions that have no fixed location. This deliberate reduction focuses attention entirely on the faces, on their tension between closeness and separation, unity and multiplicity.

The work oscillates between dream and symbol, between figure and fragment - a multi-layered play with identity, reflection and the question of where a face begins and where it ends.

Created by AidasignArt with support from AI.