Echoes of Stress
Echoes of Stress
By Elio Sadeck
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▸ Features: Handmade Unique Piece▸ Materials: Paper
▸ Art technique: Drawing
▸ Dimensions (cm): 59.4 x 42.0 x 0.1
▸ Net Weight (kg): 0.2
Echoes of Stress represents the impact of stress on the body, mind, and heart. The overlapping faces and distorted forms show how overwhelming thoughts and emotions can take a physical toll. The piece reflects the feeling of being trapped in a cycle of pressure, where the heart and mind are constantly racing, and the body carries the weight of that struggle. The use of charcoal adds to the rawness of the theme, emphasizing movement and tension. This artwork is a visual representation of how stress affects both our mental and physical states.
Charcoal on Paper. Production year: 2025.
About Elio Sadeck
Born in 1994 in Beirut, Elio Sadeck discovered his passion for art at the age of 6 years old. His childish sketches brought everyone’s attention to that innate talent that was growing as he got older and those sketches were taking a clearer vision into the realistic portrait art. To develop his art skills, Elio studied interior design at the CIT Higher Technical Institute. As a young designer, he drowned into the corporate world, but after more than 8 years, he decided to put an end to his corporate career and pursue his dream of becoming a full-time artist.
At the age of 29, Elio took a big step into the art world and focused on developing his art style while delving into the art of tattooing. His delicate and high-precision work allowed him to thrive in his tattoo profession, and Elio made sure to add his artistic touch to each piece. Focusing on art, he has been working on growing his portfolio that is evolving around a sketchy style while adding a realistic touch to it, mainly using black and white and slightly adding some colors on paper.
Elio loves to illustrate the body parts, faces, and expressive movements in his artwork. The artist uses different media like charcoal, pastel, aquarelle, acrylic, and other mixed media.