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A skull caught mid-grin, as if it has already learned the secret and sees no reason to be solemn about it.
Deep blues gather like night air while flashes of magenta and coral flicker through the dark, restless and alive. The bone is painted warm, almost breathing, less a symbol of ending than a witness to endurance. This is not about death. This is about motion, presence, and the quiet understanding that fear only settles in when we stop moving forward.
A piece for those who make peace with impermanence and keep going anyway.
Available as an 8" × 8" fine art print, matted to a finished size of 12" × 12".
Originally painted in acrylic on canvas. The original artwork measures 8" × 8".
A skull caught mid-grin, as if it has already learned the secret and sees no reason to be solemn about it.
Deep blues gather like night air while flashes of magenta and coral flicker through the dark, restless and alive. The bone is painted warm, almost breathing, less a symbol of ending than a witness to endurance. This is not about death. This is about motion, presence, and the quiet understanding that fear only settles in when we stop moving forward.
A piece for those who make peace with impermanence and keep going anyway.
Available as an 8" × 8" fine art print, matted to a finished size of 12" × 12".
Originally painted in acrylic on canvas. The original artwork measures 8" × 8".