Bringer of the Tisane Painting

[SOLD] There’s a squared section in the upper left area of this painting that is a deep blue with darker blue streaks running vertically through it. This inconspicuous shape is the key revelation for this painting; it is tears in rain. As I was making the piece, these last words spoken by the character Roy Batty in Blade Runner came into my mind as the perfect metaphor for the confusion of personal trauma (in any form) experienced amidst a global crisis. Regardless of the situation, typical support systems have not been in place, and so on an individual level, the person’s tears are essentially lost in the greater downpour. We’re still processing this one together, but for now, I like Anne Lamott’s thought that …”salvation will be local” and from Joseph Campell: “...everything in your life that seems to be obstructive can be transformed by your recognizing that it is the means for your transition.” That being said, in the meantime we can focus on the things that bring solace, like the teapot holding the healing tisane or medicinal drink; a pink moon bringing optimism for the future; white lanterns and a candelabra lighting the darkness; refractions that make rainbows... Finally, we can call on the magic of humor and blunt reckoning—here represented by the black and white diamond jester pattern.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:48 W x 60 H x 2 D in

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