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Mixed media on canvas Eva Claessens’ She Said Yes (2025) is a delicate yet powerful exploration of human intimacy, rendered through expressive line work on a textured canvas. The composition features two intertwined figures, their forms outlined in fluid, gestural strokes that evoke a sense of closeness and vulnerability. The monochromatic palette enhances the raw emotional depth of the scene, allowing the interplay of line and negative space to define the figures’ presence. The use of mixed media on canvas introduces a tactile quality, reinforcing the organic and spontaneous nature of Claessens’ style. With its large scale (180-200 cm), the piece envelops the viewer, inviting contemplation on themes of connection, acceptance, and emotional surrender.
She said yes, 2025
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Mixed media on canvas Eva Claessens’ She Said Yes (2025) is a delicate yet powerful exploration of human intimacy, rendered through expressive line work on a textured canvas. The composition features two intertwined figures, their forms outlined in fluid, gestural strokes that evoke a sense of closeness and vulnerability. The monochromatic palette enhances the raw emotional depth of the scene, allowing the interplay of line and negative space to define the figures’ presence. The use of mixed media on canvas introduces a tactile quality, reinforcing the organic and spontaneous nature of Claessens’ style. With its large scale (180-200 cm), the piece envelops the viewer, inviting contemplation on themes of connection, acceptance, and emotional surrender.
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