Celestial Solitude / No More Tears
Celestial Solitude / No More Tears
Tears’ Acrylic & Watercolour on A4 Paper. Painted during the ‘Harvest Moon’ Lates September where we saw a 48 hour supermoon in 2023. Super charging our feminine power the subject is fluid in marks and wears and abstract cape while boasting a moon in place of the iris of her left eye. This describes the transformative effect the moon and nature can affect us if we allow it to. Below the moon eye, stiches signify the inner wounds she won’t let dull her shine, instead she will wear them proudly and learn from them.
This features a captivating portrayal of a woman, her countenance etched with profound sadness, and a striking scar that weaves its narrative across her left eye. The interplay of shadows and the expressive strokes of darkness create a visual symphony, echoing the emotional complexity within
A4/A3/A2 are all printed on 300gsm textured paper. Acrylic on Canvas.
Description
Acrylic & Watercolour on A4 Paper. Painted during the ‘Harvest Moon’ Late September where we saw a 48 hour supermoon in 2023. Super charging our feminine power the subject is fluid in marks and wears and abstract cape while boasting a moon in place of the iris of her left eye. This describes the transformative effect the moon and nature can affect us if we allow it to. Below the moon eye, stiches signify the inner wounds she won’t let dull her shine, instead she will wear them proudly and learn from them.
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This features a captivating portrayal of a woman, and a striking scar that weaves its narrative across her left eye. The interplay of shadows and the expressive strokes of darkness create a visual symphony, echoing the emotional complexity within
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A4/A3/A2 are all printed on 300gsm textured paper. Acrylic on Canvas.