Just like that
A hand releases a chrysanthemum that has lost its petals, which scatter and fall into the darkness. Against a deep black background, the flower, once a symbol of love and hope, becomes a symbol of loss, separation, and heartbreak. The artwork captures the moment when a love that once seemed strong and blooming begins to fall apart, sometimes without explanation and without the ability to stop it. The falling petals symbolize dreams, promises, and memories slowly fading away, while the releasing hand represents the pain of letting go. It is a story about a love that slipped through one's fingers, the difficult act of letting go, and the question left behind: "How could something that meant so much end just like that?
Sarah Parienti
I am an independent artist working primarily with acrylic paints, incorporating elements of surrealism, fantasy, and influences from the world of anime into my work. My art stems from personal emotions, memories, and experiences. Through vibrant colors, symbols, and the interplay between light and darkness, I give visual expression to feelings such as love, longing, pain, and hope—or whatever I happen to be experiencing in that moment. For me, every painting is a story told without words. I aim to evoke emotion and thought, allowing each viewer to discover their own meaning and narrative within my work.
I am an independent artist working primarily with acrylic paints, incorporating elements of surrealism, fantasy, and influences from the world of anime into my work. My art stems from personal emotions, memories, and experiences. Through vibrant colors, symbols, and the interplay between light and darkness, I give visual expression to feelings such as love, longing, pain, and hope—or whatever I happen to be experiencing in that moment. For me, every painting is a story told without words. I aim to evoke emotion and thought, allowing each viewer to discover their own meaning and narrative within my work.
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