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two new oil painting portraits no titles yet

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Gm Progress: %69

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Physical portrait Vs. Digital portrait

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Haha it happens to me all the time, I think title is the hardest part 😂

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Gm What should I call him? Or title?

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It depends fren, acrylic dries quicker than oil, but feeling of oil is different. Mostly acrylic for beginners ( if you’re not fan 😅) I use rebelle for digital

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Gm Little more progress 🚧

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that's the amount I need for having allowance :)

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As with the fleeting bloom of the rose, it acknowledges the beauty in transience, and with a sense of urgency, it captures the Kurdish tenacity to endure and make each day count amidst the shadows of uncertainty.

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"Carpe Diem" is thus a narrative of defiance against the oblivion threatened by forces of erasure. It encourages the onlooker to live with purpose, to cherish each moment, and to remember the stories woven into the fabric of our existence.

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The skull, resting on worn texts and vibrant textiles, symbolizes the transitory power of words and the fading voices of the past, yet it also stands as a symbol of resistance—a reminder that even in the face of mortality, the Kurdish spirit remains unyielding.

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but here they are imbued with a deeper resonance. This still life is a meditation on the impermanence of knowledge, beauty, and life itself. It hints at the richness of Kurdish history and the relentless march of time that has seen empires rise and fall on the soil of my ancestors.

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ABOUT CARPE DIEM Reflecting on "Carpe Diem," the title itself a call to seize the day, this work from my 'Decayedness' series speaks to the heart of the Kurdish experience—the urgency of living amidst persistent struggle. The stark skull, draped books, and a rose suspended in time evoke the classical vanitas,

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where the struggle for cultural and physical survival against oppressive forces is an everyday reality. "Homicide" is thus not merely an image; it is a narrative infused with the resilience of my people. It mirrors the collective Kurdish plight a journey marred by loss but also defined by enduring strength and dignity.

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