If only we could have this day again

Acrylic 

1350mm x 950mm

Framed - Wooden tray frame

A vague and tender abstraction unfolds in soft light grey and faded blues, evoking the whisper of a memory rather than its full form. Two indistinct figures—children—emerge from the mist, their outlines blurred by falling raindrops.They are running, free and unburdened, their movements suggested by streaks and swirls of motion, like water caught in mid-air.

Hints of amber and orange flicker across the canvas like laughter echoing in puddles—warmth within the cool, a touch of joy within nostalgia. The sky above is not defined, only felt—a vast, muted blue-grey wash, heavy yet comforting.

The painting hums with the longing of remembered freedom, when rain was a playground and friendship was uncomplicated. Though abstract, it aches with familiarity—those rare, golden days when getting soaked was part of the fun, and the world still felt wide open.