The Quiet Persistence of Femme
Title:The Quiet Persistence of Femme
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board
Size: 11 x 14 inches
The Quiet Persistence of Femme is a quiet rebellion—an acrylic still life that honors the resilience of femininity through timeworn textures and enduring bloom. Lilacs burst forth from weathered pottery and salvaged glass, their rich magentas and soft blush tones glowing against a shadowed backdrop. These blooms, though fragile in form, refuse to fade.
There’s strength in their stillness—an insistence to take up space, to soften hard edges, to remain.
This piece speaks to those who’ve been told that softness is weakness. It is a meditation on the feminine spirit in all its forms—delicate, unyielding, overlooked, and powerful.
Ideal for collectors of feminist art, botanical paintings, and anyone drawn to the quiet tension between decay and bloom, shadow and glow.
Title:The Quiet Persistence of Femme
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board
Size: 11 x 14 inches
The Quiet Persistence of Femme is a quiet rebellion—an acrylic still life that honors the resilience of femininity through timeworn textures and enduring bloom. Lilacs burst forth from weathered pottery and salvaged glass, their rich magentas and soft blush tones glowing against a shadowed backdrop. These blooms, though fragile in form, refuse to fade.
There’s strength in their stillness—an insistence to take up space, to soften hard edges, to remain.
This piece speaks to those who’ve been told that softness is weakness. It is a meditation on the feminine spirit in all its forms—delicate, unyielding, overlooked, and powerful.
Ideal for collectors of feminist art, botanical paintings, and anyone drawn to the quiet tension between decay and bloom, shadow and glow.
Title:The Quiet Persistence of Femme
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board
Size: 11 x 14 inches
The Quiet Persistence of Femme is a quiet rebellion—an acrylic still life that honors the resilience of femininity through timeworn textures and enduring bloom. Lilacs burst forth from weathered pottery and salvaged glass, their rich magentas and soft blush tones glowing against a shadowed backdrop. These blooms, though fragile in form, refuse to fade.
There’s strength in their stillness—an insistence to take up space, to soften hard edges, to remain.
This piece speaks to those who’ve been told that softness is weakness. It is a meditation on the feminine spirit in all its forms—delicate, unyielding, overlooked, and powerful.
Ideal for collectors of feminist art, botanical paintings, and anyone drawn to the quiet tension between decay and bloom, shadow and glow.
