B. Morah - Private Room 18 XXL

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Acrylic on high‑quality cotton canvas, Private Room 18 XXL by B. Morah, an original edition from 2026 in the Expressionist style, depicting an interior scene in multicolour with blue, yellow, orange, cream, beige, green and pink, measuring 100 cm high by 120 cm wide, signed on the back with an original handwritten certificate of authenticity.

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PRIVATE ROOM is a series that explores the intimate dimension of the home and the artist’s studio as territories where everyday reality becomes a space of revelation. In these works, the domestic interior stops being a mere functional setting to become a symbolic refuge: a place where the artist withdraws, disappears, and allows themselves to build worlds that do not yet exist, but insist on being imagined.

The series starts from a central idea: privacy is not isolation, but a laboratory of vision. In the solitude of the studio, the artist moves among objects, lights, and silences that act as triggers of an almost ritual experience. There, in that protected space, possible futures are rehearsed, a dream is prophesied, a hope is formed. Each painting functions as a window into that process: vibrant interiors, filled with color and energy, that reveal the emotional and mental intensity of the creative act.

The represented rooms do not seek to faithfully reproduce a physical place, but to capture the psychological climate of that voluntary retreat. They are scenarios where architecture becomes narrative, where colors speak of internal states and where the composition suggests that something is about to happen.

In PRIVATE ROOM, home and studio become metaphors for a mental space: a territory where imagination expands without witnesses, where painting becomes an act of affirmation, and where hope—with its luminous form of resilience—finds its place to grow.

-Sobre la artista:
The artist has exhibited her work in Almería, Spain; Dortmund, Germany; Porto Alegre, Brazil; College of Spain in Paris; Galeria Art & Planét, Paris, France; Los Angeles, California, USA; Montreal, Canada; Vienna, Austria; Barcelona, Spain; New York, USA, among others.

-Technical details of the work:
Acrylic on high-quality cotton canvas
Dimensions: 100 cm x 120 cm (+ free margin)
Signed on the back and protected with varnish
Original certificate of authenticity signed by hand

-Note:
Colors may vary slightly depending on monitor settings and the lighting in the space where the photograph was taken.
The painting is not framed nor pre-stretched.

- Shipping:
The work is shipped rolled in a sturdy tube with protective packaging and insured shipping worldwide.
Tracking code included

PRIVATE ROOM is a series that explores the intimate dimension of the home and the artist’s studio as territories where everyday reality becomes a space of revelation. In these works, the domestic interior stops being a mere functional setting to become a symbolic refuge: a place where the artist withdraws, disappears, and allows themselves to build worlds that do not yet exist, but insist on being imagined.

The series starts from a central idea: privacy is not isolation, but a laboratory of vision. In the solitude of the studio, the artist moves among objects, lights, and silences that act as triggers of an almost ritual experience. There, in that protected space, possible futures are rehearsed, a dream is prophesied, a hope is formed. Each painting functions as a window into that process: vibrant interiors, filled with color and energy, that reveal the emotional and mental intensity of the creative act.

The represented rooms do not seek to faithfully reproduce a physical place, but to capture the psychological climate of that voluntary retreat. They are scenarios where architecture becomes narrative, where colors speak of internal states and where the composition suggests that something is about to happen.

In PRIVATE ROOM, home and studio become metaphors for a mental space: a territory where imagination expands without witnesses, where painting becomes an act of affirmation, and where hope—with its luminous form of resilience—finds its place to grow.

-Sobre la artista:
The artist has exhibited her work in Almería, Spain; Dortmund, Germany; Porto Alegre, Brazil; College of Spain in Paris; Galeria Art & Planét, Paris, France; Los Angeles, California, USA; Montreal, Canada; Vienna, Austria; Barcelona, Spain; New York, USA, among others.

-Technical details of the work:
Acrylic on high-quality cotton canvas
Dimensions: 100 cm x 120 cm (+ free margin)
Signed on the back and protected with varnish
Original certificate of authenticity signed by hand

-Note:
Colors may vary slightly depending on monitor settings and the lighting in the space where the photograph was taken.
The painting is not framed nor pre-stretched.

- Shipping:
The work is shipped rolled in a sturdy tube with protective packaging and insured shipping worldwide.
Tracking code included

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
B. Morah
Title of artwork
Private Room 18 XXL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Beige, Blue, Cream, Green, Multicolour, Orange, Pink, Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
120 cm
Depiction/theme
Interior scene
Style
Expressionism
Period
2020+
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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