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S P R I N G R E L E A S E 2 5 T H
The Season of soft light
The first light
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [38cmx30cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
The sky, just touched by dawn, glows with a soft golden hush. The land is still, not yet stirred by the day, as if holding its breath in anticipation. There’s a quiet reverence in this moment—when the world is just beginning to wake, and the light arrives slowly, like a whispered promise. This painting is a tribute to that sacred pause before the day begins. A reminder that warmth always returns, not with noise or urgency, but with grace. It’s for those learning to open their eyes again—to let the light in, gently and without fear.
a quiet path
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [34cmx29cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
Some roads are meant to be wandered, not rushed. This is the season of lingering—of letting the light stretch a little longer, of allowing your steps to slow. The path ahead is unknown, but spring teaches us to trust what we cannot yet see. Just as the trees hold their quiet promise of leaves to come, we too are in a state of becoming. This piece speaks to the courage of beginning again, of choosing the road even when you do not yet know where it leads.
a WILD GRACE
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [24cmx24cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
There is beauty in the untamed—the way wildflowers grow in places they were never planted, the way they lean into the wind and bloom anyway. We, too, are allowed to grow where life plants us, to flourish even in unexpected places.
This painting is a reminder that life is not meant to be meticulously controlled. Spring is a season of wild grace, of letting things unfold naturally. Sometimes, the most beautiful moments happen when we stop trying to shape them.
A Memory of Roses
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [16cmx21cm]
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There is a moment—just before a bloom fully unfurls—when everything holds its breath. It is the space between what was and what will be, the delicate pause before transformation.
We, too, have our blooming seasons. The moments when we step into who we were always meant to become, when we allow ourselves to take up space, when we trust that we are worthy of softness, of love, of being seen.
A WHISPER OF BLUE
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [20cmx15cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
Some things fade, but never truly disappear. The ghost of a flower pressed between the pages of an old book. The echo of a voice you haven’t heard in years. The way the sky holds onto the same soft blue, decade after decade.
Spring is a season of returning—not just to the world, but to ourselves. This piece is for the ones who remember, who hold onto the quiet, unspoken things, who understand that nothing beautiful is ever truly lost.
Where Roses Remember
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [17cmx22cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
Roses have a way of remembering. They carry the warmth of the sun in their petals, the whispers of the seasons that came before. They bloom as if they’ve done this a thousand times—because they have.
We, too, are built from the echoes of our past selves. The love we have given, the softness we have offered, the tenderness we have received—it all remains, woven into the fabric of who we are.
This piece is for the ones who love deeply, who carry their history with grace, who understand that beauty is not in perfection, but in remembrance.
The Softest Memory
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [25cmv30cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
Some memories arrive in pieces, like petals carried by the wind. The scent of blossoms after rain, the golden glow of a childhood afternoon, the laughter of someone we once loved echoing softly in the distance.
Spring is a season that carries the past within it—every bloom a reminder that time is not linear, but circular. What we once thought was lost finds its way back to us, in a color, a scent, a feeling we cannot quite name.
A Gentle Invitation
Details:
Original oil painting, framed in a one-of-a-kind antique frame.
Dimensions (including frame): [25cmx30cm]
Please note: The interior mock-up is for visual inspiration only and may not reflect the true scale of the artwork. For accurate sizing, kindly refer to the dimensions listed above.
Some moments feel like a quiet invitation—an open door, a softened light, a road lined with trees whispering, “Come, stay a while.” Spring doesn’t demand; it simply invites us to step forward. Like the first warm morning that coaxes us outside, or the hand that reaches for ours in understanding, this piece speaks to those fleeting, tender moments when we realize we are ready for what’s next.