Original artwork description:

In “When the Storm Has Passed,” I delve into the trials and tribulations of a relationship through a poignant, abstract narrative. Set in an ethereal, rain-washed urban landscape devoid of buildings, the painting captures two figures standing in this surreal, open space. The swirling blues and reds of the backdrop evoke the emotional storms they have weathered together._x000D_ _x000D_ At the brink of separation, the woman readies herself to walk away, umbrella in hand, to shield from the metaphorical rain. In a pivotal moment, the man gently touches her shoulder, a silent plea to pause. His gesture signifies that the storm has ended, urging her to stay and reconsider. The rich interplay of colors and the absence of a concrete cityscape highlight the raw, emotional context of their journey._x000D_ _x000D_ The layered textures and fluid forms reflect the complexities of their shared experiences, while the emerging light symbolizes a glimmer of hope and renewal. Through this piece, I aim to convey the fragile beauty of reconciliation and the profound moments that can mend the fissures in a relationship._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Comes as rolled canvas to be attached to back board and framed. I’m a London-based artist, and my work often reflects vivid and surreal imagery inspired by my unique experience with REM intrusion—a condition where dream-like visions can appear while I’m awake. My paintings explore the boundary between waking reality and the dream world, using layered compositions to create a sense of depth and movement. I paint with high-quality materials and put a lot of thought into texture and detail. My process is a mix of intuitive brushwork and deliberate layering, aiming to create pieces that are rich in emotion and invite you to see something new each time you look at them. This piece will be carefully packaged using protective materials and dispatched via a tracked courier. If you have any questions or special requests, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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