I conjure a space where personal history and emotional resilience quietly coexist. The bear emerges as a symbol of inner strength, presence, and continuity amidst the fragmented, swirling textures of memory.

Through rich, layered abstraction, I evoke the tension between remembering and forgetting, between being held and being let go. The bear resists erasure, standing as a quiet witness to what remains unspoken, unprocessed, yet still deeply felt. Colors pulse like emotions half-recalled; forms dissolve and re-form, echoing the unstable architecture of memory.

This drawing becomes both a map and a moment: a visual pause in which the past does not consume, but coexists – where the bear, steadfast and unyielding, keeps its shape in the storm.

* € 170, –

* Faber Castell, polychromos colour pencils
* Strathmore Bristol, smooth surface paper
* 14 x 30 cm (w x h)
* no frame
* shipping available
* Completed: 22-08-2025