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"Leaving Comfort Zone" (2021) Painting by Julia Dogan
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Oil
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 48in, Width 36in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $20,000 Figurative Car
Sometimes it could be painful, uncomfortable and fearfully, but it guarantees you growth and new experience. You never know what butterfly feels when it turns from a caterpillar to a butterfly, but it is normal evolution process, so why you cling your comfort zone so hard?
Try new things, get new experience, and enjoy your life, but please – don’t drink and drive!
On the picture you can see Porsche Carrera 911 – sport car with smooth lines, like a strong people.
Red sunglasses and black dress means good taste, beauty and confidence.
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Julia Dogan, a contemporary Russian painter based in the United States, is an artist whose work is deeply rooted in the fusion of beauty and power. Her artistic creations are not merely visual expressions but conceptual and meaningful representations designed to provoke thought and excitement.
Dogan draws inspiration from the amalgamation of beauty and strength, particularly finding motivation in the embodiment of a strong personality, particularly that of a strong woman. She is captivated by individuals who possess a clear sense of purpose, knowing what they want and possessing the ability to attain it. For Dogan, a strong woman is one who can stand up for herself and protect her loved ones, guided by her own set of values and rules, even if they differ from societal norms.
In her artistic philosophy, Dogan emphasizes the intrinsic qualities of a strong woman, highlighting that such individuals are not driven by the need to please or prove themselves to others. Their primary focus is on self-approval, finding contentment within themselves, independent of external opinions. This self-sufficiency and inner harmony serve as a profound source of inspiration for the artist.
Central to Dogan's artistic expression is her fascination with axes, seeing them as symbolic representations of humanity. In her interpretation, an axe holds a metaphorical significance, with the handle representing the human spine, serving as the foundation rooted in faith and ideology. The blade, powerful and sharp, mirrors the human mind - a tool capable of constructing or deconstructing, with the outcome determined by individual choices.
Julia Dogan's art goes beyond the canvas, delving into the realms of philosophy and introspection. Her paintings embody a profound exploration of the human psyche, celebrating the beauty of individual strength and the power of self-acceptance.
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Nationality:
UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1987
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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