Of What Remains
A compelling vertical abstraction where warmth, shadow and light converge.
In Of What Remains, Simon Kenny evokes the moment after transformation β when glowing ambers and molten oranges give way to a sudden burst of cobalt illumination at the heart of the canvas.
Both intimate and powerful, the work captures the quiet persistence of what survives change β a poetic expression of lyrical abstraction.
And Ifβ¦
Can we tell you a story?
Every transformation begins the same way.
With weight.
With heat.
With forces working quietly beneath the surface β
long before anything begins to shine.
Something closes in.
Layers gather.
Time grows deeper.
And for a while, it may feel
as if everything is being drawn inward β
into the quiet gravity of darkness.
A threshold between what was
and what is about to become.
In Of What Remains, Simon Kenny opens a passage through the fabric of things β not loudly, not dramatically, but with the slow certainty of light that has always existed just beyond the visible. A rupture that does not destroy. It reveals.
Perhaps that is why the painting feels strangely familiar.
As if it is not showing us something new β
but reminding us of something we already know.
That what we lose is rarely gone forever.
It changes.
It moves.
It waits.
And sometimes, for a brief moment,
it finds its way back into the light.
One canvas. One moment of light. One story.
And only one of its kind.
Tell me more, Darling.
Crafted. Curated. Dared.
Materials, size, timing β the whispered side of bold design.
For the ones who want to know it all β before they fall in love.
Medium: Mixed media on deep edge canvas
Dimensions: 75 cm x 100 cm
Art Style: Lyrical Abstraction / Contemporary Abstract
Made in: United Kingdom
Style: Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Additional Info: Custom sizes may be available upon request through the artist.
Delivery Time: Lead time 3-4 weeks
Delivery included – Swiss VAT & customs duties prepaid.
