SELECTED CREATIONS

Painting is an act of exploration, not repetition.

Coby Hurtak works in distinct visual cycles. Each series establishes a specific impression and explores it until the subject is exhausted. Once the conversation with the canvas is finished, a new cycle begins.

Cycle XII: The Unwritten Future (Acrylic and Oil on Canvas)

Cycle VIII: Cambodia (Acrylic and Oil on Wood)

Inspired by an immersive journey through Cambodia, this cycle acts as a structural study of a landscape defined by two opposing forces: the monumental permanence of its ancient ruins and the vital, shifting rhythm of its remote communities. Moving away from pure abstraction, the artist documents the physical reality of these environments through her signature technique of visual layering. The resulting canvases capture not just the geography of the country, but its atmospheric weight: the humidity, the patina of time, and the vivid bursts of human life against the engulfing nature.

Cycle XI: Urban Rhythms (Acrylic and Oil on Canvas)

"This painting presents an expressionist style characterised by dynamic brushstrokes and vivid colours that evoke a vibrant atmosphere. The arches and perspective depth are rendered with a skilful use of warm and cool tones, creating an emotional contrast. The work conveys energy and movement, making the architectural scene almost dreamlike."

- ACCADEMIA ITALIA IN ARTE NEL MONDO

Cycle VII: Artefacts (Acrylic on Wood)

In this deeply atmospheric series, Coby explores the boundaries between the physical world and the subconscious. Architectural fragments, doorways, pillars, and window frames, act as portals, guiding the viewer through fractured, overlapping dimensions. Recurring motifs of suspended books, reflective waters, and watchful birds give the work a quiet, meditative surrealism. Through a masterful use of transparency and bold, contrasting palettes, solid structures become ethereal, inviting us into a space suspended between waking and dreaming.

Cycle IX: Framed Horizons (Acrylic on Canvas)

In this intimate collection of nine 30x30cm canvases, the artist explores the concept of the framed view. Utilizing trompe l'œil techniques, she constructs heavy, textured borders around her subjects—rusted iron portholes with distinct rivets and painted maritime frames. These structural apertures act as visual anchors, inviting the viewer to peer through the heavy permanence of the exterior into fleeting, atmospheric coastal memories. Whether capturing the tension of a sail catching the wind, the quiet weight of a moored boat, or a weathered hut on a Saint-Tropez beach, the series focuses on the tension between the rigid container and the fluid landscape within.

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The artworks displayed online represent a curated selection of the artist's current and archived series. To view the complete collection of available paintings, lithographs, and limited metal editions, please request the full private catalog.

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