cochi's art - Fil Rouge #12





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Fil Rouge #12 是 cochi's art 的混合媒介畫作,畫布上使用丙烯、彩色鉛筆和刺繡,創作於 2026 年,尺寸 50 × 50 cm,狀況極佳,手簽,原版來自義大利,由藝術家直接出售。
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Fil Rouge #12 (2026)
丙烯、彩铅和刺绣在画布上
50 × 50 cm
Fil Rouge #12 属于一系列,灵感来自命运红线的象征——古老的传说说注定要相遇的两个人,被一根看不见的线所连,它能够经受时间、距离和逆境。
在这件作品中,两只手以一个简单而深刻的动作紧握在一起。直接绣在画布上的红线穿过指间,却不困束它们:它把它们连在一起,让通常隐藏的联系显现出来。刺绣并非装饰元素,而是叙事的组成部分,将一个无形的符号转化为具体的存在。
故意极简的构图将注意力集中在身体之间的对话以及人际联系的意义。肌肤色调的柔和与红色的强烈色彩形成对比,在脆弱与持久之间创造出一种微妙的平衡。
Fil Rouge #12 (2026)
Acrylic, colored pencils and embroidery on canvas
50 × 50 cm
Fil Rouge #12 is part of a series inspired by the symbolism of the red thread of destiny—the ancient legend that two people who are meant to meet are connected by an invisible red thread, capable of withstanding time, distance, and adversity.
In this work, two hands clasp each other in a gesture that is both simple and deeply meaningful. The red thread, embroidered directly onto the canvas, winds across the fingers without restraining them; instead, it reveals the invisible bond that unites them. The embroidery is not merely decorative but an essential element of the composition, transforming an intangible symbol into a tangible presence.
The minimalist composition draws the viewer's attention to the dialogue between the two hands and the profound meaning of human connection. The softness of the skin tones contrasts with the vibrant intensity of the red thread, creating a delicate balance between fragility and permanence.
Fil Rouge #12 (2026)
丙烯、彩铅和刺绣在画布上
50 × 50 cm
Fil Rouge #12 属于一系列,灵感来自命运红线的象征——古老的传说说注定要相遇的两个人,被一根看不见的线所连,它能够经受时间、距离和逆境。
在这件作品中,两只手以一个简单而深刻的动作紧握在一起。直接绣在画布上的红线穿过指间,却不困束它们:它把它们连在一起,让通常隐藏的联系显现出来。刺绣并非装饰元素,而是叙事的组成部分,将一个无形的符号转化为具体的存在。
故意极简的构图将注意力集中在身体之间的对话以及人际联系的意义。肌肤色调的柔和与红色的强烈色彩形成对比,在脆弱与持久之间创造出一种微妙的平衡。
Fil Rouge #12 (2026)
Acrylic, colored pencils and embroidery on canvas
50 × 50 cm
Fil Rouge #12 is part of a series inspired by the symbolism of the red thread of destiny—the ancient legend that two people who are meant to meet are connected by an invisible red thread, capable of withstanding time, distance, and adversity.
In this work, two hands clasp each other in a gesture that is both simple and deeply meaningful. The red thread, embroidered directly onto the canvas, winds across the fingers without restraining them; instead, it reveals the invisible bond that unites them. The embroidery is not merely decorative but an essential element of the composition, transforming an intangible symbol into a tangible presence.
The minimalist composition draws the viewer's attention to the dialogue between the two hands and the profound meaning of human connection. The softness of the skin tones contrasts with the vibrant intensity of the red thread, creating a delicate balance between fragility and permanence.

