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The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) by Durshit Bhaskar, Original Mixed Media Toys Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) by artist Durshit Bhaskar displayed in a Classic Family Room
The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) by artist Durshit Bhaskar displayed in a Luxury gallery
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The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) by Durshit Bhaskar, Original Mixed Media Toys Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) by artist Durshit Bhaskar displayed in a Classic Family Room
The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) by artist Durshit Bhaskar displayed in a Luxury gallery

The Beginning (The Illusion of Identity) Mixed Media Toys Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Toys
Medium Mixed Media
Shape Vertical
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_271108
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Gilded Texture, Theatrical Masks, Bitten Apple, Symbolism, Identity, Surreal Still Life, Existential Mood

A field of battered gold rises like a relic—part icon, part stage—its luminous surface scraped and mottled as if memory itself has been repeatedly handled and re-written. Along the margins, clustered masks press inward in hushed congress, their blank mouths and hollowed eyes suggesting the many selves we wear, the crowd’s gaze, and the quiet coercion of belonging. At the center, a bitten red apple anchors the composition with a bodily immediacy: desire and loss made tangible, a small wound of pleasure that punctures the gilded promise. The painting’s spatial tension—ceremonial void versus encroaching faces—turns the simple still life into an allegory of temptation judged, intimacy exposed, and identity negotiated.

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Original

Size

36x48

Material

Canvas

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