Repellent Beauty

Figures overlap and collide, their gazes piercing, their gestures unsettled. At the center, a woman in patterned dress both attracts and unsettles her beauty fractured, her presence layered with tension. The canvas is a choreography of desire and distance, where allure and discomfort coexist.

Rinaal Rekab explores the paradox of beauty that resists simplification. By merging vibrant patterns with ghostly outlines, she questions the gaze itself what it seeks, what it fears, and what it repels.

Perfect for bold interiors and statement walls, Repellent Beauty is a conversation piece that refuses neutrality. It thrives in eclectic, contemporary, or conceptual spaces where art is meant to provoke as much as it enchants.