Painting by Inna Mae 2 Artworks Sold

Blossom

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

76cm (W) x 101.5cm (H) x 2.5cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

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A$750

Arrives 21–23 Sep

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Artwork Description

This striking original painting captures the power and vulnerability of feminine energy in a raw and emotional way.

At the center is a woman with her face partly covered by her hands, as if she's hiding or protecting herself. Her mouth is slightly open, and her expression feels caught between strength and emotion. Soft pink cherry blossoms grow across her arms and hands, adding a delicate beauty to the scene. Her long dark hair blends into the background, creating a dreamlike, flowing effect.


Medium & Technique:
Painted on stretched canvas using acrylic paints:
Acrylics create the vibrant colorful, dripping background in shades of teal, purple, yellow, and green.
Bringing the woman’s skin, lips, and hands to life with smooth, realistic detail.
The cherry blossoms are painted in thick, textured strokes, making them feel almost real.


Style & Composition:
This painting mixes realistic detail with loose, expressive brushwork:
The face and hands are very lifelike, while the hair and background blend together in a more abstract style.
Drips and splashes of paint give the piece movement and emotion.
The vertical layout adds a sense of growth and flow, like the woman is becoming part of nature.


Meaning & Emotion:
This piece feels emotional and deeply personal:
It shows beauty in vulnerability with the woman both hiding and revealing herself.
The cherry blossoms can represent growth, healing, or transformation, blooming even in moments of struggle.
The closed eyes suggest inner reflection, peace, or protection from the outside world.


Presentation:
The painting is signed by the artist in the lower right corner. It’s ready to hang as-is or can be custom framed to match your space.


Perfect For:
Art lovers who connect with emotional or symbolic work
Bedrooms, therapy rooms, or creative spaces that invite reflection
Anyone looking for a bold yet soft piece that tells a story

Artist Bio

Hi, I’m Inna - an expressionist figurative artist based in Melbourne.

My work delves into the dynamic interplay between sensuality, freedom, and feminine energy, with a focus on abstract realism.

Through the use of oil, charcoal, and mixed-media painting, I create works that explore the untamed, abundant nature of femininity.
I draw inspiration from the raw emotion and energy inherent in the feminine form, blending abstract and figurative elements to convey a sense of liberation and power.
My signature style is a bold fusion of movement, gesture, and texture, characterized by expressive brushstrokes, earthy tones, and layered mixed-media techniques.

Working primarily on canvas and framed oil paper, I utilize flowing, dripping paint and expressive charcoal marks to evoke depth, fluidity, and release. Each piece captures the essence of the human experience, a celebration of both strength and vulnerability.

My use of drips and splatters intensifies the raw emotion of the work, as the figure emerges not just in stillness but in passionate motion, blurring the lines between form and environment.

Through my original contemporary abstract paintings, I offer an intimate exploration of sensuality and strength, inviting viewers to witness the boundary between the chaotic and the serene, the raw and the refined.

My artworks are designed to resonate with collectors and design-conscious individuals seeking distinctive Australian fine art for modern homes, offices, or galleries.

I invite you to experience my collection, where each piece becomes an expression of feminine freedom and empowerment, a reflection of beauty, emotion, and movement.

Commissions

Inna's studio is in Melbourne