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"Encapsulated" turns modern loneliness into something ancient — as if archaeologists from the future just dug up our present.
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Radiance #1 & #2
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3200
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Radiance #1–#2 (Diptych) — Original Sensory Alchemy Mixed Media, Oil & Acrylic on Cotton Canvas, 2 pcs — 30×40 cm
A doorway into the northern summer night — short, luminous, woven like lace. Two canvases, oil and acrylic, varnished — the first breath of a season that never quite turns dark.
The Myth
The northern summer night is short and bright, like a lace shawl thrown over the world. It pulls you into bardo — the fog of timelessness. Neither here nor there. Neither day nor night. This state can be wondrous. Sometimes frightening. Always magical.
In this soft fog, water lilies float as if in space. Weightless. Suspended between water and sky, between sleep and waking. They belong to the in-between. Once lived, such moments become some of the most important of our lives — moments of true awareness. But we push them away, forget them, lose them in the rush of everyday life.
My method helps keep them. Each panel is a time capsule — with the silver glow of fog, the scent of the lake, and the roughness of forest thickets. A presence that changes with the light — like the northern night itself.
Which one would you keep?
Details
Oil and acrylic on cotton canvas, varnished
Each panel: 30 × 40 × 2 cm / 11.8 × 15.7 × 0.8 in
Diptych: 30 × 80 × 2 cm / 11.8 × 31.5 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2026 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1,600 / €1,408 | per piece
$3,200 / €2,816 | diptych
A doorway into the northern summer night — short, luminous, woven like lace. Two canvases, oil and acrylic, varnished — the first breath of a season that never quite turns dark.
The Myth
The northern summer night is short and bright, like a lace shawl thrown over the world. It pulls you into bardo — the fog of timelessness. Neither here nor there. Neither day nor night. This state can be wondrous. Sometimes frightening. Always magical.
In this soft fog, water lilies float as if in space. Weightless. Suspended between water and sky, between sleep and waking. They belong to the in-between. Once lived, such moments become some of the most important of our lives — moments of true awareness. But we push them away, forget them, lose them in the rush of everyday life.
My method helps keep them. Each panel is a time capsule — with the silver glow of fog, the scent of the lake, and the roughness of forest thickets. A presence that changes with the light — like the northern night itself.
Which one would you keep?
Details
Oil and acrylic on cotton canvas, varnished
Each panel: 30 × 40 × 2 cm / 11.8 × 15.7 × 0.8 in
Diptych: 30 × 80 × 2 cm / 11.8 × 31.5 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2026 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1,600 / €1,408 | per piece
$3,200 / €2,816 | diptych
Living Water, Dead Water
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5000
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"Living Water, Dead Water #1 & #2" (diptych) — Arch-shaped Oil and Acrylic Art with Dark Ethereal Botanical Motifs and Gold Accents
This compelling piece captures the profound mystery of transformation, exploring the delicate boundary where life and death intersect. Rendered in oil and acrylic on an elegant arch-shaped canvas, the composition features a dark, atmospheric palette punctuated by ethereal purple blooms and moss-covered textures. The narrative centers on an ancient duality — a vessel containing an element that is simultaneously a poison and a remedy. A visual meditation on memory, passage, and the fluid movement between states of being.
The Myth
What if dead water is the only cure for immortality?
And living water — the only cure for death?
They cannot be separated. They are two sides of the same vessel. Each is both poison and remedy. The balance between them rests on movement: flow, time, choice — and on that fine edge where healing becomes a curse, and a curse becomes release.
This is the first part of a diptych exploring this ancient Slavic myth. Two states of the same element. Two faces of transformation.
This work speaks of memory and return — of what is carried forward, even through loss.
With its sophisticated color story of deep charcoals, rich emerald greens, and metallic gold, this work is an exceptional choice for modern interiors, adding a layer of philosophical depth to any living room, study, or gallery wall. Its unique arched format makes it a standout collector's item — a piece that balances mystery and elegance, inviting quiet contemplation.
Details
Oil and acrylic on two arch-shaped premium cotton canvas panels
50 × 40 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 15.7 × 0.8 in | piece
50 x 80 x 2 cm / 19,7 x 31,5 x 0,8 inch | diptych
© Daria Harlauta 2026 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$2500 / €2154 | piece
$5000 / €4308 | diptych
This compelling piece captures the profound mystery of transformation, exploring the delicate boundary where life and death intersect. Rendered in oil and acrylic on an elegant arch-shaped canvas, the composition features a dark, atmospheric palette punctuated by ethereal purple blooms and moss-covered textures. The narrative centers on an ancient duality — a vessel containing an element that is simultaneously a poison and a remedy. A visual meditation on memory, passage, and the fluid movement between states of being.
The Myth
What if dead water is the only cure for immortality?
And living water — the only cure for death?
They cannot be separated. They are two sides of the same vessel. Each is both poison and remedy. The balance between them rests on movement: flow, time, choice — and on that fine edge where healing becomes a curse, and a curse becomes release.
This is the first part of a diptych exploring this ancient Slavic myth. Two states of the same element. Two faces of transformation.
This work speaks of memory and return — of what is carried forward, even through loss.
With its sophisticated color story of deep charcoals, rich emerald greens, and metallic gold, this work is an exceptional choice for modern interiors, adding a layer of philosophical depth to any living room, study, or gallery wall. Its unique arched format makes it a standout collector's item — a piece that balances mystery and elegance, inviting quiet contemplation.
Details
Oil and acrylic on two arch-shaped premium cotton canvas panels
50 × 40 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 15.7 × 0.8 in | piece
50 x 80 x 2 cm / 19,7 x 31,5 x 0,8 inch | diptych
© Daria Harlauta 2026 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$2500 / €2154 | piece
$5000 / €4308 | diptych
Legacy
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3285
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"Legacy (Diptych)" — Enduring Connection, Textured Hands with Red Ribbon, Contemporary Mixed Media Artwork in Gold & Bronze
This compelling contemporary diptych delves into the profound concept of an unbreakable connection that exists despite physical isolation. Two monumental fragments, meticulously crafted with rich oil and relief textures, appear visually separate yet intrinsically linked. A vibrant red ribbon, embedded within each rendered hand, forms a topological unity — transforming the void between the canvases into a powerful bridge of meaning, a bond impervious to time.
The Myth
What endures when everything else fades?
Not words. Not objects. Not even memory, in the end.
What endures is the gesture. The reach. The knowing that someone, somewhere, is holding the same ribbon — even when you cannot see them.
These two hands do not touch. They are separated by space, by canvas, by the weight of years. But the ribbon that runs through them does not break. It bends. It stretches. It remembers.
This is not a painting about distance. It is a painting about what distance cannot take.
A transmission — of presence, of knowledge, of the quiet bond that outlasts time.
An artifact that captures a moment of connection, preserved in texture and gold. For those who understand that some bonds are not broken by separation — only deepened by it.
Details
Oil, ink, and relief on two cotton canvas panels, ribbon, bronze handbell
20 × 20 × 2 cm / 7.9 × 7.9 × 0.8 inch | piece
40 × 20 × 2 cm / 15.7 × 7.9 × 0.8 inch | diptych
© Daria Harlauta 2025 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$3285 / €2785
This compelling contemporary diptych delves into the profound concept of an unbreakable connection that exists despite physical isolation. Two monumental fragments, meticulously crafted with rich oil and relief textures, appear visually separate yet intrinsically linked. A vibrant red ribbon, embedded within each rendered hand, forms a topological unity — transforming the void between the canvases into a powerful bridge of meaning, a bond impervious to time.
The Myth
What endures when everything else fades?
Not words. Not objects. Not even memory, in the end.
What endures is the gesture. The reach. The knowing that someone, somewhere, is holding the same ribbon — even when you cannot see them.
These two hands do not touch. They are separated by space, by canvas, by the weight of years. But the ribbon that runs through them does not break. It bends. It stretches. It remembers.
This is not a painting about distance. It is a painting about what distance cannot take.
A transmission — of presence, of knowledge, of the quiet bond that outlasts time.
An artifact that captures a moment of connection, preserved in texture and gold. For those who understand that some bonds are not broken by separation — only deepened by it.
Details
Oil, ink, and relief on two cotton canvas panels, ribbon, bronze handbell
20 × 20 × 2 cm / 7.9 × 7.9 × 0.8 inch | piece
40 × 20 × 2 cm / 15.7 × 7.9 × 0.8 inch | diptych
© Daria Harlauta 2025 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$3285 / €2785
Pomegranate Seed
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3284
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"Pomegranate Seed" — Sensory Alchemy Mixed Media Artwork with Synthetic Web, Oil & Acrylic on Oval Canvas, 50×60 cm
This compelling mixed media artwork reimagines the myth of Persephone in the language of the Post-Anthropocene — where nature no longer releases, but ensnares in a glittering, synthetic web. Executed on an elegant oval canvas, the pomegranate seed, an ancient symbol of life and future, becomes simultaneously a jewel and a barbed trap. The fragile self exists as both a living being and a relic, preserved in the synthetic memory of the digital age.
The Myth
Once, a seed meant return. A promise that Persephone would rise from the underworld, bringing spring with her.
But what if the underworld is no longer below?
What if it is here — woven into the air, the light, the screen you look through?
This seed is not a promise. It is a question. A jewel you cannot hold. A trap you cannot see.
Nature no longer releases. It entangles. It glitters. It remembers you — but not as you were. As data. As an echo.
A pomegranate seed, suspended in synthetic fiber, suspended in time. A relic of a self that once was — and a warning of what it is becoming.
This is not a painting about myth. It is a painting about what happens when myth becomes memory, and memory becomes digital.
Its oval format adds a sense of intimacy and timelessness, drawing the viewer into a space that feels both ancient and unsettlingly near.
An exceptional acquisition for collectors drawn to contemporary surrealism and works that explore the tension between the organic and the artificial. For those who appreciate art that does not decorate — but questions.
Details
Oil and acrylic on oval cotton canvas, synthetic fiber, plastic
50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2025 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$3284 / €2785
This compelling mixed media artwork reimagines the myth of Persephone in the language of the Post-Anthropocene — where nature no longer releases, but ensnares in a glittering, synthetic web. Executed on an elegant oval canvas, the pomegranate seed, an ancient symbol of life and future, becomes simultaneously a jewel and a barbed trap. The fragile self exists as both a living being and a relic, preserved in the synthetic memory of the digital age.
The Myth
Once, a seed meant return. A promise that Persephone would rise from the underworld, bringing spring with her.
But what if the underworld is no longer below?
What if it is here — woven into the air, the light, the screen you look through?
This seed is not a promise. It is a question. A jewel you cannot hold. A trap you cannot see.
Nature no longer releases. It entangles. It glitters. It remembers you — but not as you were. As data. As an echo.
A pomegranate seed, suspended in synthetic fiber, suspended in time. A relic of a self that once was — and a warning of what it is becoming.
This is not a painting about myth. It is a painting about what happens when myth becomes memory, and memory becomes digital.
Its oval format adds a sense of intimacy and timelessness, drawing the viewer into a space that feels both ancient and unsettlingly near.
An exceptional acquisition for collectors drawn to contemporary surrealism and works that explore the tension between the organic and the artificial. For those who appreciate art that does not decorate — but questions.
Details
Oil and acrylic on oval cotton canvas, synthetic fiber, plastic
50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2025 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$3284 / €2785
Creating Clouds
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Orbit One is designed for people who appreciate great sound and thoughtfully crafted objects. Its clean silhouette, light fabric finish, and subtle orange accents create a distinctive look that feels at home in both modern interiors and creative workspaces.
Compact enough to fit on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, Orbit One is easy to move from room to room thanks to its integrated handle. The woven acoustic grille delivers balanced, room-filling sound, while the intuitive controls make adjusting volume and playback effortless.
Compact enough to fit on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, Orbit One is easy to move from room to room thanks to its integrated handle. The woven acoustic grille delivers balanced, room-filling sound, while the intuitive controls make adjusting volume and playback effortless.
The Facets of Myth:
Encapsulated
(2025 – present)
- 2025 – present
- 11 artworks
- Available now
This series is about life in a big city — the feeling of being close to millions of people, yet completely alone. I call it "encapsulation": like being sealed inside a invisible shell.
Look closer at the paintings. You'll see figures and architectural fragments trapped under layers of plaster and stone, as if they’ve been buried for centuries. It’s not a sad story, though. It’s a shift in perspective: imagine archaeologists from the future digging through our time. What would they find? Our loneliness? Our rush? Our silence in crowded metro cars?
Technically, I mix street art geometry with rough antique maps, organic bionic shapes, and even fragments of Renaissance frescoes. I add textured pastes, mineral pigments, engraving, and sometimes 3D elements that break out of the canvas. Then I partially erase or "seal" parts of the image — to show how we hide ourselves, layer by layer.
The result is not just a painting. It's a time capsule. An invitation to see your everyday life as something already ancient, already precious. To step outside your own "capsule" and observe it with curiosity, not fear.
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