And Echo of a Memory

This work began simply, two colours and a loose intention. Once the central form appeared, I paused. What followed was not constructed, but allowed.

The shape that emerged refuses certainty. It carries the curve of a shell, the suggestion of flame, the outline of something both ancient and intimate. It shifts with your inner landscape.

I titled it An Echo of a Memory because it feels familiar without being fixed. A contour of a feeling that slips away the moment you try to pin it down.

There is warmth in it. A sense of a doorway. A portal to somewhere just beyond the visible. Not dramatic, not defined. Just slightly ‘other’.

Memory is fluid. It moves. It reshapes itself.

This painting does the same.

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Medium: acrylic on deep-edge cotton canvas
Size: 50 × 40 × 4 cm
Year: 2025
Framing: unframed, ready to hang
Authenticity: titled, signed and dated on the reverse; certificate of authenticity included
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