Sale Price:
$250.00
Original Price:
$320.00
Día de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday held on November 1 and 2. It is not a Mexican Halloween, and it is not about fear. It rests on a belief that came out of Indigenous Mexico long before the Spanish arrived and later folded into the Catholic calendar: that death ends a life but not a relationship. In celebration of this beautiful heartfelt tradition.
I present “ Bloom of Remembrance” a portrait that portrays a face framed by blooming flowers in deep blue, fiery orange and earthy red. Delicate vertical lines traverse the surface, suggesting memories held in fragments, while the subject’s direct gaze expresses both tenderness and a quiet, stoic strength. Floral motifs arise beside the face as symbols of renewal, loss, and remembrance; the interplay of color and deliberate brushwork intensifies that tension.
16× 20 Framed original mixed media painting. arrives ready to hang
Día de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday held on November 1 and 2. It is not a Mexican Halloween, and it is not about fear. It rests on a belief that came out of Indigenous Mexico long before the Spanish arrived and later folded into the Catholic calendar: that death ends a life but not a relationship. In celebration of this beautiful heartfelt tradition.
I present “ Bloom of Remembrance” a portrait that portrays a face framed by blooming flowers in deep blue, fiery orange and earthy red. Delicate vertical lines traverse the surface, suggesting memories held in fragments, while the subject’s direct gaze expresses both tenderness and a quiet, stoic strength. Floral motifs arise beside the face as symbols of renewal, loss, and remembrance; the interplay of color and deliberate brushwork intensifies that tension.
16× 20 Framed original mixed media painting. arrives ready to hang
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