The Forest Through The Trees | Mione Plant
SIZE:
24”W x 48”H
DETAILS:
Original acrylic painting on linen, woven, and mounted on wood
Framed in blue acrylic
Signed by the Artist on the back
Certificate of Authenticity provided
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SIZE:
24”W x 48”H
DETAILS:
Original acrylic painting on linen, woven, and mounted on wood
Framed in blue acrylic
Signed by the Artist on the back
Certificate of Authenticity provided
Please note that shipping costs are not included in the price of the artwork.
Shipping costs will be calculated based on the size, weight, and destination of the artwork. You will receive a separate invoice for shipping costs after your purchase.
We will provide you with a shipping quote before finalizing your order.
SIZE:
24”W x 48”H
DETAILS:
Original acrylic painting on linen, woven, and mounted on wood
Framed in blue acrylic
Signed by the Artist on the back
Certificate of Authenticity provided
Please note that shipping costs are not included in the price of the artwork.
Shipping costs will be calculated based on the size, weight, and destination of the artwork. You will receive a separate invoice for shipping costs after your purchase.
We will provide you with a shipping quote before finalizing your order.
About this work from the artist:
I try not to overthink the reasons I find myself drawn, several times a year, to the resting place of my grandfather, who lived to be 101. Recently, my father asked that I take him along with me on my next visit. After we arrived, he asked me to read aloud one of his favorite prayers, one I realized I’d never heard.
It asked for support to change… “weakness into strength, and powerlessness into might, and fear into calm, and doubt into certainty.”
The word fear made me pause. It’s not a word I’ve heard used in my family of origin. It’s beautiful to hear it now. To first acknowledge fear, so we can then open the path towards calm. I wanted to remember these words, and spend time with them.
Fear into Calm.
I welcome the path.
To see the process and read the full story behind this work, click here.