CORONATION by MR.SOAPSKI
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Medium: Giclée print
Dimensions: 25 x 60 cm
Edition production year: 2026
Edition of 10
Price: $175.00 USD
Status: available
CORONATION reimagines the idea of a crowning not as a celebration of power, but as a moment of profound transformation. A fragmented figure emerges from layers of folded surfaces and luminous color, suspended between presence and disappearance. Hands, fragments of the body, and shifting planes become traces of a ceremony that remains deliberately unresolved. The composition balances chaos with elegance. Vibrant greens, magentas, and deep violets create an atmosphere that feels both dreamlike and theatrical, while the fractured structure invites the viewer to reconstruct the image through their own perception. What appears to be concealed gradually reveals itself, only to dissolve again into abstraction. Rather than depicting a literal coronation, CORONATION reflects on the invisible weight of becoming. It suggests that every transformation demands vulnerability, and that true elevation is inseparable from uncertainty. The work invites viewers to consider whether the crown represents triumph, sacrifice, or simply the moment in which identity is irrevocably changed.
Why collect this work?
A horizontal band divides the fragmented figure into bright upper and dark lower zones, making this coronation read less as a crowning than as a body split between visibility and concealment.
- Mr.Soapski states that his PAPER CUTZ works begin by finding figures in crumpled-paper folds. Here, that approach helps explain why anatomy appears embedded within angular planes rather than clearly outlined.
- In the photograph, a pale hand near the centre and a darker hand below provide the clearest bodily anchors. Small crown-like marks occupy the upper edges, displaced from the obscured head and denied a stable wearer.
- Catalogued as a 2026 giclée print measuring 25 by 60 cm, the work uses a compressed vertical format. The print medium makes possible sustained gradients and abrupt colour contrasts, although the photograph cannot establish exact colour or surface quality.
- As a revision of ceremonial portraiture, CORONATION separates the crown motif from a recognizable sovereign. Its fractured body turns public elevation into an unresolved problem of who, or what, is being constituted.
About the Artist
MR.SOAPSKI
MR.SOAPSKI is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: painting. Based in Bydgoszcz , PL.
Nationality: Polish
My work explores the relationship between chaos and identity. I am interested in the moment when random forms begin to resemble human presence.
