What makes it so special is that, even though it’s abstract, it feels like a complete story. Not just separate strokes or elements, but a whole, living composition.

Gaspar was only two months old when “A Woman’s Home” came into his life. Maria R Saunders’ painting, a 30x30 cm square, found its place on the wall and remained there as this little one was beginning to focus his eyes on the world around him. 

This diptych makes my living room feel lived in and inhabited, leaving room for meditation and change in one’s mind.

I didn’t even need to trust my judgment on that one… the universe had decided for me. I bought the piece on the spot through the platform. 

I first saw it online. There was something in its brightness, the way it held so much color and light, as if from within. It was just so alive and radiant.

I fell in love with this painting the moment I saw it. When I shared the image with a friend, he told me that the colours of it and these two aloe plants reflect precisely who I am, my personality and character.