Denis Mihai - Red shoes

Red Shoes is a vibrant contemporary figurative painting that brings together sensuality, mystery, and playful symbolism. The central female figure is portrayed through expressive, flowing forms and bold geometric shapes, surrounded by a dynamic composition of intense colors. The striking red shoes become the visual accent of the work, adding energy, confidence, and a touch of theatrical elegance.

The two cats introduce a contrasting element of intimacy and mystery, becoming silent companions within this colorful dreamlike world. Strong black contours, vivid reds, yellows, blues, greens, and oranges create a powerful modernist atmosphere, while the stylized anatomy and fragmented forms give the composition a distinctive cubist and expressionist character.

Red Shoes is a celebration of femininity, color, freedom, and imagination, created for viewers who appreciate expressive contemporary art with a strong decorative and emotional presence.

Pictures cannot capture the true beauty of the painting.
- Comes with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity from Denis Mihai.
- The work is in excellent condition.
- Canvas with white primer, acrilic colors were used, made in Italy, super quality.
- The canvas is delivered rolled.
- The canvas will be delivered without a wooden frame.
- Shipping is done by roll, by means of a recognized courier service.
- Worldwide delivery is possible.
Mihai Denis, born in 1969, is a modernist painter with a distinctive artistic journey and a unique, recognizable vision. The artist skillfully blends classical elements with modern innovation, creating works rich in emotional depth. His growing recognition is reflected in the presence of his artworks in numerous prestigious private collections worldwide, as well as in Romania.
Selected Exhibitions:
• 1994 – Solo debut, “Fragments and Lights”, “Apollo” Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
• 1998 – Solo exhibition, Romanian Cultural Center, Budapest, Hungary
• 2003 – Participation in the Fine Arts Salon, organized by the Romanian Artists’ Union (UAP)
• 2007 – “Travel Journal”, solo exhibition, “Dominus” Gallery, Vienna, Austria
• 2010 – Group exhibition, “Cultural Bridges”, Berlin, Germany
• 2014 – “Retrospective”, Art Museum, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
• 2017 – Participation in the Painting Biennale, Chișinău, Republic of Moldova
• 2020 – “Respiro”, solo exhibition, “Konsthall” Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden
• 2022 – Charity group exhibition, “Artists for a Cause”, Bucharest, Romania
• 2024 – Recent solo exhibition, “Reconfigured Horizons”, “Contemporan” Gallery, Bucharest, Romania