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Where the Light Is 102 (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Peggy Lee

45.72 x 60.96 x 1.78cm (unframed) / 45.72 x 60.96cm (actual image size)

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$2,300

"Where the Light Is" captures the innate human drive to seek illumination even amidst the most turbulent swirls of darkness and chaos.
​The intricate, organic lines that weave across the canvas serve as a visual metaphor for the internal anxieties, yearnings, and the labyrinthine nature of the human journey. While these overlapping patterns may initially evoke a sense of overwhelming confusion, they ultimately trace a path toward a faint yet undeniable glimmer of hope.
​Through the rhythmic flow of these complex structures, the artist illustrates that chaos is not merely a state of distress, but a dynamic process of moving toward the light. These shapes of hope, emerging from the cracks of despair, offer viewers a quiet sense of solace and the courage to persevere—reminding us that the light is always there, waiting to be found.

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Acrylic

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"Where the Light Is" captures the innate human drive to seek illumination even amidst the most turbulent swirls of darkness and chaos.
​The intricate, organic lines that weave across the canvas serve as a visual metaphor for the internal anxieties, yearnings, and the labyrinthine nature of the human journey. While these overlapping patterns may initially evoke a sense of overwhelming confusion, they ultimately trace a path toward a faint yet undeniable glimmer of hope.
​Through the rhythmic flow of these complex structures, the artist illustrates that chaos is not merely a state of distress, but a dynamic process of moving toward the light. These shapes of hope, emerging from the cracks of despair, offer viewers a quiet sense of solace and the courage to persevere—reminding us that the light is always there, waiting to be found.

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Acrylic

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My paintings reflect the need for more unity, togetherness, and equilibrium. Social relationships and human connectivity are the main concepts in my artwork. To return to a certain level of... Read more

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