EXHIBITION STATUS: Currently on display at the Studio on Brunswick Gallery. To acquire this work, please contact the gallery director directly at: adminsb@studioonbrunswick.com
Change isn't always about starting from scratch; often, it’s about refining who we are. This painting focuses on the cycle of renewal, capturing the beauty of letting the old fall away to make room for what comes next. It’s a perfect addition to a workspace or a sanctuary in your home, grounding you in the knowledge that your own growth is a continuous, natural process.
This painting comes with a black timber frame and a hanging wire at the back; it is ready for hanging. It has a signature wax seal on the front, signed on the back and a signed certificate of authenticity.
Mixed Media: encaustic medium, ink, metal leaf
Dimensions: 30.5 x 30.5 cm
Frame dimensions: 33.5 x 33.5 cm
Year: 2026
A Time for Renewal
Encaustic paintings are highly durable due to the wax's resistance to moisture, preventing deterioration. This durability is evidenced by the Fayum mummy portraits, which were created 2,000 years ago and have not faded over time.
For optimal care:
Avoid Direct Sunlight and Extreme Temperatures: Keep your painting away from direct sunlight and temperatures below 1°C or above 50°C, as extreme heat can melt the wax.
Handle with Care: The surface can be scratched, gouged, or chipped if handled roughly. Always treat your painting gently.
Cleaning: Encaustic paintings do well in a home environment. If the painting becomes dull during curing (around 6 months), gently buff it with a soft, lint-free cloth. Occasionally wipe off dust with a clean, lint-free rag.
Following these steps will keep your encaustic artwork in excellent condition.