What Remains After

What survives when the storm passes?

What stays behind when the world no longer watches?

What Remains After is a study in aftermath—bold, quiet, and unforgettable. Deep, textured layers of obsidian and indigo swallow the canvas like grief, memory, or silence itself. Cutting through it: a jagged vein of gold leaf—raw, luminous, unapologetic. It doesn’t heal the wound. It becomes it.

Every brushstroke is deliberate, the darkness heavy with invisible history. The gold doesn’t decorate—it testifies. A visual metaphor for survival, transformation, and the sacred beauty of what endures after collapse.

This piece is not about resolution. It’s about honoring the fragments.

Drawn to minimalism, mystery, and emotional depth—What Remains After isn’t a painting. It’s a reckoning.

Acrylic on canvas

36" x 36"