The Wall

This painting confronts the idea of borders and the walls we build to divide. A luminous horizon rises over darkened mountains, evoking both the beauty of the natural world and the stark contrast of human-made barriers. The central fence, marked with a heart and a small passageway, becomes a symbol of both exclusion and longing — the tension between separation and connection.

The work reflects on migration, hope, and the human impulse to transcend the boundaries erected in the name of security. It asks viewers to consider: what do walls protect, and what do they prevent?

30″ x 24″

Acrylic and collage on stretched canvas in a white wood frame