David Cuen
Wandering Around Like A Moth That Mistook the Moonlight for the Lamplight (2025)
Wandering Around Like A Moth That Mistook the Moonlight for the Lamplight (2025)
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- Height × Width × Depth 35.43× 23.62× 1.57 in 90× 60× 4 cm
Wandering Around Like A Moth That Mistook the Moonlight for the Lamplight (2025) by contemporary painter David Cuen is a poetically charged surrealist painting exploring illusion, longing, and nocturnal magnetism. Set against an earthy beige ground, Cuen depicts an inverted figure holding a glowing crescent moon above, paired with a climbing winged moth figure.
Painted with exquisite chiaroscuro, intricate figurative draftsmanship, and deep symbolic resonance, this canvas is signed with the artist's monogram "DC" in the bottom right corner. A captivating focal masterpiece for luxury residential salons, reading rooms, and contemporary surrealism collections.
- Medium: Original oil/acrylic on stretched canvas
- Artist: David Cuen — signed with "DC" monogram lower right
- Collection: Paintings Collection, Leah Do Fine Art Consulting
- Provenance: Direct artist studio provenance; Certificate of Authenticity verified by Leah Do Fine Art Consulting
- Delivery: Fully insured, custom protective white-glove fine art transit worldwide
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