Original available: $325
“Falling”
{A diptych}
Wayfinding Collection III
Two 10” x 30” Canvases
Standard profile (3/4” depth) gallery wrapped canvases
Finish: Professional satin varnish
Prints available (see below)
“Beneath the Surface” card included with purchase of print or original.
Beneath the Surface
Have you ever had to let go of portraying an image you felt others wanted (or needed) to see when they looked at you you, let go of burning yourself out trying to hold everything together and finally just allowed things to be as they actually are? These Divine invitations to lay down our performance and pretense can be some of the most painful to accept, but whenever we gather our courage, allow the things we can’t sustain anymore to crumble, and venture deeper into authenticity, there are profound rest, peace, and freedom to be found there.
"Falling" speaks to the courage required to allow false images of perfection to fall away, to let all the pieces land where they may. It speaks to the beauty that is found in embracing what's real, rather than clinging to an image or a mask.
This diptych piece is for you who want to remember how much beauty can emerge at the moment when things seem to fall apart… if we have eyes to look for it.
Original available: $325
“Falling”
{A diptych}
Wayfinding Collection III
Two 10” x 30” Canvases
Standard profile (3/4” depth) gallery wrapped canvases
Finish: Professional satin varnish
Prints available (see below)
“Beneath the Surface” card included with purchase of print or original.
Beneath the Surface
Have you ever had to let go of portraying an image you felt others wanted (or needed) to see when they looked at you you, let go of burning yourself out trying to hold everything together and finally just allowed things to be as they actually are? These Divine invitations to lay down our performance and pretense can be some of the most painful to accept, but whenever we gather our courage, allow the things we can’t sustain anymore to crumble, and venture deeper into authenticity, there are profound rest, peace, and freedom to be found there.
"Falling" speaks to the courage required to allow false images of perfection to fall away, to let all the pieces land where they may. It speaks to the beauty that is found in embracing what's real, rather than clinging to an image or a mask.
This diptych piece is for you who want to remember how much beauty can emerge at the moment when things seem to fall apart… if we have eyes to look for it.
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