Ivan Pili - She was somewhere else

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Ivan Pili is an internationally active contemporary painter, recognized for his distinctive approach to figurative hyperrealism and atmospheric abstraction.

“She Was Somewhere Else” explores that peculiar form of absence in which the body remains present while the mind has already crossed into another place. It is not necessarily escape, but a temporary distance from reality—a private territory created by memory, desire, or thought. Psychology describes mind-wandering as the spontaneous shift of attention away from the immediate environment toward an internal world. In the painting, this condition becomes almost physical: presence and absence coexist in the same moment. Sometimes leaving does not require movement.

Info & Shipping:
- Some images present the artwork placed within illustrative interior settings to help visualize it in different environments or with different framing options. The proportions are maintained consistent with the actual dimensions of the artwork.
- Originality: Each artwork is an original piece, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
- Condition: Shipped professionally stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
- Protection: All shipments are carefully and professionally packaged to ensure maximum protection during transit.
- Delivery: Immediate dispatch. For shipments outside the European Union, delivery times may vary depending on local customs procedures.

To explore more about the artist:
www.ivanpili.it
www.juliet-artmagazine.com/en/ivan-pilis-hyperrealism-between-painting-and-subtraction/

Ivan Pili is an internationally active contemporary painter, recognized for his distinctive approach to figurative hyperrealism and atmospheric abstraction.

“She Was Somewhere Else” explores that peculiar form of absence in which the body remains present while the mind has already crossed into another place. It is not necessarily escape, but a temporary distance from reality—a private territory created by memory, desire, or thought. Psychology describes mind-wandering as the spontaneous shift of attention away from the immediate environment toward an internal world. In the painting, this condition becomes almost physical: presence and absence coexist in the same moment. Sometimes leaving does not require movement.

Info & Shipping:
- Some images present the artwork placed within illustrative interior settings to help visualize it in different environments or with different framing options. The proportions are maintained consistent with the actual dimensions of the artwork.
- Originality: Each artwork is an original piece, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
- Condition: Shipped professionally stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
- Protection: All shipments are carefully and professionally packaged to ensure maximum protection during transit.
- Delivery: Immediate dispatch. For shipments outside the European Union, delivery times may vary depending on local customs procedures.

To explore more about the artist:
www.ivanpili.it
www.juliet-artmagazine.com/en/ivan-pilis-hyperrealism-between-painting-and-subtraction/

Details

Artist
Ivan Pili
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
She was somewhere else
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
80 cm
Width
50 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
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585
Objects sold
100%
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