The painting is meant to symbolize the end of a particular phase in life, like the end of summer itself. The lawn, usually a place of leisure, serves as a stark backdrop to their unhappiness. This contrast highlights the dissonance between the external setting.
Through this, I aim to explore themes of change and the emotional complexities that come with transitions. Even in settings typically linked with happiness, there can be profound and often unspoken feelings of melancholy or apprehension about what lies ahead."
 
2.3 x 3.1 feet
 
Oil and acrylics mixed media, pencil crayon on canvas.
 
Framed in lightwood, final depth of framed artwork is 1.5"
 
Comes signed with certificate of authenticity.