Some things stay with us—not in sharp edges or loud echoes, but in the way they quietly tint our thoughts, long after they’ve passed. “Held but Fading” lives in that tender space—where something once deeply felt begins to dissolve, not forgotten, but softened. It’s the weight of memory with its corners worn down, the way a voice lingers after the words have gone quiet.
This piece speaks to the ache of impermanence, the quiet release of what we once clung to, and the bittersweet beauty of letting something slip through our grasp while still feeling its warmth. A visual exhale. A slow goodbye. A reminder that not everything needs to stay sharp to remain true.
Textured | Acrylic | Canvas | Hand-Signed
Size: 76.5 × 76.5cm
*ships stretched in a box (unframed) or rolled in a tube - options available at checkout
Some things stay with us—not in sharp edges or loud echoes, but in the way they quietly tint our thoughts, long after they’ve passed. “Held but Fading” lives in that tender space—where something once deeply felt begins to dissolve, not forgotten, but softened. It’s the weight of memory with its corners worn down, the way a voice lingers after the words have gone quiet.
This piece speaks to the ache of impermanence, the quiet release of what we once clung to, and the bittersweet beauty of letting something slip through our grasp while still feeling its warmth. A visual exhale. A slow goodbye. A reminder that not everything needs to stay sharp to remain true.
Textured | Acrylic | Canvas | Hand-Signed
Size: 76.5 × 76.5cm
*ships stretched in a box (unframed) or rolled in a tube - options available at checkout
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