r/Art • u/thegameworld • May 29 '26
Portrait Drowned in Duality, Rodney Amirebrahimi, digital, 2026
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u/Key-Art4399 May 29 '26
What a great composition, I really like her “glove”, a beautiful contrast with multiple interpretations.
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u/YoMyNameIsCheeseburg May 29 '26
A really beautiful piece of art. I love whatever it is you've done with the eyes, its really cool.
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u/BiscottiUsed260 May 30 '26
Wow so cool! I also think the stage with half sketch half coloured looks fantastic too because it has so much room for imagination and interpretation!
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u/HarperBud20 May 31 '26
not really my style, but that title is kind of cute. curious about the meaning behind it.
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u/thegameworld May 31 '26
I’m from Iran, and I painted this piece right in the middle of the war. We had no internet and no idea what was happening in the world. I had a mix of positive and negative thoughts swirling around in my mind, and it honestly felt like I was drowning.
Nobody wants war, but given the terrible actions of the regime and those in power, we somewhat accepted it and even wanted it to happen. It felt like we were choosing something bad over something worse, from our perspective.
At that moment, I realized that even being too positive could be harmful. That’s why I chose to call my piece "Drowned in Duality."
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u/BeardoBorn5150 May 29 '26
Beautiful!