This mixed-media work draws inspiration from the Dutch Masters, featuring a woman in quiet reflection. With her eyes closed before a gilded window, she contemplates the evolution of the world. Her headdress and regal bearing evoke dignity and resilience.
The tactile layering of fabric and paint emphasises the passage of time, where every crease and fracture mirrors hardship and the beauty of survival.
The linen bandages woven into the surface suggest wounds—personal, cultural, and generational—that have been endured, healed, and remain visible as part of her story.
Respect—for oneself, for others, and for the unfolding journey that connects the past and present.
This piece is framed in a French blue/grey wood tone, and the size is 50×60cm
This mixed-media work draws inspiration from the Dutch Masters, featuring a woman in quiet reflection. With her eyes closed before a gilded window, she contemplates the evolution of the world. Her headdress and regal bearing evoke dignity and resilience.
The tactile layering of fabric and paint emphasises the passage of time, where every crease and fracture mirrors hardship and the beauty of survival.
The linen bandages woven into the surface suggest wounds—personal, cultural, and generational—that have been endured, healed, and remain visible as part of her story.
Respect—for oneself, for others, and for the unfolding journey that connects the past and present.
This piece is framed in a French blue/grey wood tone, and the size is 50×60cm
