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Title of Piece: Across From You
Artist: Dora Kearney
Size: 40x30x1.5
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Price: $1,950
About the Piece:
Across From You focuses on the emotional space between people-the quiet place where connection, understanding, and belonging are formed. The two figures lean toward one another with mirrored energy, symbolizing intimacy, dialogue, and mutual recognition. Their bold. Colors and fragmented forms remain distinct while still creating visual harmony, reflecting the balance between individuality and togetherness. The piece speaks to the idea that home is often discovered not in a place, but in relationships and moments of shared presence.
About the Artist:
Dora’s “Portraits Without Names” series explores the idea that home is shaped through connection, memory, identity, and shared human experience rather than physical location alone. Using constructed faces, bold color relationships, and simplified geometric forms, I create figures that are intentionally universal, allowing viewers to project themselves and their communities into the work. These paintings examine how people coexist, communicate, and find belonging across cultural and emotional boundaries. For The Shape of Home/Placemaking, the selected works reflect the belief that home can exist in relationships, collective humanity, and the spaces we create together.
Connect!:@dora_creates
Title of Piece: Across From You
Artist: Dora Kearney
Size: 40x30x1.5
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Price: $1,950
About the Piece:
Across From You focuses on the emotional space between people-the quiet place where connection, understanding, and belonging are formed. The two figures lean toward one another with mirrored energy, symbolizing intimacy, dialogue, and mutual recognition. Their bold. Colors and fragmented forms remain distinct while still creating visual harmony, reflecting the balance between individuality and togetherness. The piece speaks to the idea that home is often discovered not in a place, but in relationships and moments of shared presence.
About the Artist:
Dora’s “Portraits Without Names” series explores the idea that home is shaped through connection, memory, identity, and shared human experience rather than physical location alone. Using constructed faces, bold color relationships, and simplified geometric forms, I create figures that are intentionally universal, allowing viewers to project themselves and their communities into the work. These paintings examine how people coexist, communicate, and find belonging across cultural and emotional boundaries. For The Shape of Home/Placemaking, the selected works reflect the belief that home can exist in relationships, collective humanity, and the spaces we create together.
Connect!:@dora_creates