Artworks
Plaie ouverte (Open wound)
“Open Wound” is an abstract blue and gold artwork that explores emotional healing by transforming injury into visible strength: a piece of wood stitched together with gold wire symbolizes a broken but repaired heart. Each stitch is an accepted scar, each golden splinter a lesson that pain has left behind.
Acrylic, wood and mix-media on canvas 92x60cm
600,00 €
“Open Wound” is an acrylic painting in which the raw material interacts with an inlaid piece of wood, covered in gold like an organ—a heart, or what remains of it. It appears broken, split, but never forsaken. Golden wires stitch it back together, like a fragile yet determined gesture, an act of intimate repair.
Each suture tells of pain endured, each golden splinter a lesson learned. Here, the wound is not hidden: it is sublimated. For trials are not flaws to be concealed, but paths to greater light. This work embodies the idea that even what has been broken can become a source of beauty, strength—and gold.
- Acrylic painting and mix-media (wood, paste...) on canvas 92x60cm
- Original and unique work
- 3 cm thick painted slice
- Back fixing system
- Certificate of authenticity provided
- Free delivery in France (Framing and customs taxes not included)
- Shipping within 1 to 3 days from France
Depending on the light and the shooting, the colours may be slightly different in real life. @Nonoss2025
All the canvases are made of cotton, stretched on a frame. They are painted with acrylic and varnished for optimal durability and high quality. The certificate of authenticity with photo is provided.
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Informations complémentaires
| Poids | 7 kg |
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| Dimensions | 100 × 70 × 10 cm |
| Taille | large |

Original signed artwork
with certificate of authenticity
Worldwide delivery
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return possible within 14 days





