Acrylic on Canvas
60cm x 152cm
A woman sits in quiet resilience, her body marked by the passage of surgery and the intimate struggle of ovarian cancer. The painting captures the tension between vulnerability and strength, illness and renewal. Shapes and textures mirror inner landscapes of healing, digestion, and transformation, evoking both the physical reality of survival and the profound emotional alchemy that follows. In this work, the personal becomes universal — a meditation on endurance, change, and the body’s capacity to process, endure, and emerge anew. The body becomes a landscape of quiet metamorphosis, a vessel of both rupture and renewal. Scars and curves trace the journey of survival, while abstracted forms whisper the alchemy of healing — how pain and loss can be reshaped into strength and wisdom. Light and shadow move across the figure like wind through leaves, suggesting that even in the aftermath of illness, there is a subtle, radiant transformation, an inner turning toward resilience, self-knowledge, and the reclamation of life.