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Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Style: Contemporary Expressionism × Figurative Realism
Size: 36 x 48 in
In this Self-Portrait, I wanted to confront the gaze, my own. It’s a study in emotion without performance, in being seen without softening. The composition focuses on directness: the eyes steady, the expression quiet but resolute. Every brushstroke carries both vulnerability and defiance, as if documenting not just appearance but presence.
The earthy palette of ochres, siennas, and deep umbers evokes warmth and endurance, while the bold leopard-pattern garment becomes symbolic of instinct, resilience, and unapologetic individuality. Through expressive contour lines and layered texture, the portrait bridges Expressionism’s raw emotion with Figurative Realism’s psychological intimacy.
This painting isn’t about perfection! it’s about truth. It captures a moment of stillness charged with strength, the kind of stillness that says I am here; unguarded, but unbroken.
Original Painting by Camellia Milhouse
Signed and sealed for authenticity.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Style: Contemporary Expressionism × Figurative Realism
Size: 36 x 48 in
In this Self-Portrait, I wanted to confront the gaze, my own. It’s a study in emotion without performance, in being seen without softening. The composition focuses on directness: the eyes steady, the expression quiet but resolute. Every brushstroke carries both vulnerability and defiance, as if documenting not just appearance but presence.
The earthy palette of ochres, siennas, and deep umbers evokes warmth and endurance, while the bold leopard-pattern garment becomes symbolic of instinct, resilience, and unapologetic individuality. Through expressive contour lines and layered texture, the portrait bridges Expressionism’s raw emotion with Figurative Realism’s psychological intimacy.
This painting isn’t about perfection! it’s about truth. It captures a moment of stillness charged with strength, the kind of stillness that says I am here; unguarded, but unbroken.
Original Painting by Camellia Milhouse
Signed and sealed for authenticity.