"Roots In Ash" is about growth, stability, and life, while also implying destruction, decay, or remnants of something that has been burned. This contrast reflects the duality of existence—how life persists even in the aftermath of loss or devastation.
The concept of roots growing in ash emphasizes resilience and the ability to thrive in challenging conditions. It suggests that even in dark or difficult times, beauty (represented by the expressive flowers) can emerge from the depths of hardship.
The imagery of contrasting colors—darkness alongside vibrant pinks, greens, and golds—reinforces the idea of beauty emerging from darkness. This duality is for the viewer to reflect on their own experiences and find meaning in the connection between beauty and struggle.
This painting is 36"x48" and is made with oil, acrylic, charcoal, and pastel on stretched canvas.
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