The Joy of Age Collection

A look at the balance between our quiet private memories and the lively public face we show to the world.

Here is what the shapes and textures mean:

The Two Circles: The soft, quiet colours on the left represent our inner world—our memories, dreams, and personal history. The bright, bold patterns on the right represent our public self—the lively version of us that interacts with society.

The Light Bars: The straight horizontal lines act like bridges connecting these two sides. They show how a woman can change how she presents herself depending on the situation she is in.

The Orange Threads: The physical strings hanging down from the middle represent a burst of energy, showing that the artist is actively pouring her passion and love for life out into the world.

The Rough Edges: Some parts of the painting are intentionally left uneven or rough. This is done to remind us that humans are not perfect like machines—and that our imperfections are a beautiful part of a long, fully lived life.