The Blue Face Twins, Part 2

Name: The Blue Face Twins, Part 2
Brand: Delman Matola
SKU: 56468657439093
Price: 4395.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Delman Matola
South Africa

€4.395,00

Painting, Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas

Size: 100 x 100 cm | 39.37 x 39.37 in

Ships in tube

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About The Artwork

The Blue Face Twins Part 2 explores the tension within sameness — two mirrored figures in electric Ultramarine blue embodying shared appearance but distinct inner worlds. Inspired by a lifetime surrounded by twins, the piece reflects on duplication, individuality, and the invisible space between people who are seen as one.

Originally created: 2025
Subject: Human Form, Natural Immersion, Ritual, Atmospheric
Material: Canvas
Medium: Acrylic, Spray Paint
Styles: Symbolism, Figurative, Realism

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 100 x 100 cm
Frame: Not Framed
Ready to Hang: Not applicable
Packaging: Ships in a tube

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Ships From: South Africa

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Delman Matola

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Delman Matola

Delman is a Botswana-born, Malawian artist based in Cape Town whose self-taught practice fuses figurative painting with psychological and diasporic narratives. His work explores memory, thought, and emotional interiority, using blue—as skin, shadow, or atmosphere—to convey resilience, longing, and the unspoken self. Working primarily in acrylic, he creates immersive compositions blending symbolic realism and expressive distortion. Exhibited at Camps Bay Gallery and featured on Latitudes South Africa, his work situates personal history within contemporary African expressionism and futurist discourse.