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Acrylic on Canvas 24”x36”
This piece holds a message, but one that isn’t meant to be read like a book, it’s meant to be felt.
The layers of text are fragments of an inner dialogue: words of longing, gratitude, and reminders to keep moving forward.
The writing dissolves into abstraction because not every thought we carry can or should be perfectly understood.
Some feelings live in color and gesture rather than in literal language.
“Love Letter” is a note to the self: to stay present, to honor the messiness of being alive, and to recognize that even in chaos, there is rhythm and meaning. The bold orange strokes cut through the dark script like sparks of life reminders that clarity and light are always breaking through.
Acrylic on Canvas 24”x36”
This piece holds a message, but one that isn’t meant to be read like a book, it’s meant to be felt.
The layers of text are fragments of an inner dialogue: words of longing, gratitude, and reminders to keep moving forward.
The writing dissolves into abstraction because not every thought we carry can or should be perfectly understood.
Some feelings live in color and gesture rather than in literal language.
“Love Letter” is a note to the self: to stay present, to honor the messiness of being alive, and to recognize that even in chaos, there is rhythm and meaning. The bold orange strokes cut through the dark script like sparks of life reminders that clarity and light are always breaking through.