Fragments of Identity
Human identity is not a single,
unchanging form. It is shaped
by experiences, emotions, memories,
and the many ways we perceive
and interpret the world.
Fragments of Identity
translates this complexity
into a contemporary artistic
composition, where five female
faces are fragmented into
geometric planes and reunited
through a Cubist-inspired
visual language.
Each face carries a distinct
expression, yet all share
the same artistic space,
creating a relationship
between individuality
and belonging.
The Multiplicity of Identity
The artwork explores the idea
that identity can contain
different perspectives,
emotions, and forms
of expression.
The five faces visually
represent this multiplicity.
Some gazes meet the viewer
directly, while others
remain closed or turned
towards a more introspective
dimension.
This diversity of expressions
creates an open visual narrative,
allowing each viewer
to discover a personal
interpretation.
Cubism and Figurative Fragmentation
Inspired by Cubism,
Fragments of Identity
deconstructs the traditional
representation of
the human face.
Eyes, lips, profiles,
and contours are distributed
across geometric surfaces,
establishing different rhythms
and directions.
Angular forms and planes
of colour create a dynamic
composition where figuration
and abstraction coexist
in balance.
Despite the fragmentation,
the faces remain recognisable,
reinforcing the emotional
connection between the artwork
and the viewer.
Colour, Texture and Expression
The colour palette is one
of the most distinctive
features of this composition.
Turquoise, deep blue,
intense red, golden yellow,
and ivory tones establish
rich and expressive contrasts.
Different shades flow
through the faces and
geometric structures,
creating visual connections
between the five figures.
Aged-looking textures,
visible marks, and irregular
surfaces evoke the materiality
of traditional painting,
adding depth and an almost
tactile dimension to
the digital composition.
Five Faces, One Composition
Although each face carries
its own characteristics,
the composition functions
as a unified visual experience.
Geometric lines cross
between different figures,
while colour contrasts
establish continuity
throughout the artwork.
The result invites
prolonged observation,
revealing new details,
expressions, and relationships
with every glance.
A Distinctive Presence in Any Space
The horizontal composition
of Fragments of Identity
makes it particularly suitable
for expansive walls
and interiors where art
takes centre stage.
Its Cubist-inspired language
and vibrant colour palette
create a strong focal point
in contemporary living rooms,
offices, hotels, galleries,
and commercial spaces.
The vivid colours contrast
beautifully with neutral walls,
concrete surfaces,
natural stone, dark wood,
and minimalist furniture.
An artwork that brings
personality to its surroundings
and encourages visual curiosity.
Canvas Reproduction
Fragments of Identity
is available in two
canvas presentation options,
produced to order.
Stretched Canvas — 360 gsm
Printed on 360 gsm canvas
and stretched over
a wooden frame,
available in selected sizes
and ready to hang.
This presentation enhances
the artwork's colour richness,
textures, and horizontal
composition.
Unstretched Canvas — 310 gsm
Printed on 310 gsm canvas
and produced according
to your chosen dimensions.
A flexible option
for personalised projects,
large-format applications,
or subsequent mounting.
Each reproduction is prepared
with attention to fine detail,
colour fidelity, and
preservation of the original
composition's proportions.
Artistic Identity
Fragments of Identity
is part of the
Contemporary Art
collection by Wall Art,
a creative project
of Elegia Studio.
The artwork explores
the relationship between
identity, figuration,
and geometric abstraction,
combining Cubist influences
with the possibilities
of contemporary digital creation.
It is an artistic interpretation
of human diversity
and the richness of
different forms of expression.
Fragments of Identity —
many faces, countless stories,
one shared humanity.
WALL ART
Original Digital Art · By Elegia Studio
