Contour 01
Collection: Layers of Identity
Artist: Anna Musiienko
Year: 2024
Technique: Mixed Media, Digital Art, based on Acrylic Origins, Print
Size: 120 cm x 150 cm
Categories: Digital Art
Description: That work is the part of the "The "Layers of Identity" collection. That reflects the journey through four distinct phases that people often face during social or personal immigration. Each phase represents a part of the transformation process, carrying a dual nature—showing how the same experience can lead to different results based on one’s attitude, goals, and actions. The collection consists of four key phases: Cave, Coat, Chain, and Contour—each representing a unique challenge or step that individuals encounter along their path to self-discovery and adaptation.
Contour:
A contour can be seen as a limit or boundary. For me, it highlights the phase where we define ourselves, distinguishing our unique qualities. It is the point where we emerge with a clear identity, ready to offer something original and valuable to our community, both personally and professionally.
Through these phases, I share stories—my own and those of others—capturing how identity is continuously shaped by both internal reflections and external circumstances.
Collection: Layers of Identity
Artist: Anna Musiienko
Year: 2024
Technique: Mixed Media, Digital Art, based on Acrylic Origins, Print
Size: 120 cm x 150 cm
Categories: Digital Art
Description: That work is the part of the "The "Layers of Identity" collection. That reflects the journey through four distinct phases that people often face during social or personal immigration. Each phase represents a part of the transformation process, carrying a dual nature—showing how the same experience can lead to different results based on one’s attitude, goals, and actions. The collection consists of four key phases: Cave, Coat, Chain, and Contour—each representing a unique challenge or step that individuals encounter along their path to self-discovery and adaptation.
Contour:
A contour can be seen as a limit or boundary. For me, it highlights the phase where we define ourselves, distinguishing our unique qualities. It is the point where we emerge with a clear identity, ready to offer something original and valuable to our community, both personally and professionally.
Through these phases, I share stories—my own and those of others—capturing how identity is continuously shaped by both internal reflections and external circumstances.
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