Melting Story

Original painting - Mixed media on canvas 80x60cm - Only Copy

This painting evokes a sense of quiet erosion - like something ancient and once-solid is softening, shedding its layers over time. It uses a palette of muted clay, stone, and fog with occasional rich accents: ochre, sea-green, deep brown, and rust. These bold strokes and drips of earthy hues act as veins or fissures, suggesting pressure, movement, or even bleeding. There's a kind of archaeological tension here, as if we’re witnessing a surface that’s been weathered by memory or emotion.

It speaks to the organic, bodily undercurrent while anchoring the image in something geological and ancient.

This is a deeply introspective piece. It's abstract, yes, but it resonates in a visceral, almost bodily way. It feels like it’s about process, emotional, natural, or both. The minimal background allows the viewer to zero in on the forms and textures, encouraging close, contemplative viewing.