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Acrylic on panel, 12 × 12 in
From the series Decisive Moment (2025)
What Remains holds the quiet residue of an action already passed. Against a flat black ground, a reduced white presence lingers—compressed, softened, and partially withheld. The gesture no longer asserts itself; it settles, leaving only evidence of pressure and duration.
The black surface remains dominant, absorbing what was once forceful and allowing absence to speak as clearly as form. There is no attempt to resolve or clarify the image. Instead, the painting preserves a state of suspension, where meaning arises through restraint rather than accumulation.
As the final work in a three-panel sequence, What Remains completes the arc from decision to encounter to aftermath. It invites reflection rather than conclusion, prompting the viewer to look back—to reconsider what came before—and to recognize that what persists is often quieter than the event itself.
This original artwork is unframed and ready for display. Framing can be arranged upon request.
Shipping is handled directly by the artist and will be arranged after purchase. You will receive an email with further details.
When you buy this you will own the original piece of art with all the texture and depth of an original. However, the artist retains all copyrights and reproduction rights to their images - they do not transfer with the sale of original paintings. Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved.
Acrylic on panel, 12 × 12 in
From the series Decisive Moment (2025)
What Remains holds the quiet residue of an action already passed. Against a flat black ground, a reduced white presence lingers—compressed, softened, and partially withheld. The gesture no longer asserts itself; it settles, leaving only evidence of pressure and duration.
The black surface remains dominant, absorbing what was once forceful and allowing absence to speak as clearly as form. There is no attempt to resolve or clarify the image. Instead, the painting preserves a state of suspension, where meaning arises through restraint rather than accumulation.
As the final work in a three-panel sequence, What Remains completes the arc from decision to encounter to aftermath. It invites reflection rather than conclusion, prompting the viewer to look back—to reconsider what came before—and to recognize that what persists is often quieter than the event itself.
This original artwork is unframed and ready for display. Framing can be arranged upon request.
Shipping is handled directly by the artist and will be arranged after purchase. You will receive an email with further details.
When you buy this you will own the original piece of art with all the texture and depth of an original. However, the artist retains all copyrights and reproduction rights to their images - they do not transfer with the sale of original paintings. Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved.