Description
It’s a conscious swirl of scarlet, reds and pinks – named after Scarlett O’Hara from the movie ‘Gone with the wind’, because Scarlett channels female passion, defiance and vulnerability. The sweeping gestures in crimson and magenta evoke intensity – of being both wounded and unbreakable, driven by survival yet haunted by desire. The darkened strokes suggest the weight of loss and pride, while the luminous pinks cut through with resilience, echoing a refusal to be defeated. O-Hara is not a portrait but an atmosphere — a storm of willpower, longing, and the relentless flame of every woman who embodies both fragility and ferocity. There’s a little bit of o-Hara in all of us.
I was over the moon to have my ‘o-Hara‘ painting in the Camcreatives Artists Showcase in February , which I now offer here as a Giclee print.
This is what I call a ‘Colourama’ which is a recurring theme for me.
My intent is that these paintings help you to get lost in the feeling.
16 x 12 inch / 406 x 302mm image area with borders of 32, 32, 32 & bottom 38mm to make window framing easier. It is a digital copy of my original painting.
Photograph from the file at The Print Space who print and send the Giclee’s.
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