colombina contra systema by natali part

Painting, Watercolor
One of a kind artwork
50 x 40 cm


2025
430,00 €
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Original artwork description


Thich Nhat Hanh, a vietnamese Zen master, poet and peace activist once said: „To be free from suffering, you must let go of the attachments that bind you“.
But true freedom does not only mean a freedom from attachements. It is also the prerogative of truly knowing who you are and not allowing others to lable you based on their subjective perceptions.


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Subject

Conceptual

Style

Symbolism

Orientation

Portrait

Size
50 x 40 cm, 0.1 kg
Created
2025
Artwork number
002 · 2403 · 2026


Substrate and Material


Substrate »

Paper


Material »

Watercolor



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Who created “colombina contra systema”?

“colombina contra systema” was created by natali part.

How big is “colombina contra systema”?

The work measures 50 x 40 cm (height x width).

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When was “colombina contra systema” made?

The work was completed in 2025.

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