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In this work, the wave is sought not in the familiar image of the sea, but in the form of the human body. The female body—one of the oldest and most enduring subjects in the history of art—appears here not as an object of representation, but as a language of rhythm, curvature, and flow. As the figures overlap, the wave is transformed from a natural phenomenon into a human and formal presence, where the boundaries between bodies dissolve much like the boundaries between waves.
2000 * 2900 px 300 dpi JPG
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