Original artwork description:

Patterns of Persistence, by Alanah Jarvis

“Like the wind shaping stone or roots splitting rock, what is gentle, when unwavering, transforms everything.”
Textured layers in grounded browns, moss greens, and soft clay pinks form a rhythmic composition that speaks to the quiet force of resilience. This abstract painting draws on the visual language of erosion, regrowth, and repetition, each mark a record of effort, each tone a gesture of movement through stillness. “Patterns of Persistence” invites reflection on how strength is shaped not in sudden bursts, but in the steady unfolding of time and intention. A piece that grounds and motivates, it brings the energy of enduring growth into any space.

This canvas is placed on Sustainable Canvas, made from 100% recycled plastic bottles to keep this plastic out of the environment or landfill. The canvas won’t ever mould nor sag on stretcher bars over time as it doesn’t expand and contract like other fibre canvases. Its ready to be passed down for generations.

Materials used:

Acrylic on Sustainable Canvas, canvas made from recycled plastic

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