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Her Feracity was created for the 2026 Women’s health art auction. She represents infertility.
Lily of the valley flowers thread through this rhythm as a quiet emblem of growth: delicate bells that open gently despite shaded soil, thriving in the narrow, hidden places where roots gather strength. Like her, they send up green shoots slowly, insistently, layer by layer—unremarked at first, then suddenly stretching toward light. Their low, steady bloom reminds her that growth is not always visible or dramatic; it happens in secret rebuilding, in patient unfolding, in the small, repetitive acts of care she gives herself and her life. Where she fears loss, the lilies show resilience; where she doubts identity, they model persistence; and where nights feel empty, their tiny white bells suggest that newness can emerge quietly, insisting on being seen only when it is ready.
This piece is 16×20 and is acrylic on canvas
Her Feracity was created for the 2026 Women’s health art auction. She represents infertility.
Lily of the valley flowers thread through this rhythm as a quiet emblem of growth: delicate bells that open gently despite shaded soil, thriving in the narrow, hidden places where roots gather strength. Like her, they send up green shoots slowly, insistently, layer by layer—unremarked at first, then suddenly stretching toward light. Their low, steady bloom reminds her that growth is not always visible or dramatic; it happens in secret rebuilding, in patient unfolding, in the small, repetitive acts of care she gives herself and her life. Where she fears loss, the lilies show resilience; where she doubts identity, they model persistence; and where nights feel empty, their tiny white bells suggest that newness can emerge quietly, insisting on being seen only when it is ready.
This piece is 16×20 and is acrylic on canvas
