biglis.objkt.social

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Pure Ibispaint, it’s the most time-consuming piece I’ve ever done, and it was based on an album cover by the band The Fixx. https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1PXrdhmavxK7afjno1jV3tEK4KYCuz29VY/2?ref=tz1RYMi13Yp4tmZ9ibt2yX9G7XC7qkEz31tg

Sea of Hope

This digital artwork, created in IbisPaint with dimensions of 4096 x 4096 px, depicts a human figure seen from behind, with dark skin and curly hair, caught in a moment of transition between oppression and liberation. Around the neck lies a heavy iron collar, its broken chain falling down the back, a symbol of struggle endured and resistance finally overcome. The left arm is raised, the hand reaching toward a swirling blue and white pattern resembling water and waves. This gesture embodies transcendence, as if the figure seeks to touch infinity or reconnect with nature after a long journey. At the top of the composition, abstract bands of brown, yellow, blue, and black evoke the image of a beach, the destination reached after the battle. It is as though, after carrying the weight of chains, the figure has finally arrived at the shore, where hope is renewed. The vibrant and contrasting palette reinforces the tension between captivity and freedom, between hardness and fluidity. The heavy iron stands against the flowing colors, creating a visual narrative of pain, resistance, transcendence, and triumph. This piece is an artistic manifesto of human strength to break chains and claim new horizons.

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