


Copper Vase
This oil painting captures a copper vase lying on its side, its mouth facing the viewer, inviting reflection and interpretation. The vase rests on a bed of casually strewn Guatemalan cloths, which are richly striped and multicolored, their vibrant hues providing a striking contrast to the warm metallic tones of the copper. The composition is carefully balanced, drawing the eye across the complex patterns of the fabric to the smooth, reflective surface of the vase.
The deep symbolism embedded in the piece evokes a sense of contemplation—perhaps themes of rest, passage, or vulnerability conveyed by the tipped vase. The richly detailed, realistic textures of both the metal and woven cloths engage the viewer, highlighting the cultural significance and emotional depth behind the still life. Overall, the painting’s harmonious blend of vivid colors, intricate patterns, and evocative symbolism creates a deeply emotional and profoundly beautiful work.
Unframed Oil on Canvas Original
22" x 28" x 1.5"
"Still life
Frozen like a tear cried in your dreams
Still —
Your life is better for the tears
Your life is richer for the dreams
Still you live and you may weep and you may love
For there are so many ways"
(“Still Life” by Renaissance)
This oil painting captures a copper vase lying on its side, its mouth facing the viewer, inviting reflection and interpretation. The vase rests on a bed of casually strewn Guatemalan cloths, which are richly striped and multicolored, their vibrant hues providing a striking contrast to the warm metallic tones of the copper. The composition is carefully balanced, drawing the eye across the complex patterns of the fabric to the smooth, reflective surface of the vase.
The deep symbolism embedded in the piece evokes a sense of contemplation—perhaps themes of rest, passage, or vulnerability conveyed by the tipped vase. The richly detailed, realistic textures of both the metal and woven cloths engage the viewer, highlighting the cultural significance and emotional depth behind the still life. Overall, the painting’s harmonious blend of vivid colors, intricate patterns, and evocative symbolism creates a deeply emotional and profoundly beautiful work.
Unframed Oil on Canvas Original
22" x 28" x 1.5"
"Still life
Frozen like a tear cried in your dreams
Still —
Your life is better for the tears
Your life is richer for the dreams
Still you live and you may weep and you may love
For there are so many ways"
(“Still Life” by Renaissance)
This oil painting captures a copper vase lying on its side, its mouth facing the viewer, inviting reflection and interpretation. The vase rests on a bed of casually strewn Guatemalan cloths, which are richly striped and multicolored, their vibrant hues providing a striking contrast to the warm metallic tones of the copper. The composition is carefully balanced, drawing the eye across the complex patterns of the fabric to the smooth, reflective surface of the vase.
The deep symbolism embedded in the piece evokes a sense of contemplation—perhaps themes of rest, passage, or vulnerability conveyed by the tipped vase. The richly detailed, realistic textures of both the metal and woven cloths engage the viewer, highlighting the cultural significance and emotional depth behind the still life. Overall, the painting’s harmonious blend of vivid colors, intricate patterns, and evocative symbolism creates a deeply emotional and profoundly beautiful work.
Unframed Oil on Canvas Original
22" x 28" x 1.5"
"Still life
Frozen like a tear cried in your dreams
Still —
Your life is better for the tears
Your life is richer for the dreams
Still you live and you may weep and you may love
For there are so many ways"
(“Still Life” by Renaissance)