In French, “femme coupée” means “the cut-up woman” or “fragmented woman.” However, in this photograph, we don't see a woman, but a doll and her story.
This doll has lived a life of madness: dancing, playing, and partying so much that she has lost part of her body in the chaos. The vibrant colors, the glittering confetti, and her serene expression create a haunting contrast, as if capturing the exact moment where fantasy and reality collide.
The image explores the tension between fragility and excess, the idea of losing oneself in pleasure until breaking, transforming into a character within her own surreal tale.
ART SPECIFICATIONS
Technique and paper: Printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta paper with an extra-gloss finish.
Delivered signed and numbered, with a certificate of authenticity.
Shipping with insurance and professional packaging (in a tube or rigid envelope depending on the destination) to protect the artArtwork from potential damage during transport.
Includes cotton gloves for handling the artArtwork and a signed postcard with a personal note from the artist.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Lídia Vives (1991) is a photographer and visual artist based in Barcelona. Her Artwork has been published in magazines such as Vogue Italia and Esquire, and has been exhibited internationally in prestigious museums and galleries such as the Louvre (Paris) and the Saatchi Gallery (London).
With a highly recognizable pictorial, symbolic, and narrative style, Lídia creates images full of color, emotion, and hidden details—her characteristic easter eggs—that invite close and profound observation.
She has participated in several international contemporary art fairs, and her Artwork has been exhibited worldwide. Among her upcoming highlights are the Daegu Art Fair (South Korea) and the Affordable Art Fair Vienna (Austria), where her Artwork will once again engage with diverse audiences and collectors from around the world.
INSTAGRAM: @lidia.vives