ZAACHI - Between Two Worlds






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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ZAACHI's original mixed media artwork Between Two Worlds (2026) measures 108 × 158 cm, is hand signed, in excellent condition, depicts an interior scene in a modern multicolour palette, and is sold directly from the artist and shipped rolled with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Description from the seller
Two monumental figures emerge from a mysterious architectural world of geometric forms, stairways and contrasting spaces. They stand close to one another yet look in opposite directions, suggesting two lives connected by a shared moment but drawn toward different realities.
On the left, an open arch reveals the calm blue sea and distant landscape—a symbol of freedom, hope and the world beyond. On the right, the enclosed interior, ascending stairs and solitary bottle evoke memory, silence and introspection. The red circle above the figures introduces a sense of time, destiny and emotional tension.
Rich layered textures and fragmented forms transform the two faces into expressive psychological portraits. Deep black and earthy brown tones are balanced by ochre, ivory, burgundy and luminous blue accents, creating a powerful dialogue between darkness and light.
Balancing cubist expression, architectural structure and emotional symbolism, “Between Two Worlds” explores closeness and separation, shared memories and the invisible distance that can exist between two people.
Signed on the front and verso.
Size: 108 × 158 cm
(Ideal for stretchers measuring 100 × 150 cm.)
Mixed media includes acrylic paint, texture paste, layered applications, palette-knife work and expressive splashes on canvas. The artwork is additionally hand-finished with painted details.
The artwork is finished with a protective layer of professional acrylic varnish.
Shipping:
The artwork will be carefully rolled and shipped in a reinforced tube, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
About the artist:
ZAACHI is my artistic identity. After a turning point in my life, I dedicated myself entirely to art. I work with acrylic and mixed media, creating abstract and figurative compositions defined by fragmented forms, layered textures and an exploration of human connection and emotional tension.
Two monumental figures emerge from a mysterious architectural world of geometric forms, stairways and contrasting spaces. They stand close to one another yet look in opposite directions, suggesting two lives connected by a shared moment but drawn toward different realities.
On the left, an open arch reveals the calm blue sea and distant landscape—a symbol of freedom, hope and the world beyond. On the right, the enclosed interior, ascending stairs and solitary bottle evoke memory, silence and introspection. The red circle above the figures introduces a sense of time, destiny and emotional tension.
Rich layered textures and fragmented forms transform the two faces into expressive psychological portraits. Deep black and earthy brown tones are balanced by ochre, ivory, burgundy and luminous blue accents, creating a powerful dialogue between darkness and light.
Balancing cubist expression, architectural structure and emotional symbolism, “Between Two Worlds” explores closeness and separation, shared memories and the invisible distance that can exist between two people.
Signed on the front and verso.
Size: 108 × 158 cm
(Ideal for stretchers measuring 100 × 150 cm.)
Mixed media includes acrylic paint, texture paste, layered applications, palette-knife work and expressive splashes on canvas. The artwork is additionally hand-finished with painted details.
The artwork is finished with a protective layer of professional acrylic varnish.
Shipping:
The artwork will be carefully rolled and shipped in a reinforced tube, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
About the artist:
ZAACHI is my artistic identity. After a turning point in my life, I dedicated myself entirely to art. I work with acrylic and mixed media, creating abstract and figurative compositions defined by fragmented forms, layered textures and an exploration of human connection and emotional tension.
