CORSAGE 2

Abstract painting by Stephanie Ong with splashes of red, pink, brown, beige, blue, and black on textured paper.

7"" x 9"

acrylic, pencil, ink, gold leaf on paper

$475

Part of the series Tracing Lines:

Featuring grids lines and segments, these paintings explore the patterns in life cycles. They are inspired by the cyclical repetition across generations, creating an imperfect, yet connected storyline.

I recently found my corsage from my high school prom while I was cleaning out a closet. Physically, it was a disaster. Crushed, ugly, and didn’t smell all that great. I mean, it’s old. But I could feel my boyfriend (who is now my husband) putting it on my wrist when I touched it. My kids are the age now that I was then. Many of my paintings, including this one, are heavily influenced by this craziness of them wrapping up the childhood phase of life. I started this one the week my son graduated from high school, and there may be some tears mixed into it. Essentially, this piece is about love.


D E T A I L S

Detail image of Stephanie Ong Art's painting featuring red, blue, black, and beige colors with undefined shapes.
Abstract painting detail photo with shades of pink, gray, black, and gold accents on paper.
Abstract painting detail photo with shades of pink, gray, black, and gold accents on paper.

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