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Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 905 x 1250 mm
Condition: New
Threshold
Acrylic on canvas, 905 x 1250 mm
$800
Reflection
Every child eventually reaches a place where another step must be taken alone.
The sea offers no guarantees. It is beautiful, unpredictable and endlessly changing. To stand beside a child as they face it is an act of trust. The figures are intentionally anonymous because the moment belongs to all of us: the quiet passing on of courage from one generation to the next.
Part of Sacred Ordinary, Threshold reflects on the extraordinary significance hidden within ordinary moments of guidance and love.
Poem
The waves were never ours
to command.
Only to enter.
One hand lets go,
another reaches forward,
and somewhere between them
wonder becomes courage.
Other works listed by this artist

Crossing Acrylic on canvas, 910 x 1220 mm Reflection Some places exist somewhere between memory and imagination. Not because they are hidden, but because they require a certain way of seeing. An old viaduct stands quietly within an overgrown landscape, carrying the stories of those who came before us. Beneath its arches, an adult and child pause together, waiting for a steam train that will pass in only a few moments. The train is fleeting, but the moment is not. In such ordinary acts of shared attention, memories are formed, wonder is awakened, and ways of seeing are passed from one generation to the next. Part of Sacred Ordinary , Crossing reflects on the quiet responsibility we carry—not only to pass on stories, but to create the moments from which stories are born. Meditation The train will pass. The years will pass. But some moments choose to remain. A place. A story. A hand to hold. And the quiet gift of being seen.

The Island Acrylic on canvas, 705 x 1010 mm Reflection Children have an instinct adults often lose: they believe there is always something worth discovering beyond the next bend. In this painting, the island is both destination and invitation. It represents the places we cannot possess, only explore. The parent and child drift together across still water, sharing not only a journey but a way of seeing. The greatest inheritance we can give is not certainty, but curiosity. Part of Sacred Ordinary , this work celebrates wonder as something learned through companionship. Poem We crossed no great ocean, only a quiet stretch of water. Yet somewhere between the shore and the trees, the world became larger, and so did we. Some journeys measure distance in wonder.

The Lighthouse Acrylic on canvas, 610 × 815 mm $ 450 Reflection Storms announce themselves with noise, but courage rarely does. The lighthouse cannot calm the sea or silence the gathering clouds. Its purpose is simpler: to remain steadfast, offering light to those navigating uncertain waters. The two figures standing on the shoreline remind us that hope is often learned. Before we can become a light for others, someone must first teach us where to look. Part of Sacred Ordinary , this painting reflects on the quiet strength of faithfulness. Even when the horizon disappears, light continues to exist beyond the storm. Poem The sea remembers every storm. The rock remembers every tide. Light does not argue with darkness; it simply keeps its place. Perhaps hope has never been the absence of clouds, but the quiet certainty that someone is still tending the flame.




