Mr Lova Lova (1986) - L’Équilibre Intérieur

Title: The Inner Balance

Artist: Mr Lova Lova
Format: 46 x 38 cm
Technique: Acrylic & Pastels
Original work – unique piece

This canvas offers a visual synthesis between structure and expressiveness. The face, always fragmented, appears here more organized, almost architectural, as if previous tensions found a form of resolution.

The lines are more defined, the shapes more legible, creating a sensation of balance despite the multiplicity of viewpoints. The composition suggests a reconstruction, an acceptance of the different facets that compose identity.

The work exudes a strong yet calming presence, marking an evolution toward a form of inner stability. It closes the triptych on a note of coherence and mastery.

This series of three canvases forms a triptych exploring the notion of identity through the prism of contemporary creation. Each work presents a fragmented face, dismantled and then reassembled, like a metaphor of inner gaze and human complexity.

This triptych explores identity fragmentation through three recomposed faces. In the center, "The Artist" embodies the act of creation as a space of tension between chaos and structure. The two side works extend this reflection between observation and balance. An expressive series, influenced by Cubism and urban art, that questions the contemporary gaze.

Artist bio

I am a contemporary artist whose work explores the fragmentation of human identity through a raw and expressive aesthetic.

Inspired by Cubism, primitivism and modern urban expressions, I deconstruct faces to reveal multiple emotions: tension, duality, introspection.

My works mingle instinctive lines, contrasting colors and recurring symbols to create portraits both disturbing and deeply human.