ORIGINAL FRAMED
Acrylic on Canvas
31.5” × 11.5”
THE STORY
We don’t always get to choose what happens to us...But we do get to choose the shape our story takes and how we perceive it, accept it and navigate it.
This piece is a visual reflection of these thoughts. The texture, the motion, the contrast—it all reflects the mess and mystery of life. The gold bursting through the dark. The quiet strokes that hold the loud ones in place. The way one color bleeds into the next, almost like time... or memory... or healing.
And just like this painting, your life doesn’t come with a pre-written meaning.
You get to decide what it all means.
You get to choose the narrative.
You get to shape the story.
Because your perception? That’s the real brush in your hand.
How you view what’s happened in your life shapes Your peace. Your power. Your joy.
And reframing, choosing a more artful, more empowered, more honest version of your truth ... isn’t denial.
Its design. It’s self-expression. It’s sovereignty.
What if you were both the subject and the artist?
ORIGINAL FRAMED
Acrylic on Canvas
31.5” × 11.5”
THE STORY
We don’t always get to choose what happens to us...But we do get to choose the shape our story takes and how we perceive it, accept it and navigate it.
This piece is a visual reflection of these thoughts. The texture, the motion, the contrast—it all reflects the mess and mystery of life. The gold bursting through the dark. The quiet strokes that hold the loud ones in place. The way one color bleeds into the next, almost like time... or memory... or healing.
And just like this painting, your life doesn’t come with a pre-written meaning.
You get to decide what it all means.
You get to choose the narrative.
You get to shape the story.
Because your perception? That’s the real brush in your hand.
How you view what’s happened in your life shapes Your peace. Your power. Your joy.
And reframing, choosing a more artful, more empowered, more honest version of your truth ... isn’t denial.
Its design. It’s self-expression. It’s sovereignty.
What if you were both the subject and the artist?
