I remember when...

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By Claire Jackson
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

29.7 × 21 × 0.2 cm

Materials:

Daler and rowney system 3 Acrylic, White Watercolour paper – smooth A4 acid free hot pressed HP 300 GSM 140 LB

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Painting

Small
2024
Signed on Back
Requires Framing
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Original artwork, A4 unframed and signed on the back to alow for this piece to be discpalyed at the orientation of preference of the viewer. "I Remember When..." captures the fleeting nature of memory, expressed through a singular, sweeping ultramarine brushstroke. Set against a crisp white background, the vivid stroke moves with fluidity yet is framed by sharp, defined edges, creating a striking contrast that reflects the tension between the structured and the spontaneous. The piece evokes a sense of recollection—moments that are both vivid and fleeting, framed by the mind’s own boundaries. The gesture of the brush becomes a metaphor for thought itself, as memories surface and take shape, only to be held within the confines of consciousness. The ultramarine stroke, rich and luxurious, symbolizes the depth of emotion tied to these memories, flowing freely yet guided by the unseen hand of intuition. In creating this piece, the artist sought to capture the act of remembering—allowing the mind to flow in an almost meditative state, recording thought through expression. Each brushstroke is both deliberate and organic, a product of complex neural pathways firing as the artist reflects on personal recollections. Thie piece invites the viewer to explore the dynamic relationship between movement and stillness, clarity and abstraction. The crisp white border contains the fluid energy of the stroke, much like the mind contains and shapes memory. The choice of ultramarine—a recurring motif in the artist's work—evokes the subconscious, a space where memories and thoughts dwell, sometimes surfacing, sometimes fading, but always present in their subtle influence. This expressive moment, frozen in time, encourages introspection, inviting viewers to explore their own memories and the emotions tied to them. Through the simplicity of a single brushstroke, the artwork reflects the richness of thought, the complexity of memory, and the beauty of fleeting moments captured and cherished.

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