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Her Hands Chose Fire Over Forgetting
24" × 18"
Oil on Aluminum
2025
Part of the Oracles collection.
Her Hands Chose Fire Over Forgetting reflects on the decision to carry difficult truths rather than abandon them. The title suggests a willingness to preserve meaning even when remembrance requires pain, vulnerability, or sacrifice. Rather than portraying memory as a burden, the painting considers it a source of identity and continuity. Through symbolism and restraint, the work explores how what people refuse to forget shapes them, and how remembrance can become an act of courage, devotion, and self-definition.
Her Hands Chose Fire Over Forgetting
24" × 18"
Oil on Aluminum
2025
Part of the Oracles collection.
Her Hands Chose Fire Over Forgetting reflects on the decision to carry difficult truths rather than abandon them. The title suggests a willingness to preserve meaning even when remembrance requires pain, vulnerability, or sacrifice. Rather than portraying memory as a burden, the painting considers it a source of identity and continuity. Through symbolism and restraint, the work explores how what people refuse to forget shapes them, and how remembrance can become an act of courage, devotion, and self-definition.