Skip to Content
Michelle Graham
Michelle Graham
Shop Art
Art
Commission
Private Gallery Viewing
About
Contact
FAQ
Login Account
0
0
Michelle Graham
Michelle Graham
Shop Art
Art
Commission
Private Gallery Viewing
About
Contact
FAQ
Login Account
0
0
Folder: Shop Art
Back
Art
Commission
Private Gallery Viewing
About
Contact
FAQ
Login Account
Art Rising
rising.png Image 1 of 4
rising.png
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 50 56 am.jpg Image 2 of 4
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 50 56 am.jpg
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 55 23 am.jpg Image 3 of 4
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 55 23 am.jpg
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 55 42 am.jpg Image 4 of 4
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 55 42 am.jpg
rising.png
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 50 56 am.jpg
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 55 23 am.jpg
Photo 4-5-2025, 9 55 42 am.jpg

Rising

$1,800.00
sold out

Acrylic on canvas

93cm x 123cm

(Framed)

Some pieces arrive slower than others—built in layers, with space between the strokes to feel things through. Rising is about that quiet lift after loss. A moody, abstract landscape where the dark holds steady at the base, but light and colour start to push upward—soft pinks, scattered blues, a sense of something beginning again. It’s not about fixing the grief, just honouring it—and letting beauty rise in its own time.

Add To Cart

Acrylic on canvas

93cm x 123cm

(Framed)

Some pieces arrive slower than others—built in layers, with space between the strokes to feel things through. Rising is about that quiet lift after loss. A moody, abstract landscape where the dark holds steady at the base, but light and colour start to push upward—soft pinks, scattered blues, a sense of something beginning again. It’s not about fixing the grief, just honouring it—and letting beauty rise in its own time.

Acrylic on canvas

93cm x 123cm

(Framed)

Some pieces arrive slower than others—built in layers, with space between the strokes to feel things through. Rising is about that quiet lift after loss. A moody, abstract landscape where the dark holds steady at the base, but light and colour start to push upward—soft pinks, scattered blues, a sense of something beginning again. It’s not about fixing the grief, just honouring it—and letting beauty rise in its own time.

Shop

Contact

About