Uncontrolled vertigo

The painting, created on a 16 x 20 inch canvas panel, depicts a woman in a fetal position, embodying the disorienting experience of vertigo. The artist utilized brushes and metallic acrylic paints to craft the scene, blending muted hues of blue, gray, and earthy tones.

The central figure, a woman, lies curled on the floor, her expression one of discomfort and instability. Her hair flows towards the ground, emphasizing the pull of gravity and her struggle to find balance. The swirling background, painted in a spiral motion, intensifies the sensation of dizziness, drawing the viewer's eye towards the center of the vortex. The metallic acrylic paints add a subtle shimmer, enhancing the surreal and unsettling atmosphere of the piece.

The wooden floorboards beneath the woman are depicted with dynamic brushstrokes, adding to the overall sense of movement and unease. The use of light and shadow highlights the contours of the woman's body, accentuating her vulnerability and the physical toll of vertigo.This painting powerfully conveys the artist's personal experience with vertigo, resonating with many who share this condition. It stands as a testament to the therapeutic and communicative power of art, capturing both the physical and emotional dimensions of this often misunderstood ailment.

The piece is made with high-quality acrylic on canvas and is handmade in the United Kingdom. This painting is 100% hand painted, like all my pieces using high quality paints.

Its unframed design allows for versatility in displaying, and its ultra contemporary period makes it a modern masterpiece. Add this original piece to your collection today.