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HOME
Medium: Mixed Media on Black Canvas
Materials Used: Sculpture paste, copper glitter paint, acrylics, handwritten poem, tactile floral reliefs
Dimensions: 16”x 20” (40.6 × 50.8 cm)
Features:
Sculpted, textured flowers of various kinds using sculpture paste—each bloom is raised and touchable
Background features a handwritten poem partially visible behind the flowers
The word "Home" is written prominently, evoking emotional warmth and grounding
Integrated frame is hand-painted with a unique copper-glitter design, treated as part of the composition
Sensory Experience:
This piece is meant to be experienced through both sight and touch. The flowers emerge from the canvas, giving life and dimension. The frame’s shimmering copper finish adds a sense of continuity and elegance, making it impossible to separate the boundary from the story within.
"Home" was born from a longing for warmth, belonging, and the simple poetry that lives in quiet corners. Each flower is sculpted not just with paste, but with memory—some wild, some delicate, all growing together in the same space, like the people and moments that make a home.
The black canvas symbolizes the unknown, the unseen, and the often unspoken—the kind of backdrop that lets the important things glow. Over this darkness, a handwritten poem softly whispers from behind the blooms, like thoughts drifting through familiar walls. The word "Home", centered and clear, anchors the piece with clarity and truth.
Even the frame refuses to stand apart; it’s sculpted and painted as an extension of the artwork. The copper glitter shines like candlelight catching on old furniture—warm, nostalgic, imperfect, and deeply personal.
This piece invites you not only to see, but to touch, to feel, and to remember. It's not just a painting. It's a space. A presence. A home.
HOME
Medium: Mixed Media on Black Canvas
Materials Used: Sculpture paste, copper glitter paint, acrylics, handwritten poem, tactile floral reliefs
Dimensions: 16”x 20” (40.6 × 50.8 cm)
Features:
Sculpted, textured flowers of various kinds using sculpture paste—each bloom is raised and touchable
Background features a handwritten poem partially visible behind the flowers
The word "Home" is written prominently, evoking emotional warmth and grounding
Integrated frame is hand-painted with a unique copper-glitter design, treated as part of the composition
Sensory Experience:
This piece is meant to be experienced through both sight and touch. The flowers emerge from the canvas, giving life and dimension. The frame’s shimmering copper finish adds a sense of continuity and elegance, making it impossible to separate the boundary from the story within.
"Home" was born from a longing for warmth, belonging, and the simple poetry that lives in quiet corners. Each flower is sculpted not just with paste, but with memory—some wild, some delicate, all growing together in the same space, like the people and moments that make a home.
The black canvas symbolizes the unknown, the unseen, and the often unspoken—the kind of backdrop that lets the important things glow. Over this darkness, a handwritten poem softly whispers from behind the blooms, like thoughts drifting through familiar walls. The word "Home", centered and clear, anchors the piece with clarity and truth.
Even the frame refuses to stand apart; it’s sculpted and painted as an extension of the artwork. The copper glitter shines like candlelight catching on old furniture—warm, nostalgic, imperfect, and deeply personal.
This piece invites you not only to see, but to touch, to feel, and to remember. It's not just a painting. It's a space. A presence. A home.