Mlle Chichi - Where Silence Grows

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Mlle Chichi, a Hungarian contemporary artist, presents Where Silence Grows, an original acrylic painting (2026) in the contemporary style, measuring 140 cm by 100 cm, hand signed and sold direct from the artist, with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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Where Silence Grows

Where Silence Grows is a mysterious exploration of colour, light and organic forms. Deep green, ochre, yellow, orange and earthy tones come together in a quiet, harmonious composition, while delicate white acrylic lines move across the surface like traces of leaves, branches or something yet to be discovered.

The darker background creates an almost nocturnal atmosphere, as if the forms were slowly emerging in the fading evening light. The contrast between the vivid colours and the fine white lines gives the work a sense of movement, depth and quiet energy.

The meaning remains open, inviting the viewer to discover their own interpretation.

Mlle Chichi is a self-taught Hungarian contemporary artist. Painting is her way of expressing emotions through colours, forms and atmosphere. After selling her works mainly to private collectors in Hungary, she is now introducing her art to a wider international audience.


Each painting is hand-signed on the back and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

The artwork is carefully rolled and securely packaged for safe transportation. The canvas has an extra 5 cm border on each side for easy re-stretching onto a frame up to 2 cm thick.

Due to differences in monitors and lighting conditions, the colours of the artwork may appear slightly different in person than in the photographs.

Any customs duties, import taxes or other charges applicable in the buyer’s country are the responsibility of the buyer.

Where Silence Grows

Where Silence Grows is a mysterious exploration of colour, light and organic forms. Deep green, ochre, yellow, orange and earthy tones come together in a quiet, harmonious composition, while delicate white acrylic lines move across the surface like traces of leaves, branches or something yet to be discovered.

The darker background creates an almost nocturnal atmosphere, as if the forms were slowly emerging in the fading evening light. The contrast between the vivid colours and the fine white lines gives the work a sense of movement, depth and quiet energy.

The meaning remains open, inviting the viewer to discover their own interpretation.

Mlle Chichi is a self-taught Hungarian contemporary artist. Painting is her way of expressing emotions through colours, forms and atmosphere. After selling her works mainly to private collectors in Hungary, she is now introducing her art to a wider international audience.


Each painting is hand-signed on the back and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

The artwork is carefully rolled and securely packaged for safe transportation. The canvas has an extra 5 cm border on each side for easy re-stretching onto a frame up to 2 cm thick.

Due to differences in monitors and lighting conditions, the colours of the artwork may appear slightly different in person than in the photographs.

Any customs duties, import taxes or other charges applicable in the buyer’s country are the responsibility of the buyer.

Details

Artist
Mlle Chichi
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Where Silence Grows
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Hungary
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
140 cm
Width
100 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
HungaryVerified
5
Objects sold
Private

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