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Pruning by Elizabeth Newton, 24x30, unframed, oil on linen.
Collector pays for shipping separately.
In the words of the artist:
“This piece is a self-portrait where I'm seen wiping away the frost on a mirror to see my reflection clearly. This piece is a sort of a journal entry of a time when I felt that the more I grew and changed for the better, the more I saw the reality of who I was. I think it’s worth grieving the incongruence of who you are and who you want to be.”
Pruning by Elizabeth Newton, 24x30, unframed, oil on linen.
Collector pays for shipping separately.
In the words of the artist:
“This piece is a self-portrait where I'm seen wiping away the frost on a mirror to see my reflection clearly. This piece is a sort of a journal entry of a time when I felt that the more I grew and changed for the better, the more I saw the reality of who I was. I think it’s worth grieving the incongruence of who you are and who you want to be.”