LORIN - Second skin - Chapter 2

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€250
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Original painting by LORIN, part of ongoing research into the human figure emerging from textural surfaces and color. Lorin's research focuses on the female figure as an emotional and symbolic space, where presence, identity, and perception meet.

Second Skin is Lorin's series dedicated to the relationship between the body, identity, and what we choose to show to others. The expression is often used in fashion to describe a fabric that clings to the body until it becomes almost an extension. But the concept can take on a deeper meaning: a second skin can also be what we build around us to protect, define ourselves, or present to the world.
In this painting the female figure becomes an expression of this ongoing relationship between what we are and what we show. The body, postures, gazes, and the elements that accompany the figures suggest different ways of living one's identity.

- Originality: Each work is an original piece, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
- Condition: The work is professionally mounted on a wooden frame and is ready to hang, with no further interventions or processing required.
- Protection: Careful packaging with professional materials to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
- Shipping: Fast shipping. For shipments outside the European Union, delivery times may vary depending on local customs procedures.

Some images may present the work placed in illustrative settings, to facilitate viewing in different contexts or with different framing solutions. The proportions are consistent with the actual dimensions of the work.

Original painting by LORIN, part of ongoing research into the human figure emerging from textural surfaces and color. Lorin's research focuses on the female figure as an emotional and symbolic space, where presence, identity, and perception meet.

Second Skin is Lorin's series dedicated to the relationship between the body, identity, and what we choose to show to others. The expression is often used in fashion to describe a fabric that clings to the body until it becomes almost an extension. But the concept can take on a deeper meaning: a second skin can also be what we build around us to protect, define ourselves, or present to the world.
In this painting the female figure becomes an expression of this ongoing relationship between what we are and what we show. The body, postures, gazes, and the elements that accompany the figures suggest different ways of living one's identity.

- Originality: Each work is an original piece, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
- Condition: The work is professionally mounted on a wooden frame and is ready to hang, with no further interventions or processing required.
- Protection: Careful packaging with professional materials to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
- Shipping: Fast shipping. For shipments outside the European Union, delivery times may vary depending on local customs procedures.

Some images may present the work placed in illustrative settings, to facilitate viewing in different contexts or with different framing solutions. The proportions are consistent with the actual dimensions of the work.

Details

Sold with frame
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Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
LORIN
Title of artwork
Second skin - Chapter 2
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
80 cm
Width
50 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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