‘Something borrowed’ (2023), 100x100cm acrylic on canvas, graphite.
This painting is called Something Borrowed, and it plays with that idea of holding onto pieces that aren’t entirely yours—whether it’s memories, emotions, or fleeting moments that pass through but leave a mark. The title, like the phrase from that old wedding rhyme, hints at nostalgia and transition… a little mystery, a little sentimentality.
The soft layers of blush pinks and deep navy blues feel like borrowed moods—light and heavy at the same time. Some areas are dreamy and gentle, while others are rougher, more hidden. It’s that push and pull of holding on and letting go. Like a whispered secret, or a feeling you can’t quite name but know you've felt before.
Something Borrowed is for anyone who’s ever carried part of someone else’s story inside their own—and found something beautiful in the mix.
‘Something borrowed’ (2023), 100x100cm acrylic on canvas, graphite.
This painting is called Something Borrowed, and it plays with that idea of holding onto pieces that aren’t entirely yours—whether it’s memories, emotions, or fleeting moments that pass through but leave a mark. The title, like the phrase from that old wedding rhyme, hints at nostalgia and transition… a little mystery, a little sentimentality.
The soft layers of blush pinks and deep navy blues feel like borrowed moods—light and heavy at the same time. Some areas are dreamy and gentle, while others are rougher, more hidden. It’s that push and pull of holding on and letting go. Like a whispered secret, or a feeling you can’t quite name but know you've felt before.
Something Borrowed is for anyone who’s ever carried part of someone else’s story inside their own—and found something beautiful in the mix.
