Anna Bila - Soft Collision – XXL

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Anna Bila’s Soft Collision – XXL is a 2026 original, hand-signed mixed media on natural cotton canvas (120 × 110 cm) with a Certificate of Authenticity, produced in Italy and shipped directly from the artist.

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Soft Collision explores the delicate balance between connection, tension, and coexistence.

Three organic forms meet in a quiet yet dynamic composition. Their rounded shapes appear both independent and interconnected, touching at subtle points of contact. Despite their visual weight, the forms seem almost weightless, suspended in a moment of fragile equilibrium.

Soft transitions of dusty rose, muted violet, charcoal, and deep blue create a sense of depth and movement. The natural texture of the canvas remains visible, becoming an integral part of the composition.

Working with diluted inks and pigments, Anna Bila allows gravity, water, and the unpredictable behaviour of materials to shape the final image. Layers of colour merge and settle into the fabric, creating delicate gradients and unexpected textures.

The painting belongs to the artist’s ongoing Living Stone series, in which organic forms exist somewhere between solidity and fluidity, stillness and transformation.

Minimalist in composition yet rich in emotional associations, Soft Collision invites the viewer to reflect on the invisible forces that bring things together and hold them in balance.

Artwork Details
• Artist: Anna Bila
• Title: Soft Collision – XXL
• Year: 2026
• Dimensions: 120 × 110 cm
• Technique: Mixed media, inks and pigments on canvas
• Support: Natural cotton canvas, lightly prepared with diluted primer
• Condition: New, original artwork
• Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
• Certificate: Certificate of Authenticity included
• Shipping: Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube

About the Artist

Anna Bila is a Ukrainian contemporary artist living and working in Turin, Italy.

Her artistic practice explores transformation, memory, and the fluid nature of perception. Working primarily with liquid pigments on canvas, she embraces the interaction between material, gravity, and chance, allowing unexpected forms and compositions to emerge.

Her works move between abstraction and organic imagery, reflecting the continuous process of change and the fragile balance between control and unpredictability.

Selected Exhibitions

2025 — JUICY JUNE, Marktgalerie, Düsseldorf, Germany

2022 — DESENSITISATION, Solo Exhibition, Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art, Odesa, Ukraine

2022 — SENSING PLACES, PLACING SENSE, ODP Galerie, Leipzig, Germany

2022 — ODESA REFLECTIONS, GOLAB, Milan, Italy

Artist’s website: annabila.art

Free shipping within the EU.

Soft Collision explores the delicate balance between connection, tension, and coexistence.

Three organic forms meet in a quiet yet dynamic composition. Their rounded shapes appear both independent and interconnected, touching at subtle points of contact. Despite their visual weight, the forms seem almost weightless, suspended in a moment of fragile equilibrium.

Soft transitions of dusty rose, muted violet, charcoal, and deep blue create a sense of depth and movement. The natural texture of the canvas remains visible, becoming an integral part of the composition.

Working with diluted inks and pigments, Anna Bila allows gravity, water, and the unpredictable behaviour of materials to shape the final image. Layers of colour merge and settle into the fabric, creating delicate gradients and unexpected textures.

The painting belongs to the artist’s ongoing Living Stone series, in which organic forms exist somewhere between solidity and fluidity, stillness and transformation.

Minimalist in composition yet rich in emotional associations, Soft Collision invites the viewer to reflect on the invisible forces that bring things together and hold them in balance.

Artwork Details
• Artist: Anna Bila
• Title: Soft Collision – XXL
• Year: 2026
• Dimensions: 120 × 110 cm
• Technique: Mixed media, inks and pigments on canvas
• Support: Natural cotton canvas, lightly prepared with diluted primer
• Condition: New, original artwork
• Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
• Certificate: Certificate of Authenticity included
• Shipping: Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube

About the Artist

Anna Bila is a Ukrainian contemporary artist living and working in Turin, Italy.

Her artistic practice explores transformation, memory, and the fluid nature of perception. Working primarily with liquid pigments on canvas, she embraces the interaction between material, gravity, and chance, allowing unexpected forms and compositions to emerge.

Her works move between abstraction and organic imagery, reflecting the continuous process of change and the fragile balance between control and unpredictability.

Selected Exhibitions

2025 — JUICY JUNE, Marktgalerie, Düsseldorf, Germany

2022 — DESENSITISATION, Solo Exhibition, Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art, Odesa, Ukraine

2022 — SENSING PLACES, PLACING SENSE, ODP Galerie, Leipzig, Germany

2022 — ODESA REFLECTIONS, GOLAB, Milan, Italy

Artist’s website: annabila.art

Free shipping within the EU.

Details

Sold with frame
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Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Anna Bila
Title of artwork
Soft Collision – XXL
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
120 cm
Width
110 cm
Weight
1 kg
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
47
Objects sold
100%
Private

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