Love and death are two of the oldest themes in art history, where women gaze at men

Love and death are two of the oldest themes in art history, as shown by post-90s artist Loribelle Spirovski, whose portraits draw on surrealism and realism and permeate anxiety, depression and death. Spirovski combines traditional methods with more experimental techniques, when portraiture blends with fanatical and pulsating lines, with vivid colors and contradictory rhythms, imbued with a nervous spirit — a female gaze at male subjects, drawing elements from Schiller's paintings and confronting expressionists like Munch.

Appreciation of the works of Loribelle Spirovski