The timed auction ends Thursday September 24th at 8:00pm. Whoever holds the highest bid at the auction closing time wins.
Magali Feuga
Undisclosed Opus 7, 2024
Acrylic, ink, oil stick
Height 100 cm x Width 50 cm
Artwork is stretched and ready to hang & comes with a certificate of authenticity
Starting Bid: $1,600
Revealing the raw beauty of female forms, the Undisclosed series is an intimate portrayal of femininity.
Each painting is a powerful expression of sensual energy, evoking strength and confidence without aggressiveness.
The dynamic brushstrokes and vibrant colours bring life and movement to the painting, while the defined outlines settle the composition, bringing a sense of calm.
The dramatic pose creates tension and intensity, contrasting with the sensuality of the subject.
Oblivious of her surrounding, she owns her body with force and beauty, inviting viewers to settle into a private moment in time.
Artist Bio: Magali Feuga is a French artist based on Australia’s Sunshine Coast since 2018. Her work focusses on a portrayal of the human form that values internal worlds and unique ways of being.
She has a figurative practice that activates an emotional depth in both subject and observer.
Growing up aboard her parent’s sailboat, Magali’s curiosity in art developed as her artist father encouraged her creative pursuits. She studied art at the EMAP Villa Thiole in Nice in the late 90s, and her practice evolved through self–instruction, influenced by further travel over two decades as a nomadic private chef.
After settling in Australia, Magali began to focus primarily on art, with people emerging as a recuring symbol in her body of work. She continues to dwell on the human form through values of self-expression and connection.
Portraits and figures, created mostly with acrylic and mixed media, convey vivid emotions through bold and expressive visuals.
These representational and spiritual introspections have featured in Magali’s pasts exhibitions and art prizes over recent years.
With ongoing projects and upcoming exhibitions, Magali is dedicated to developing her practice and hopes to further question what it means to be human through her work.
Dimensions:
100 cm x 50 cm