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Never Give Up (Diptych) (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Rashna Hackett

101.6 x 71.12 x 0.25cm (unframed)

263 Artist Reviews

£500

Never Give Up is a vibrant mixed-media diptych about resilience, perseverance, and hope. Bold colours, organic shapes, geometric forms, and expressive marks come together to represent life’s challenges and the strength to overcome them. The words “NEVER,” “GIVE,” and “UP” are woven into the artwork as a visual reminder to keep moving forward.

Together, the two panels create a journey from struggle and uncertainty toward growth, optimism, and renewal.

The two works are intended to be viewed together. Their relationship creates a visual journey: one panel speaks to moments of doubt and resistance, while the other carries the energy of persistence and forward motion. Together they form a reminder that progress is rarely linear, but continuing to move, adapt, and believe in possibility is itself an act of strength.

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Acrylic, spray paint, oilstick

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Never Give Up is a vibrant mixed-media diptych about resilience, perseverance, and hope. Bold colours, organic shapes, geometric forms, and expressive marks come together to represent life’s challenges and the strength to overcome them. The words “NEVER,” “GIVE,” and “UP” are woven into the artwork as a visual reminder to keep moving forward.

Together, the two panels create a journey from struggle and uncertainty toward growth, optimism, and renewal.

The two works are intended to be viewed together. Their relationship creates a visual journey: one panel speaks to moments of doubt and resistance, while the other carries the energy of persistence and forward motion. Together they form a reminder that progress is rarely linear, but continuing to move, adapt, and believe in possibility is itself an act of strength.

Materials used:

Acrylic, spray paint, oilstick

Details:

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©2021 Rashna Hackett. All rights Reserved. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY FOR ALL PAINTINGS I am an abstract painter. I paint intuitively without any plan for what the finished piece will be,... Read more

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