Title: She Who Holds the Tide
Collection: The Shape of What Remains
Medium: Acrylic, watercolour and ink on 300gsm professional-grade watercolour paper
Size: 42 × 59.4 cm (16.5 × 23.4 inches)
Original: One-of-a-kind artwork
Signed: Yes
Framed: Yes
Original Abstract Figurative Painting, Acrylic, Watercolour & Ink on 300gsm cold pressed Professional-Grade Watercolour Paper
She Who Holds the Tide was created after experiencing a panic attack.
She is born out of fear, stress and the desperate need to catch my breath. In such cases, painting became not only an artistic pursuit, but also a tool for shifting the emotional energy out of my body and into the paper. Sometimes it doesn't matter if what you create is beautiful, sometimes it just needs to have some place to be.
Deep blue layers of colour stream through the figure like water and represent tides of emotions, rising and falling inside us. Gold lines, influenced by the ideas of kintsugi philosophy, go through the composition and show that healing is not in denying the struggle, but in the simple fact of carrying yourself forward.
She Who Holds the Tide represents a person's ability to be vulnerable and resilient enough to stay present despite the emotional tides of life. Instead of fighting the tides, she holds them with ease, reminding us that the healing starts with acceptance of your feelings.
She Who Holds the Tide is a unique piece of original artwork, created as a part of the four-part collection named The Shape of What Remains, that
Title: She Who Holds the Tide
Collection: The Shape of What Remains
Medium: Acrylic, watercolour and ink on 300gsm professional-grade watercolour paper
Size: 42 × 59.4 cm (16.5 × 23.4 inches)
Original: One-of-a-kind artwork
Signed: Yes
Framed: Yes
Original Abstract Figurative Painting, Acrylic, Watercolour & Ink on 300gsm cold pressed Professional-Grade Watercolour Paper
She Who Holds the Tide was created after experiencing a panic attack.
She is born out of fear, stress and the desperate need to catch my breath. In such cases, painting became not only an artistic pursuit, but also a tool for shifting the emotional energy out of my body and into the paper. Sometimes it doesn't matter if what you create is beautiful, sometimes it just needs to have some place to be.
Deep blue layers of colour stream through the figure like water and represent tides of emotions, rising and falling inside us. Gold lines, influenced by the ideas of kintsugi philosophy, go through the composition and show that healing is not in denying the struggle, but in the simple fact of carrying yourself forward.
She Who Holds the Tide represents a person's ability to be vulnerable and resilient enough to stay present despite the emotional tides of life. Instead of fighting the tides, she holds them with ease, reminding us that the healing starts with acceptance of your feelings.
She Who Holds the Tide is a unique piece of original artwork, created as a part of the four-part collection named The Shape of What Remains, that