Tusya Lav (1994) - Awakening

Art that exposes and challenges – a cubist reflection of the feminine.

This work is not merely a play with color and form.
It is an artistic statement – provocative, multi-layered, and uncompromising.
Through the perspective of Cubism, the organically appearing forms are broken down into angular fragments, rearranged, and condensed into a powerful, dynamic sculptural composition.

language of form
The central figure irritates and fascinates at the same time.
It is not directly tangible – deliberately broken, abstracted, and reinvented.
The sharp-edged lines and overlapping surfaces create a tension between closeness and strangeness, between body and construction.

Color world
Earth-toned nuances and bright red evoke warmth, sensuality, and physical presence.
Dark blue tones create striking contrasts — like shadows that frame the theme with depth and emphasis.

Interpretation:
This image raises questions – and offers no simple answers.
It plays with societal taboos, traditional notions of femininity, and the role of the body in art.
It is a visual conversation about identity, form, and cultural perception.

For collectors with character and spaces with personality.

For galleries that hold clear positions.

For collections that regard art as an intellectual engagement.

For places that not only decorate but also invite dialogue.

A work that is not only viewed but also questioned.