The Weight of Breath
The Weight of Breath is a quiet meditation on connection — a portrait of two women, side by side, sharing space, silence, and something unspoken. Painted in delicate pencil and translucent watercolor, their features reflect strength and softness, vulnerability and resilience. There is a stillness between them, filled not with words, but with breath — the weight of being known, of being seen. Whether sisters, friends, or strangers, their closeness speaks of quiet support, of presence that doesn’t need explanation. This piece honors the sacred bond between women — strong in its stillness, powerful in its gentleness.
Original painting, Watercolor&Pencil on Canvas Panel, 40cmx50cmx0,3cm
The Weight of Breath is a quiet meditation on connection — a portrait of two women, side by side, sharing space, silence, and something unspoken. Painted in delicate pencil and translucent watercolor, their features reflect strength and softness, vulnerability and resilience. There is a stillness between them, filled not with words, but with breath — the weight of being known, of being seen. Whether sisters, friends, or strangers, their closeness speaks of quiet support, of presence that doesn’t need explanation. This piece honors the sacred bond between women — strong in its stillness, powerful in its gentleness.
Original painting, Watercolor&Pencil on Canvas Panel, 40cmx50cmx0,3cm
The Weight of Breath is a quiet meditation on connection — a portrait of two women, side by side, sharing space, silence, and something unspoken. Painted in delicate pencil and translucent watercolor, their features reflect strength and softness, vulnerability and resilience. There is a stillness between them, filled not with words, but with breath — the weight of being known, of being seen. Whether sisters, friends, or strangers, their closeness speaks of quiet support, of presence that doesn’t need explanation. This piece honors the sacred bond between women — strong in its stillness, powerful in its gentleness.
Original painting, Watercolor&Pencil on Canvas Panel, 40cmx50cmx0,3cm