École de Paris (c. 1960) - The Lady who waits

- Oil on panel.

- The Woman Who Waits does not know time: she knows the tides of desire, the elevators that descend toward sunken gardens, the red music that wells up from the body when no one returns. Her eyes — two burning hotels in the desert — call the wolves, the lost lovers, the sailors who forgot the way back. And while the world slowly rots under the streetlights, she remains still, beautiful and venomous, like the last flower growing on the highway toward the end of the dream.

- Unframed image dimensions: 38 x 46 cm / 47 x 56 cm with exclusive custom frame.

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