Love is in The Chair original abstract calligraphy artwork by Mary Pavlova in white and black

Love is in the chair

$80.00
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Love is in The Chair original abstract calligraphy artwork by Mary Pavlova in white and black

Early Artworks

Love is in the chair

Ink on canvas sheet, 2024
11 × 14 in (28 × 36 cm)

$80.00

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1 of 3. Original abstract calligraphy artwork on a canvas sheet, 9 × 12 in, framed with a pre-cut frame and matboard, 11 × 14 in. The hidden message reads “Love is in the chair.” Black and white. Handwritten in California, signed and dated on the reverse. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

 

The Story Hidden in the Art

2024

This piece puts a playful twist on “Love is in the air”—because sometimes, love isn’t floating above us. It’s right here, on the chair. In the moment you pause, in the space beside you. A quiet reminder that love often hides in the ordinary, just waiting to be noticed.

Hidden language layer

Love is in the chair

Details
  • Collection: No time for fancy
  • Medium: black ink on canvas sheet
  • Size without frame: 9 × 12 in (23 × 31 cm)
  • Size in a frame: 11 × 14 in (28 × 36 cm)
  • Handmade Edition: 1 of 3 (each piece is individually created by hand and is unique)
  • Frame material: pre-cut white frame with backboard.
  • Signed and dated on the reverse. 
  • Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
  • Handwritten in California.
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Before architecture became my language, there were gestures. These early works are explorations in calligraphy that laid the foundation for my current visual language.

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