Surprisingly light it almost glimmers with grief, oil on canvas, 30 x 40 in

$2,400.00
SOLD

Oil, acrylic, and oil pastel on canvas, 40 x 30 in
2021

Canvas depth is 1.5” deep on wooden frame with painted/finished sides. Original work by Amanda Sandlin. Carefully and lovingly packaged and shipped from Boulder, CO.

International buyers, please note that shipping charges may vary from the amount you pay at checkout. Please email to get an exact estimate: amanda@amandasandlin.com.

I want everyone to be able to invest in large pieces of art, so payment plans are now available! If you would like to space payments for this piece out 2-6 months, please fill out the payment plan application below and I will get back to you within two business days.

Oil, acrylic, and oil pastel on canvas, 40 x 30 in
2021

Canvas depth is 1.5” deep on wooden frame with painted/finished sides. Original work by Amanda Sandlin. Carefully and lovingly packaged and shipped from Boulder, CO.

International buyers, please note that shipping charges may vary from the amount you pay at checkout. Please email to get an exact estimate: amanda@amandasandlin.com.

I want everyone to be able to invest in large pieces of art, so payment plans are now available! If you would like to space payments for this piece out 2-6 months, please fill out the payment plan application below and I will get back to you within two business days.

This piece was painted in plein air in South Boulder, Colorado, on an early spring day. I created this piece not long after the tragic mass shooting at King Soopers, my neighborhood grocery store. The warmth and sunshine of the day felt like a balm to all of the grief and anxiety that had been stoked in weeks prior. I wrote a private poem after the event, about the sense of bonding with neighbors I hadn’t been able to connect with since moving to the area at the beginning of the pandemic. The title, “Sister” alludes to this newfound sense of kinship within the community. After that day, it felt like we all became family. I’m so grateful to the people in my community and the land that has helped us heal.