Mystery

Painted Glass and Reclaimed Timbers

A striking fusion of elegance and intrigue, Mystery is a 72-inch vertical sheet of glass anchored between two rugged pieces of reclaimed lumber. Painted directly onto the glass is the minimalist silhouette of a poised woman—faceless but unforgettable. Her broad-brimmed hat, high-gloss lips, pearl necklace, and strapless black gown conjure timeless sophistication.

The delicate black line-work and bold negative space amplify her enigmatic presence, while the raw, weathered lumber grounding her adds a tactile counterpoint—a dialogue between the refined and the raw.

The sculpture plays with transparency, reflection, and suggestion, inviting the viewer to imagine the story behind the silhouette. Is she arriving, leaving, hiding, or simply being? The lack of facial features allows viewers to project their own narrative onto her poised figure, making this piece an ever-evolving mystery.

This piece is complemented by the artist’s own poetry, adding a personal layer of meaning. Pricing and availability are listed below.

Mystery



She stands still, yet stirs something.

 A figure distilled to essence—

 lipsticked silence, a curve of shoulder,

 a hat that hides more than it reveals.

Painted on a pane of glass—

 tall, clear, and bold—

 her presence floats between transparency and shadow.

 She is elegance without identity,

 a whisper of grace suspended in time.

Beneath her, reclaimed wood—weathered, grounded—

 a pedestal of history for a woman without a name.

 She does not speak, yet says everything.

 You will never know her,

 but you will not forget her.