Fallen Hope
Information About Original Artwork
Status: Private Collection
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 20″ × 16″ × 0.75″
Fallen Hope marks the moment everything changed.
Painted during a season of personal separation, this piece was not planned as a statement—it became one. As the layers formed, so did the meaning: love once believed unshakable, distance widening, protection slipping away, and the quiet realization that roots once intertwined can separate.
The Eiffel Tower stands as a symbol of what was once held sacred. The blue tree—steady and upright—remains. The fallen figure lies diminished beneath a red canopy that no longer holds, while the Eiffel Tower stands as a silent witness to what was once believed unbreakable. What began as brushstrokes became a story of departure, strength, memory, and identity.
This painting was the catalyst for sharing my work publicly. It paved the way to craft fairs, commissions, and the courage to step forward as an artist. Because of that, it holds a singular place in my journey.
Original: Not currently for sale.
As my flagship and origin piece, Fallen Hope remains part of my personal collection. However, meaningful conversations with the right collector are always welcome.
Orientation follows the original artwork.
If you are interested in a custom print size, please feel free to reach out directly to discuss options.
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