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Silvija Kicivoj

Trees 2

Trees 2

€700,00 EUR
€700,00 EUR
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“Trees 2” by Silvija Kicivoj is a one-of-a-kind, hand-embroidered artwork made with high-quality thread on raw canvas, carefully framed in a dark wooden frame. The piece combines delicate craftsmanship with a natural aesthetic, adding unique texture and depth to your space.

Ideal for collectors of handcrafted art with character.

40 × 50 × 3 cm

Ships from Germany.

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You can return your order within 14 days of delivery. In this case, you are responsible for the return shipping costs.

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Please note that each artwork is unique. To avoid unnecessary returns, you can always contact us with any questions before purchasing. We are happy to advise you.

Please handle the artworks with care, as a lot of time and effort has gone into them. Should you nevertheless decide to return an item, it is your responsibility to pack the artwork carefully.

Our prices do not include shipping costs. According to § 19 UStG, no sales tax is calculated and therefore not shown due to the small business regulation.

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Silvija Kicivoj

Silvija Kicivoj, born in Zagreb in 1989, has lived and worked in Düsseldorf since 2008.

Silvija's works are created in the interplay between inner and outer worlds. She explores interpersonal relationships, emotional reactions, and the impact of her surroundings. Her works revolve around themes such as self-perception, change, balance, and the need to give deeper meaning to everyday experiences.

Through clear forms, finely placed lines, and a deliberate choice of materials, she translates thoughts and feelings into a tangible, visual language. Structure, surface, and atmosphere play just as important a role as content. The works do not invite quick interpretation – they appear quiet and restrained, unfolding their depth in dialogue with the viewer.

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