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30” x 30”
“Release” comes from a place of letting go of the pressure, expectation, and the need to control every outcome. I allowed the paint to move freely, especially in the drips and bleeding edges, as a reflection of emotion finally finding its way out after being held in too long. The tension between the structured shapes and the looser, more fluid areas mirrors that internal struggle, control versus surrender, and the moment when you choose to release and trust whatever follows.
30” x 30”
“Release” comes from a place of letting go of the pressure, expectation, and the need to control every outcome. I allowed the paint to move freely, especially in the drips and bleeding edges, as a reflection of emotion finally finding its way out after being held in too long. The tension between the structured shapes and the looser, more fluid areas mirrors that internal struggle, control versus surrender, and the moment when you choose to release and trust whatever follows.