Sarah Grace
Mother, 2022
Acrylic, gold leaf, charcoal and soft pastels on canvas
194 x 316 x 5 cm
Center: 213 x 154 x 5 cm
Left: 200 x 138 x 5 cm
Right: 200 x 138 x 5cm
Center: 213 x 154 x 5 cm
Left: 200 x 138 x 5 cm
Right: 200 x 138 x 5cm
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'I sank my soul into the earth To save it from the pains of birth I hid my heart inside the trees To give my mind a sense of ease...
"I sank my soul into the earth
To save it from the pains of birth
I hid my heart inside the trees
To give my mind a sense of ease
I died that day
You must have felt it
I broke away
And somewhere floated
Then tumbled through the changing skies
And in the Chaos found my eyes
Bleeding out the mother saved me
Breathing in the life she gave me
Connected to her roots that feed me
I'll live again and this time freely"
To save it from the pains of birth
I hid my heart inside the trees
To give my mind a sense of ease
I died that day
You must have felt it
I broke away
And somewhere floated
Then tumbled through the changing skies
And in the Chaos found my eyes
Bleeding out the mother saved me
Breathing in the life she gave me
Connected to her roots that feed me
I'll live again and this time freely"
Provenance
"I sank my soul into the earthTo save it from the pains of birth
I hid my heart inside the trees
To give my mind a sense of ease
I died that day
You must have felt it
I broke away
And somewhere floated
Then tumbled through the changing skies
And in the Chaos found my eyes
Bleeding out the mother saved me
Breathing in the life she gave me
Connected to her roots that feed me
I'll live again and this time freely"