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In Holding Horizons, the horizon — symbol of endless movement — comes to a pause. The work reflects on the stillness within transition, the moment when distance ceases to be only separation and begins to turn into reflection.
Rendered in soft pinks, lilacs, and pale blues, the figure dissolves into the atmosphere, her body becoming both boundary and bridge. These delicate tones speak of ethical softness — a refusal to meet rupture with hardness, a choice to transform displacement into tenderness.
Holding Horizons contemplates the quiet ethics of belonging: to carry one’s home as light rather than weight, and to allow uncertainty to become a form of grace.
“Holding Horizons”, 30 x 20 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2025
In Holding Horizons, the horizon — symbol of endless movement — comes to a pause. The work reflects on the stillness within transition, the moment when distance ceases to be only separation and begins to turn into reflection.
Rendered in soft pinks, lilacs, and pale blues, the figure dissolves into the atmosphere, her body becoming both boundary and bridge. These delicate tones speak of ethical softness — a refusal to meet rupture with hardness, a choice to transform displacement into tenderness.
Holding Horizons contemplates the quiet ethics of belonging: to carry one’s home as light rather than weight, and to allow uncertainty to become a form of grace.
“Holding Horizons”, 30 x 20 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2025