"Memory of a Red Wall", part of my series Silent Imprints, explores the persistence of the past and its transformation over time. Inspired by urban exploration photographic movement, this painting reveals an abandoned place where crumbling red walls contrast with lush vegetation—symbolizing resilience and renewal. Nature reclaims its rights, reinvesting the remnants of the past like an echo of our own inner metamorphoses. A slightly open door invites us to cross a threshold between memory and rebirth, while the stagnant water turns the space into a dreamlike mirror, where water lilies and reflections evoke an immersed memory. This painting questions the imprint of time, where oblivion and renewal intertwine. Technically, the use of acrylic and layered textures enhances this impression of suspended time. The vibrant palette, dominated by deep reds, purples, and greens, heightens the tension between decay and thriving vegetation, celebrating the fragile beauty of impermanence.

Details

• Artist Curation Plogix Artists

• Height (cm) 77

• Width (cm) 50

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

50 x 70cm - Acrylic and spray paint on linen canvas

Artwork Style

• Expressionism

• Figurative

• Impressionism

• Landscape

Full Artwork Size

• Up to 1m 50

Painting Technique

• Acrylic

• Spray Paint

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