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Mixed media on canvas Eva Claessens’ She Said Yes (2) (2025) is a continuation of her exploration of the human form through expressive, minimal line work. This large-scale mixed-media piece (130-220 cm) depicts a reclining figure, arms outstretched, caught in a moment of surrender or release. The delicate yet assertive black lines trace the contours of the body, while the negative space emphasizes both presence and absence, adding an ethereal quality. The organic flow of the composition, combined with the textured canvas, creates an intimate yet powerful representation of vulnerability and acceptance. Claessens' approach captures movement and emotion with striking simplicity, inviting the viewer to reflect on themes of connection, openness, and self-expression.
She said yes (2), 2025
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Mixed media on canvas Eva Claessens’ She Said Yes (2) (2025) is a continuation of her exploration of the human form through expressive, minimal line work. This large-scale mixed-media piece (130-220 cm) depicts a reclining figure, arms outstretched, caught in a moment of surrender or release. The delicate yet assertive black lines trace the contours of the body, while the negative space emphasizes both presence and absence, adding an ethereal quality. The organic flow of the composition, combined with the textured canvas, creates an intimate yet powerful representation of vulnerability and acceptance. Claessens' approach captures movement and emotion with striking simplicity, inviting the viewer to reflect on themes of connection, openness, and self-expression.
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