Confession
£490.00
Confession captures a moment in time. A fusion of reality with TV. The life of my mother who was being assessed for dementia and clinging to her independence. What stories does she have to tell?
Acrylic 40 x 30 x 1 cm canvas on shallow stretchers. Framed. Ready to Hang.
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Confession is a painting that appears dark. Out of the darkness comes light. My mother was having a memory assessment. There was a moment where she confessed to something she’d never told a soul before. She had lit a cigarette. Gentle questions meant we learnt that it was in the underground sheltering from a bombing raid. We decided she was most definitely forgiven.
At the same time there was a confession played out as a police officer hid dressed as a nun in an afternoon TV serial. This was one of the programmes loved as it reminded her of her childhood and a different time. I asked her if I could create the painting and was given the green light. She thought it was a bit of fun.
Image: 50 x 40 x 1 cm canvas on shallow stretchers. The image goes slightly around the edge.
Framed: A wood case frame, hand-painted in browns and brushed with metallic gold paint. Ready to Hang.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 50 × 40 × 1 cm |
|---|---|
| Medium Type | Acrylics |
| Substrate | Canvas on stretchers |
| Orientation | Landscape (W > H) |
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