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- Dec 19, 2025
Incorporeality. Traces of Presence 0.1
Corinna Moiseeva- Technique
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 140 × 140 cm
- Year
- 2025
Canvas from the series "Disembodiedness. Traces of presence" The paintings raise the question of whether we feel corporeality when it disappears. The bed is a very personal and at the same time uniting place of presence for all people. There is no person, there are only his traces - jammed and jammed draperies. In their of the configuration, the space becomes alienated and empty, then preserving heat and the possibility of contact. If the figure is present, it is almost indistinguishable, dissolved and absorbed by the draperies. Smaller format works emphasize and bring the tactile aspect of the topic closer.
- Style
- Realism
- Mood
- Melancholic
- Themes
- Interior · Still Life
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About this work
An unmade bed fills the frame in near-monochrome grey and white, its sheets and blanket thrown into deep creased folds. Two pillows at the top show hollowed indentations where heads once rested, and a strip of tiled floor is visible between the two halves of rumpled bedding, as if two separate sleeping areas have just been vacated.
Painted almost entirely in tonal greys with only faint warm undertones, the work relies on careful modeling of light and shadow across the fabric's folds to build volume and weight. The brushwork is smooth and controlled, giving the cloth a sculptural, almost marble-like solidity. Stripped of color and figures, the image reads as a quiet, melancholic trace of a recently departed presence.
