Unfinished, Yet Complete

Unfinished, Yet Complete" – Embracing Imperfection in Solitude

This mixed-media artwork is a visual exploration of solitude as a space for self-discovery rather than emptiness. The woman depicted is in a state of transformation—half-finished yet whole, evolving yet radiant. One side of her face and body is richly detailed, bursting with life and color, while the other dissolves into expressive brushstrokes and abstract textures, symbolizing the fluidity of identity and the beauty of being a work in progress.

I have used a combination of acrylic paint, fabric, and textured elements to enhance the depth of this piece. The lace fabric woven into the composition adds a tactile layer, representing both fragility and strength—just like the journey of self-acceptance. The bold, vibrant hues blend seamlessly with softer pastels and hints of metallic gold, reflecting the interplay between solitude’s quiet struggles and its transformative power.

This artwork challenges the idea that we must be "complete" to be whole. Instead, it celebrates the imperfections, the in-between spaces, and the ongoing process of becoming. Like the golden cracks of Kintsugi, every fracture tells a story of resilience, reminding us that even in solitude, we are never truly unfinished—we are simply growing.

100cm x 100cm (40" x 40” ) Acrylic and mixed media painting on a box canvas. Painting has contains texture of acrylic paint and fabric. Varnish twice to protect the colour. Comes certificate of authenticity. Deliver free directly to your door via a world-class Courier.