Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm — artist's signature Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm — edge view Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm — detail
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Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm
Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm
Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm
Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm — artist's signature
Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm — edge view
Black an white woman with a tattoo on her arm — detail
Painting by Magali Feuga 33 Artworks Sold

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Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 80cm (H) x 1.8cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$1,200

Artwork Description

Inspired by strenght and independance -two values guiding me as a woman- this painting also celebrates the art of tattoo, which i strongly admire. The contrast between black and white, as well as the distinction between the minimalist style of the face and the intricated tattoo on her arm, gives a modern and powerful feel to this portrait.

I've used acrylic on a streched canvas and it is sealed with matt varnish. The sides of the canvas are painted and it is ready to hang as such or can be framed if you wish.

Artist Bio
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Magali Feuga 49 artworks | 1 Sold

Magali Feuga is a French Australian visual artist based on the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Working across sculpture and painting, her practice explores identity, memory, and the enduring relationship between the human form and the natural world.

Her artistic sensibility was shaped by an unconventional upbringing spent largely travelling on her parent’s sailboat. This early exposure to diverse cultures and environments has fostered a lasting curiosity for human expression and connection. She later studied art in Nice, France, before pursuing a creative life informed by extensive travel and her work as a chef. These experiences have continued to shape the tactile and layered quality of her practice.

Since settling in Australia in 2018, Magali has returned to her studio practice with a focus on sculpture as her primary mode of expression. Her works, often constructed from reclaimed and recycled materials, carry a quiet, contemplative presence, evoking both ancient artefacts and contemporary reflections on belonging.

Magali currently works from her Sunshine Coast studio, where her process is guided by slowness, material sensitivity, and a thoughtful approach to form.