In “Selena,” Sabina Qaja captures serenity and introspection in a delicately drawn charcoal portrait. This 50 x 64 cm work, made in white charcoal, presents us with the profile of a woman, frozen in a moment of profound calm. The play of contrasts between shadow and light highlights the softness of her features, while the minimalist, almost abstract background accentuates the meditative atmosphere of the work.
With “Selena,” Sabina explores the subtlety of human emotion through careful observation. The woman’s gaze, turned toward the horizon, exudes both strength and vulnerability. The use of charcoal allows the artist to bring delicate nuances to life, transforming this portrait into a true psychological and poetic study.
For any lover of figurative art, “Selena” is a piece that adds a touch of elegance and reflection to any space. This work embodies Sabina’s ability to capture the essence of her subject with remarkable sensitivity, making each stroke as intimate as it is unforgettable.
