Dimensions: 36n x 36in x 1.5in
Year completed: 2021
Medium: Mixed Media on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Ready to Hang.
(Frame not included)
**If you are not located within the metro Atlanta area for pickup/delivery, a separate shipping fee will be invoiced due to the size. Please contact me at hi@chantricerachelleart.com prior to purchase for shipping cost.
A Brighter Day is a visual exhale–a quiet release of heaviness and a gentle invitation toward hope. Built with layered mixed media and subtle raised textures, this monochromatic work captures the feeling of light returning after a long stretch of darkness. The surface shifts between smooth and tactile, catching light in a way that suggests renewal, clarity, and emotional rebirth.
This piece is intentionally calm, intentionally open. It’s the moment when the weight lifts, the air clears, and you realize you’ve made it through something that once felt impossible. A symbol of optimism, healing, and the promise that even after the hardest seasons, brighter days really do come.
Dimensions: 36n x 36in x 1.5in
Year completed: 2021
Medium: Mixed Media on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Ready to Hang.
(Frame not included)
**If you are not located within the metro Atlanta area for pickup/delivery, a separate shipping fee will be invoiced due to the size. Please contact me at hi@chantricerachelleart.com prior to purchase for shipping cost.
A Brighter Day is a visual exhale–a quiet release of heaviness and a gentle invitation toward hope. Built with layered mixed media and subtle raised textures, this monochromatic work captures the feeling of light returning after a long stretch of darkness. The surface shifts between smooth and tactile, catching light in a way that suggests renewal, clarity, and emotional rebirth.
This piece is intentionally calm, intentionally open. It’s the moment when the weight lifts, the air clears, and you realize you’ve made it through something that once felt impossible. A symbol of optimism, healing, and the promise that even after the hardest seasons, brighter days really do come.
