She waits in paper and light

Original Artwork - Mixed media on canvas 100x180cm - Only Copy - Unframed

In this intimate and atmospheric composition, the viewer is drawn into a world shaped not only by pigment and brush, but also by memory. A woman and a cat appear softly in the layered textures of the scene,quiet figures held in hope, framed by a moonlit window that glows with distant calm.

What makes this piece especially evocative is the subtle inclusion of hand-cut wallpaper fragments, repurposed and thoughtfully arranged into the composition. These recycled materials bring a whisper of domestic history, patterns once part of another life, another wall, now reimagined as form and shadow. They lend a tactile poetry to the painting, reinforcing its themes of reflection, home, and the slow passage of time.

There’s a hushed narrative here, but it doesn’t shout. It invites you to linger. The layered textures and dreamlike figures suggest a moment not captured exactly, but remembered, like watching a memory unfold through fabric, light, and ink.

This is a piece that speaks to quiet companionship, gentle solitude, and the beauty of giving old things and old thoughts a new voice.