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| Year of creation | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 W × 50 H × 2 D cm |
| Type of art | digital art |
| Style | painting |
| Genre | nude |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Alice plays”
"Alice plays" (2024) Original Digital Art by Selena Sashina Series "Fairy Tales" Style: Figurative, Provocative Alice plays her game on the chessboard... The painting was completed using AI, modified and finalized by the artist manually. Limited edition: signature front and back In this captivating digital artwork, Selena Sashina masterfully captures the whimsical essence of Wonderland. Alice, depicted with a playful yet contemplative demeanor, engages in a game on an enchanted chessboard. The piece deeply blends the figurative style with a provocative edge, highlighting the intertwining of innocence and strategy. The use of vibrant digital techniques gives life to both Alice and her imaginative surroundings, creating a mesmerizing fusion of fantasy and reality that resonates with the iconic story of 'Alice in Wonderland.' This artwork invites viewers to explore the mysterious and enchanting world through Alice's game.
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Selena Sashina, Ukraine
Selena Sashina (Elena Podust) - Ukrainian Contemporary Surrelism Abstract Painter. Today her works are in private collections in the USA, France, Belgium, Japane and Ukraine. ********************************************************************** Selena Sashina started to draw in a very early childhood. At the university she received an education in the specialty of art culture. The last ten years she began to painting tightly and devote all my activities to her. Since 2011, this has become her profession. All her paintings was painted using the author's unique technique and Contains a huge number of small interesting surreal details. This creates a desire for prolonged contemplation of the picture, and immerses the mind in a meditative state. The projections of your mind will allow you to find super interesting nuances in the picture and develop imagination.