Radical Healing 16x20 Mixed Media on a 20x28 canvas
The first piece in the series, Radical Healing was created at the threshold of a new chapter—a moment where personal transformation, creative inquiry, and a recent cancer diagnosis converged on canvas. With paint, ink, oil pastels, and torn journal pages, this piece holds both chaos and clarity.
A prayer for creatives—once written in an old journal, found by chance, and nearly lost again under layers of paint—was re-inscribed into the work, anchoring it in love and intention. Though born from a place of uncertainty, the piece rejects fear. It doesn’t frame healing as a battle, but as an act of radical self-compassion.
Layered, intuitive, and emotionally raw, Radical Healing is a visual expression of choosing softness over struggle. It is a gesture toward loving even what challenges us. A beginning.
Materials: acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and torn journal pages on loose gesso’d canvas
The first piece in the series, Radical Healing was created at the threshold of a new chapter—a moment where personal transformation, creative inquiry, and a recent cancer diagnosis converged on canvas. With paint, ink, oil pastels, and torn journal pages, this piece holds both chaos and clarity.
A prayer for creatives—once written in an old journal, found by chance, and nearly lost again under layers of paint—was re-inscribed into the work, anchoring it in love and intention. Though born from a place of uncertainty, the piece rejects fear. It doesn’t frame healing as a battle, but as an act of radical self-compassion.
Layered, intuitive, and emotionally raw, Radical Healing is a visual expression of choosing softness over struggle. It is a gesture toward loving even what challenges us. A beginning.
Materials: acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and torn journal pages on loose gesso’d canvas
The first piece in the series, Radical Healing was created at the threshold of a new chapter—a moment where personal transformation, creative inquiry, and a recent cancer diagnosis converged on canvas. With paint, ink, oil pastels, and torn journal pages, this piece holds both chaos and clarity.
A prayer for creatives—once written in an old journal, found by chance, and nearly lost again under layers of paint—was re-inscribed into the work, anchoring it in love and intention. Though born from a place of uncertainty, the piece rejects fear. It doesn’t frame healing as a battle, but as an act of radical self-compassion.
Layered, intuitive, and emotionally raw, Radical Healing is a visual expression of choosing softness over struggle. It is a gesture toward loving even what challenges us. A beginning.
Materials: acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and torn journal pages on loose gesso’d canvas
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