LUGE

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Mind's Storm

Warped World

The Held Becoming

Let Me Breathe

Escaping

Blending In

Mimic to Survive

Let Go

Being Cooked

Piece of Mind

Shadow

Superperson Imposter

Soloist Imposter

Perfectionist Imposter

Voyage in Dusk exists between abstraction and symbolism — a composition where movement becomes metaphor. The work draws from abstract expressionism’s intensity yet leans into conceptual quiet: a vessel crossing the uncertain, guided only by instinct and flickers of light.  
  
It reflects a broader exploration of endurance, transition, and the psychology of becoming — the universal tension between motion and stillness, clarity and chaos.  
  
Each original work comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.  
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Voyage in Dusk

A figure dissolves into a storm of crimson and ochre, caught between longing and indifference. The composition trembles with the raw ache of human need—the small, humiliating hunger for validation. In this world of rehearsed emotions, the seeker bends toward the unresponsive idol, a puppet carved from apathy. The splattered reds become questions that never receive answers.  
  
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Would You Praise Me

A bruise turned into a landscape. Violet threads ripple like muscle fibers remembering tension, stitched together by a quiet insistence on healing. The surface breathes between beauty and decay, that fine edge where softness begins to break. It’s an anatomy of surrender—one that doesn’t seek redemption, only recognition.  
  
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Soft Collapse

Cold Bloom is about endurance — the idea that even in the deepest cold, life finds a way to emerge. Layers of blue acrylic form an abstract landscape where stillness hides motion, and restraint hides strength. The composition builds slowly, like a bloom under frost, suggesting that beauty isn’t the opposite of hardship but born from it.  
  
Painted on premium archival canvas, it’s a meditation on persistence and quiet transformation — a piece that shifts subtly with light, reminding that even in cold, there’s the possibility to bloom.

Cold Bloom

SOLD

Acrylic on canvas, 24 × 36 in (2025)  
  
In What Grew Darker, Hansa Sethi reflects on the way perception shifts over time. The painting opens with luminous, energetic color — a symbol of childhood’s unfiltered wonder — then deepens into darker tones that suggest the layered weight of experience. A subtle black line connects these realms, a visual thread between innocence and understanding.  
  
Through expressive texture and controlled chaos, Sethi captures the passage from brightness to depth — not as loss, but as evolution. The work speaks to memory, growth, and the quiet transformation that defines maturity.

What Grew Darker

Acrylic, Glue and modeling paste on canvas, stretched on pine wood, varnished with gloss finish  
36 × 24 × 1.5 in (91.4 × 61 × 3.8 cm), 2025  
  
In Wide Awake, Hansa Sethi confronts the exhaustion of perpetual consciousness — the emotional violence of being unable to rest, even in sleep. The work visualizes the body’s breaking point: veins stretch, blood drains to a diluted pink, and the eye remains open against its will.  
  
Through layered acrylic and thick modeling paste, Sethi constructs a surface that feels tense, raw, and almost breathing. The gloss varnish intensifies the physicality of the paint, amplifying each drip and fissure like preserved wounds.  
  
This piece examines vigilance as both armor and affliction — the cost of constant survival in an unforgiving environment. Wide Awake stands as one of Sethi’s most psychologically charged works, balancing fragility and defiance with unsettling precision.

Wide Awake

Acrylic on canvas, 90 × 60 × 4 cm, 2025  
  
A solitary face looks toward a barren island beneath a muted sun — a symbol of emptiness and acceptance. There is no promise of renewal here, only the quiet acknowledgment of survival. Begin Again captures the fragile moment after loss, when there is nothing left to rebuild from, yet the act of continuing itself becomes sacred. It speaks to the stillness between endings and beginnings — the calm of surrender before motion returns.

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