Echo and Flame
“One remembers. One burns.”

This painting captures two sisters bound by blood but shaped by contrast—one a quiet presence, reflective and poised; the other radiant and restless, caught mid-motion. The title draws from classical mythology—Echo, the nymph doomed to repeat the voices of others, and Flame, a symbol of desire, transformation, or inner fire.

Here, Echo is not merely passive: she holds memory, depth, and the weight of silence. Flame, her counterpart, reaches forward, restless and bright. Together they represent the tension between stillness and movement, remembrance and passion, shadow and light.

The work invites the viewer to reflect on the dualities we all carry—and the quiet stories that live between them.