# Hug I

There is something universal about an embrace, and Cuddemi knows it. She keeps the details spare - no faces, no setting - so what remains is pure feeling. She paints the hug the way one remembers it: not in sharp detail, but in warmth and weight, the watercolor softening the edges until two figures become, briefly, one.

[Browse all works by Flavia Cuddemi](/collections/flavia-cuddemi)

## Details

- **Price:** 700.0 USD
- **Vendor:** Art Scout
- **Type:** Work on Paper
- **Tags:** buy original art online, figurative painting, figure study, Flavia Cuddemi, nude, under 2500, watercolor, work on paper

## Variants

| Variant | Price | Available |
|---------|-------|-----------|
| Default Title | 700.00 USD | In stock |

## Images

- Hug I – watercolor by Cuddemi with embrace rendered in spare warm tones, no faces, no setting, two figures becoming briefly one as watercolor softens edges into pure feeling rather than sharp detail
- Hug I by Cuddemi – detail of two figures softening into each other in warm watercolor embrace without faces or setting
- Hug I by Cuddemi – full watercolor of universal embrace painted as warm memory rather than sharp observed detail
- Hug I by Cuddemi – close-up of watercolor edges softening two figures into one in spare warm embrace composition
- Hug I by Cuddemi – artwork in room context
- Hug I

## Additional Information

- **Dimensions:** 16.5"×11.8"
- **Artist Material:** Watercolor on paper
- **Artist Name:** Flavia Cuddemi
- **About The Artist Link:** https://www.artscout.pro/collections/flavia-cuddemi

### About The Artist Content

Flavia Cuddemi is a Sicilian-born painter and illustrator based in Rome. Before devoting herself fully to art, she studied biomedical engineering in Pisa, a background that quietly informs the precision and curiosity she brings to her practice.

Cuddemi works in watercolor, drawn to its resistance to full control, a quality she sees as a mirror of life itself. Her paintings explore two connected worlds: the intimacy of the human body, where hands reach and figures hold each other in gestures that feel both tender and charged, and vast open landscapes, where solitary figures stand within expansive horizons and shifting skies, small against everything around them.

Together, her work asks questions about touch, solitude, and what it means to belong - to another person, to a place, to oneself.

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> Updated: 2026-08-28