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Oil on Canvas
22”x28”
This one is deeply personal. I painted it for someone who’s become a quiet force in my life—someone whose presence feels like light pulling everything into focus.
That swirling light in the center… that’s her. That’s the gravity she carries. No matter what’s happening around me, no matter how loud or overwhelming life gets, she has this way of pulling me in and grounding me. Safely. Softly. Without ever needing to say much.
The darker clouds circling in are everything I feel, everything I carry—but at the center, there she is. Constant. Radiant. Untouched. She makes the world feel steady again.
Event Horizon is about that kind of gravity. The kind that doesn’t push or demand, but draws you in without question. The way her energy shifts a room. The way she softens the chaos, without taking away its power. The clouds, the motion, the glow at the center—every part of this painting is a reflection of what it feels like to be seen and understood by her.
It’s not just about love. It’s about transformation. About being pulled into something real, something that changes you in ways you can’t explain but will always remember.
This one holds a lot of me. And all of her.
And if it resonates with you, then maybe you’ve met someone like that too.
Oil on Canvas
22”x28”
This one is deeply personal. I painted it for someone who’s become a quiet force in my life—someone whose presence feels like light pulling everything into focus.
That swirling light in the center… that’s her. That’s the gravity she carries. No matter what’s happening around me, no matter how loud or overwhelming life gets, she has this way of pulling me in and grounding me. Safely. Softly. Without ever needing to say much.
The darker clouds circling in are everything I feel, everything I carry—but at the center, there she is. Constant. Radiant. Untouched. She makes the world feel steady again.
Event Horizon is about that kind of gravity. The kind that doesn’t push or demand, but draws you in without question. The way her energy shifts a room. The way she softens the chaos, without taking away its power. The clouds, the motion, the glow at the center—every part of this painting is a reflection of what it feels like to be seen and understood by her.
It’s not just about love. It’s about transformation. About being pulled into something real, something that changes you in ways you can’t explain but will always remember.
This one holds a lot of me. And all of her.
And if it resonates with you, then maybe you’ve met someone like that too.