22/06/2026
I’ve worked in black and white before, but never like this.
This one feels much closer to my language as an artist—filled with tiny details scattered across the canvas, each waiting to be discovered. I like the idea that every person who stands in front of it will notice something different, and perhaps find a meaning I never intended.
For the first time, I also wrote a sentence in English directly into the painting:
“When you know, You know.”
I heard those words in a song recently, and they stayed with me. They shook something inside me.
How often do we already know?
We know what feels right.
We know what needs to change.
We know the direction our heart wants to go…
Yet fear has a strange way of convincing us to wait a little longer.
There is a full moon watching over two little girls. One sits quietly on a stack of bricks. The other is on a swing—a symbol that always takes me back to my childhood.
Hidden nearby are the words:
“The end in the beginning.”
We spend so much of life worrying about endings. But every ending quietly carries the seed of another beginning.
Life has a beautiful habit of reminding us that after one chapter closes, another one is already waiting.
The truth is… I don’t really know where this painting came from.
I simply started placing little pieces here and there, trusting the process, until they slowly began speaking to each other.
And somehow… this is where they led me.
Thank you, if you’ve read this far.
Love,
Reham
