© All rights reserved
In “The Cards”, each figure becomes a human embodiment of fate — silent, mirrored, and suspended between two realities. The symmetrical composition echoes the duality of existence: the self and its reflection, choice and destiny, surface and depth.
The artist reimagines playing cards as metaphors for identity — not as symbols of luck or chance, but as portraits of inner balance, confrontation, and emotional stillness.
The repetition and reflection suggest a timeless game where the human soul is both the player and the card itself.
See more information about Gallery 1995
Reviews (0)Problems finding what you are looking for? At artelista we inspire you
Georgia
