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Between Seen and Unseen #6 (2025)
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas | Original: £300 | Limited Edition Prints: £100
Collection: Beautiful Scars | Size: 40 x 30 cm
In Between Seen and Unseen #7, the subject stands at the delicate threshold between vulnerability and revelation. Her gaze and posture ask an essential question—Is she hiding, or is she in the process of being revealed? The ambiguity invites viewers to reflect on how identity is often a layered performance of what we choose to show and what we guard.
Framed by the presence of the anemone flower an enduring symbol of fragility and resilience, this piece embodies the tension between perceived beauty and internal truth. The use of oil and acrylic adds depth and emotion to the canvas, rendering the skin and details in soft but poignant textures that mirror the inner complexities of the human experience.
Rather than present beauty as flawless or static, this painting challenges that notion, asserting that beauty doesn’t need to be corrected, altered, or “fixed.” Instead, it affirms that beauty appears in many forms broken, blooming, healing, and whole.
Between Seen and Unseen #6 is part of the Beautiful Scars collection, a series that explores the emotional terrain of self-acceptance, feminine strength, and the quiet courage to be seen on one’s own terms. It is an invitation to rethink what it means to be whole.
Available as a one-of-a-kind original for £300, and in Limited Edition Prints for £100, this piece offers collectors a deeply intimate reflection on identity, growth, and the layered beauty within us all.