'Love and Let Die'

'Love and Let Die' explores the fragile territory where desire, devotion and loss are inseperable. Three carnations sit quietly suspended as emblems of passion, longing and grief juxtaposed against the cold allure of steel, leather and smoke. Alongside a classic automobile stands a solitary figure who serves as both protagonist and witness; a romantic antihero caught between longing and self destruction. The car promises escape, highlighting the distance that exists between a person and a life they're constantly chasing. A crimson ribbon of smoke drifts through the composition like a fading memory, weaving romance into danger and longing into consequence.

Drawing upon contemporary perspectives, the work reflects upon how every beginning bears the weight of its ending.

Ultimately asking whether freedom is found in possession... or having the courage to sacrifice.

Charcoal, Graphite & Prismacolour on paper.

Framed Size: Height 89cm x Width 70cm

Float Framed in black Tasmanian Oak

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