Liana - Veins of the Universe XXL

Artist: Liana Nakashidze Title: Veins of the Universe: The Silent Passage Technique: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 140 × 98 cm Style: Abstract Expressionism / Conceptual Art Condition: Excellent About the work In the work “Veins of the Universe: The Silent Passage,” contemporary artist Liana explores the psychological boundary between human consciousness and the cosmic rhythm. At the center of the composition, a visually powerful, richly textured boat drifts on calm waters, symbolizing the inner, existential journey of the human soul — at the threshold between the conscious and the unconscious. The silhouettes of the trees surrounding the boat, the grounding in memory and roots, are woven with fine white lines — the symbolic “veins of the universe” that connect all living beings and matter. Through the synthesis of multilayered oil textures and expressive brushstrokes, the artist creates a meditative atmosphere. She invites the viewer to pause, reflect, and follow the invisible threads that connect one’s inner landscape with the infinite cosmos. About the artist Liana is a Berlin-based, established freelance artist known for her expressive abstract and figurative works. In her practice, she engages deeply with the themes of nature, space, and human psychology. Her works are represented in significant institutional and private collections, including: Willy-Brandt-Haus (Berlin, Germany) Georgian National Museum of Modern Art (Tbilisi, Georgia) As well as numerous private collections in Europe and internationally. Packaging and shipping Packaging: The painting is carefully detached from the stretcher and wrapped in protective foil. For maximum safety, the canvas is rolled and packed in a sturdy, impact-resistant shipping tube, ensuring perfect protection during international transport. Shipping: Shipping is insured and includes a tracking code. You can follow Liana Nakashidze’s artistic work via the links provided. https://www.instagram.com/lika50569/

Stima:€2,000

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