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Whispered Secrets

from $49.00

This artwork captures a quiet moment of connection. A kneeling figure, part human and part imagined, holds a bird gently on its arm. The figure’s head glows with soft gold, a symbol of inner light sparked by appreciation. By noticing the bird — by honouring its presence — the figure begins to shine.

A small plant rises from the figure’s back, its heart-shaped leaves reaching upward. It becomes a quiet metaphor: when we care for the world around us, something within us grows too. The decorative script along the limbs feels like markings of experience, not meant to be read but understood in a way that sits beneath language.

This piece reminds us that beauty lives in small things, that attention itself is a form of love, and that through simple acts of noticing we shape ourselves toward something brighter.

*This artwork is versatile for display and pairs beautifully with other pieces in the series. You can arrange it in a horizontal row, vertical stack, or clustered grid. Its neutral tones and clean silhouettes make it a perfect fit for a variety of interior styles. Please note that the frame shown is for visual reference only, and the artwork is not sold framed. Each piece is made to order, so be sure to read the additional information before making a purchase. You can find a suitable frame at IKEA or your preferred store at a reasonable price. If you would like a list of frames that complement this piece, feel free to contact me.

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This artwork captures a quiet moment of connection. A kneeling figure, part human and part imagined, holds a bird gently on its arm. The figure’s head glows with soft gold, a symbol of inner light sparked by appreciation. By noticing the bird — by honouring its presence — the figure begins to shine.

A small plant rises from the figure’s back, its heart-shaped leaves reaching upward. It becomes a quiet metaphor: when we care for the world around us, something within us grows too. The decorative script along the limbs feels like markings of experience, not meant to be read but understood in a way that sits beneath language.

This piece reminds us that beauty lives in small things, that attention itself is a form of love, and that through simple acts of noticing we shape ourselves toward something brighter.

*This artwork is versatile for display and pairs beautifully with other pieces in the series. You can arrange it in a horizontal row, vertical stack, or clustered grid. Its neutral tones and clean silhouettes make it a perfect fit for a variety of interior styles. Please note that the frame shown is for visual reference only, and the artwork is not sold framed. Each piece is made to order, so be sure to read the additional information before making a purchase. You can find a suitable frame at IKEA or your preferred store at a reasonable price. If you would like a list of frames that complement this piece, feel free to contact me.

Each artwork is painted to order, so your piece will be slightly different from the example shown. I intentionally make small variations in every painting so your artwork remains unique and carries its own character.

If you would like to personalise the text in the piece, you are welcome to contact me before placing your order. I can customise the wording to something meaningful, personal or entirely your own.

The prices listed are based on the size of the painted area. Select your preferred size to see the correct pricing.

Frames are not included with the artwork. You can purchase a suitable frame from IKEA or your preferred store at a reasonable price. You are also welcome to contact me if you would like ideas for framing or decorating your space.

A few details that may help when ordering:
• Processing time varies depending on workload and drying time, but most orders are ready to ship within one week.
• Delivery times depend on Australia Post once the item has been sent.
• Custom sizes, colours or orientations may be available on request.
• Colours may appear slightly different on screens, although I keep them as accurate as possible.