This painting is a reflection on resilience, growth, and the beauty that emerges from chaos. Layers of texture and abstract marks create a backdrop of movement and history, while sharp geometric forms radiate outward in luminous gradients. The contrast between the raw, organic ground and the precise, expanding beams mirrors the tension between struggle and breakthrough.
The work captures a moment of rising—an awakening that feels both fragile and powerful. It is a meditation on transformation, hope, and the light that insists on breaking through, even in the heaviest seasons. Like much of my work, it is deeply personal yet universal: an offering of healing and a reminder that renewal is always possible.
This painting is a reflection on resilience, growth, and the beauty that emerges from chaos. Layers of texture and abstract marks create a backdrop of movement and history, while sharp geometric forms radiate outward in luminous gradients. The contrast between the raw, organic ground and the precise, expanding beams mirrors the tension between struggle and breakthrough.
The work captures a moment of rising—an awakening that feels both fragile and powerful. It is a meditation on transformation, hope, and the light that insists on breaking through, even in the heaviest seasons. Like much of my work, it is deeply personal yet universal: an offering of healing and a reminder that renewal is always possible.
I’ve Wanted to Say This
2024
Mixed Media in canvas
48 in x 48 in
