Floating Hands

Price range: 70,79 € through 3308,33 € ht

A haunting ballet of ascending silhouettes, where the human gesture becomes a bridge between shadows and a luminous, crimson-flecked void.

From the Echoes of Surreal Angst collection — A dream-steeped descent into the mind’s restless theater, where melting cities, weeping figures and lopsided clocks give shape to feeling itself.

Description

In this visceral exploration of longing, four anatomical silhouettes rise like smoke through a heavy, atmospheric haze. The composition draws upon the jagged emotionality of German Expressionism, utilizing deep ink blacks and bruised ochres to suggest a yearning that is as much spiritual as it is physical. Each hand is a character in its own right, some desperate and grasping, others poised with a quiet, sculptural grace against the encroaching light.

To live with this piece is to engage in a daily meditation on the nature of ambition and the reach of the human spirit. It acts as a silent witness to our own internal theaters, turning a blank wall into a profound portal of introspection. The interplay of tactile brushwork and misty voids creates a depth that rewards close contemplation, shifting in character as the day’s light moves across its textured surface.

Purpose

This work seeks to externalize the internal tension between our grounded reality and our celestial aspirations, using the expressive power of the human hand to evoke a sense of universal striving.

Perfect For

  • Collectors drawn to the raw emotional depth of mid-century expressionist movements
  • Inquisitive minds who find beauty in the intersection of shadows and light
  • Those who appreciate the human form as a vessel for psychological storytelling

Interior Decorator’s Advice

  • Place this in an area with directional lighting to emphasize the depth of the dark pigments
  • Ideal for a transitional space like a hallway or study where it can command a moment of pause
  • Pair with minimalist furniture in natural wood or cold steel to balance its intense painterly energy

From the Echoes of Surreal Angst collection:

Step into a world where reality bends to emotion. Drawing on the raw, unsettled spirit of German Expressionism — an early twentieth-century movement that let inner feeling distort the visible world — and refracting it through a contemporary surreal sensibility, this collection turns anxiety into something strangely beautiful. Across eight works, a melting skyline dissolves into reverie, hands drift untethered, a ghostly ballroom holds its breath, and architecture seems to cry out. Deep ink-black, crimson and ochre meet sudden swells of pastel, and twisted geometry keeps the eye searching, never quite at rest.

What binds these pieces is a single thread: the echo of human feeling made visible, theatrical and tender at once. To live with them is to keep a door open to introspection — to invite the kind of image that rewards a long, quiet look and changes with the hour and the mood. There is solitude here, and identity, and the uncanny pleasure of seeing the familiar made dreamlike. Each work tells its own story, yet hung together they unfold like scenes from a single, haunting reverie.

Key Features

  • Material: High-definition Lambda Print — true silver-halide photographic exposure (Fuji Crystal DP II for colour, Ilford for black & white) on premium acrylic glass, glossy finish for exceptional depth and clarity.
  • Finish: Face-mounted under 2 mm premium acrylic glass — Diasec technique.
  • Backing: 3 mm alu Dibond composite panel.
  • Style: Surrealism
  • Edition: Unlimited.
  • Mounting: Recessed aluminium subframe — ready to hang (invisible wall mounting, 25 mm offset).
  • Longevity: 50–75 years archival conservation.

Additional information

Edition

Unlimited Edition

Orientation/Shape

PORTRAIT 3:2

Medium

Acrylic glass (2 mm) + alu Dibond (3 mm) · Diasec face-mount

Artist

YTY Studio

delivery

Same day shipping on all orders

returns

Free returns within 14 days

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