The Spring is about the moment one feels like opening again after grief. This piece reflects that early bloom of selfhood: the return of curiosity, the pull toward potential, and the feeling of being drawn forward by something you’re just starting to imagine. It’s an inner season, marked by the willingness to grow again.
The Winter reflects the emotional landscape that follows grief, when everything feels muted, slowed, and stripped of its usual warmth. The work speaks to the way loneliness settles in through a steady fading of color and certainty. Statement:
The Summer captures the moment life starts to feel lighter after the weight of a lost love has finally lifted. It marks the point where you realize the hard season is behind you, and you can step into your days with a sense of ease, clarity, and renewed possibility, in your own skin.
Mixed media on canvas
Modern Structure Abstract Multilayered Acrylic Painting
Modern Structure Abstract Multilayered Acrylic Painting
Modern Structure Abstract Multilayered Acrylic Painting
Modern Structure Abstract Multilayered Acrylic Painting