Echo, acrylic on museum-quality paper by Lena Snow, 53x42cm, signed on the back of the artwork. A vivid meditation on presence, absence, and the search for voice and individuality.
Echo (unframed)
Original artwork, acrylic on museum-quality-paper, 53x42cm, signed on the back of the artwork
Echo – an artwork that embodies a haunting sense of presence and absence.
This piece is deeply inspired by the mythological figure of Echo, a nymph who lost her voice and was condemned to repeat the words of others. Set against a vivid and almost surreal red background, this painting explores themes of longing, individuality, and self-expression. The red hues represent passion and intensity, but also isolation—a space where the echoes of words, feelings, and identities reverberate endlessly.
Her gaze feels both piercing and distant, as if calling to the viewer, asking us to reflect on what it means to be heard and seen. The barren ground contrasts with the vibrant energy of the figure, symbolizing resilience in spaces where life feels stripped away.
“Echo” invites you to connect with your own story—your voice, your silence, and the ways you navigate being understood in a world of noise.
