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Puppet Doll
$
1860.00
Original Oil Painting with woolen thread on canvas.
This conceptual painting is perfect for your wall decor.
The size of the painting is 27x35 inches | 70x90 centimeters.
The painting is one-of-a-kind, hand-signed on the front and backside of the canvas.
About the idea
This painting explores the silent struggle of a woman caught between expectation and choice. She is a puppet, suspended by scarlet threads, yet the puppeteer remains unseen. Is she controlled by others, by society, or by her own fears?
The skeletal frame of her skirt recalls a time when a woman's destiny was confined to family and children. Though the world has changed, the cage remains—different in shape, but just as binding. She could resist, break free, cut the strings. But instead, she hangs motionless, her arms outstretched in a crucified pose, her eyes downcast in quiet surrender.
She is not bound by force but by the weight of expectation, by the role imposed upon her—a beautiful doll, admired yet powerless.
Please read:
- Painting colors on your screen may differ slightly from actual colors
- Paintings look more beautiful in reality than in the photo
- Frame is not included
Made by Leah Larisa Bunshaft (#DIZLARKA)
FREE SHIPPING
If you have any questions, please contact to me!
This conceptual painting is perfect for your wall decor.
The size of the painting is 27x35 inches | 70x90 centimeters.
The painting is one-of-a-kind, hand-signed on the front and backside of the canvas.
About the idea
This painting explores the silent struggle of a woman caught between expectation and choice. She is a puppet, suspended by scarlet threads, yet the puppeteer remains unseen. Is she controlled by others, by society, or by her own fears?
The skeletal frame of her skirt recalls a time when a woman's destiny was confined to family and children. Though the world has changed, the cage remains—different in shape, but just as binding. She could resist, break free, cut the strings. But instead, she hangs motionless, her arms outstretched in a crucified pose, her eyes downcast in quiet surrender.
She is not bound by force but by the weight of expectation, by the role imposed upon her—a beautiful doll, admired yet powerless.
Please read:
- Painting colors on your screen may differ slightly from actual colors
- Paintings look more beautiful in reality than in the photo
- Frame is not included
Made by Leah Larisa Bunshaft (#DIZLARKA)
FREE SHIPPING
If you have any questions, please contact to me!