Duma
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Thursday 1 October · until 3 Oct
In the exhibition The 8th Petal, the painter Duma presents a new body of work inspired by the symbolism of the flower, the sword and the Japanese warrior, a visual metaphor for the silent battles that shape human identity, open Monday to Friday from 11am to 8pm and Saturday from 11am to 4pm.
In The 8th Petal, Duma presents a new body of work exploring the invisible strength that is built through experience, resilience and transformation. Inspired by the symbolism of the flower, the sword and the figure of the Japanese warrior, the artist creates a visual metaphor about the silent battles that shape human identity. The 'eighth petal', conceived specifically for this exhibition, represents what remains hidden: quiet courage, invisible scars and the capacity to begin again. True to her pictorial language, marked by the representation of the female figure, Duma invites the public to reflect on the beauty of vulnerability, permanence and the strength born of transformation... Monday to Friday, from 11am to 8pm, Saturday, from 11am to 4pm.