“Kiss Me 2” is a work by Stefan Temelkov in which closeness is no longer merely anticipation – it becomes colour, movement and an open emotional impulse.
Here, feeling does not wait.
The female image emerges amid rich red and pink tones that fill the composition with warmth and sensuality. The figure appears within the colour but is not fully separate from it – as though emotion itself is gradually taking human form.
Red carries the painting's main tension. It unfolds freely, moves through different shades and turns the space around the figure into part of her experience.
The pink and lighter tones soften this energy and add tenderness. Passion and closeness thus exist simultaneously, without one drowning out the other.
The bird brings lightness and movement. It appears as a small, free sign amid the composition's emotional intensity and strengthens the sense of a moment that cannot be held.
Compared with “Kiss Me 1”, the mood here is more dynamic and more passionate. If the first work carries the tension of invitation and anticipation, in “Kiss Me 2” feeling seems already to have taken its step.
The forms dissolve into the painted surface, and the boundary between figure, movement and colour gradually disappears.
A little mystery remains within this freedom. We do not know the particular story, nor do we need to – the work captures the emotion rather than the event.
Measuring 56 × 52.5 cm, the painting has a strong and concentrated presence. With its frame, the dimensions reach 65 × 61 cm.
“Kiss Me 2” is a work about the moment in which feeling stops waiting – it unfolds, takes over the space and leaves behind warmth, excitement and memory.
Why choose this artwork
✓ Artist – Stefan Temelkov
✓ Original artwork
✓ Oil on canvas
✓ Expressive female image
✓ Rich palette of red and pink tones
✓ A strong sense of sensuality and movement
✓ The figure dissolves freely into the painted environment
✓ The bird as a sign of lightness and freedom
✓ Emotional and dynamic artistic presence
✓ Original framed artwork
Here, the kiss no longer waits
In “Kiss Me 1”, a single step still remains between two people. In “Kiss Me 2”, someone seems already to have taken it. Colour unfolds, feeling takes over, and what remains is that wonderful moment in which reason simply has nothing more to add.




