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In the Garden

Acrylic Printmaking Mixed Media

In the Garden

In the quiet of the garden, I search for solace among the leaves and stems, hoping the familiar greenery will fill the hollow left in my heart.

The soft blues and greens reminding me of the gentle summer breeze floating through the garden air, carrying the scent of childhood; reminiscent of our time spent here together- planting, pruning, laughing.

Now, the garden feels both comforting and strange, alive with memories but empty without you.

I trace my fingers over delicate petals, as if the earth itself might offer words of comfort, but it remains silent, leaving me alone with my thoughts.

I know this is your time to bloom, to spread roots in new soil, yet I feel like one of these leaves, pulled from the branch.

I come here every day, looking for you in the gentle sway of the plants, finding echoes of your laughter in the breeze, and hoping that, like these flowers, you'll always find your way back home.

In the Garden, 8 x 10, Resin, Brass, mono type print, collage on cradled wood panel

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About The Artist

Holly Rostkowski

Holly Rostkowski

"A little Broken and Uniquely Beautiful." My hope is to help people see the beauty that is within them: that being a little broken does not have to be anything less than beautiful!

I often thought that I was too broken, that I was too damaged and unworthy; unable to do the hard things, but through love, through family, through friends and very importantly, through my art, I have come to realize that I am a heck of a lot stronger than I thought! I can do hard things!

"Kintsugi" is the centuries old Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold - it is built on the idea that in embracing flaws and imperfections, you can create an even more stronger, more beautiful piece of art. Every break is unique and instead of repairing an item like new, this technique actually highlights the "scars" as part of the design. Using this as a metaphor for healing ourselves teaches us an important lesson: Sometimes in the process of repairing things that have broken, we actually create something more unique, beautiful and resilient. 

We all may be a bit broken in our own right, but that is what makes us all uniquely beautiful! 

I am a mixed media artist who just loves texture in my work! I use mark making and my own personal forms of symbolism, and lots of gold, to share my stories through my art.

xo, Holly Lee

 

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