Island (2025) presents a dense, self-contained world built from repetition, memory, and architectural fragments.

Countless facades are stacked and compressed into a single mass, forming a city that feels both inhabited and strangely silent. Each window and doorway carries the trace of individual lives, yet together they dissolve into a unified structure—an island not surrounded by water, but by isolation. The solid stone base grounds the composition, anchoring the fragile accumulation above, while the muted background emphasizes separation rather than context.

Zapryanova transforms urban density into metaphor, exploring themes of coexistence, confinement, and resilience. Island reads as a portrait of collective identity—where proximity does not guarantee connection, and permanence is built from layers of impermanence.

Ready to hang: Yes
Weight: 1 kg
Style: Abstract, Fine Art
Subject: Abstract, Nature
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist, front side of the artwork
Certificate of Authenticity: Included, issued by Fortelier’s art advisory board