Philosophers Stone Mixed Media Original 36x48
The universe does not erase. It only shifts.
In the house of Leonarda Regret—philosopher, apothecary, and alchemist of opposites—a painting was found.
Leonarda had vanished, along with every inhabitant of her world. No trace remained, no explanation was ever given. The only remnant? A floating particle, barely larger than a speck of dust, discovered by deep-space explorers. When magnified, this particle revealed something astonishing—this painting.
And on the back, a set of instructions:
"If you are reading this, it means my world was undone. Someone stole my symbol, mimicked my voice, and inverted my creation. But look closer—within this symbol, there is a keyhole. My world still exists. It is only smaller now, from your perspective. We are all energy. We had to go somewhere."
Crafted in this timeline, during Sweet Girl, Philosopher’s Stone is more than a painting—it is an artifact of both legend and reality, existing at the intersection of myth, science, and alchemical transformation. Rich layers of mixed media on canvas conceal codes within textures, inviting those who dare to look closer.
The question is: how closely are you willing to look?
The universe does not erase. It only shifts.
In the house of Leonarda Regret—philosopher, apothecary, and alchemist of opposites—a painting was found.
Leonarda had vanished, along with every inhabitant of her world. No trace remained, no explanation was ever given. The only remnant? A floating particle, barely larger than a speck of dust, discovered by deep-space explorers. When magnified, this particle revealed something astonishing—this painting.
And on the back, a set of instructions:
"If you are reading this, it means my world was undone. Someone stole my symbol, mimicked my voice, and inverted my creation. But look closer—within this symbol, there is a keyhole. My world still exists. It is only smaller now, from your perspective. We are all energy. We had to go somewhere."
Crafted in this timeline, during Sweet Girl, Philosopher’s Stone is more than a painting—it is an artifact of both legend and reality, existing at the intersection of myth, science, and alchemical transformation. Rich layers of mixed media on canvas conceal codes within textures, inviting those who dare to look closer.
The question is: how closely are you willing to look?
The universe does not erase. It only shifts.
In the house of Leonarda Regret—philosopher, apothecary, and alchemist of opposites—a painting was found.
Leonarda had vanished, along with every inhabitant of her world. No trace remained, no explanation was ever given. The only remnant? A floating particle, barely larger than a speck of dust, discovered by deep-space explorers. When magnified, this particle revealed something astonishing—this painting.
And on the back, a set of instructions:
"If you are reading this, it means my world was undone. Someone stole my symbol, mimicked my voice, and inverted my creation. But look closer—within this symbol, there is a keyhole. My world still exists. It is only smaller now, from your perspective. We are all energy. We had to go somewhere."
Crafted in this timeline, during Sweet Girl, Philosopher’s Stone is more than a painting—it is an artifact of both legend and reality, existing at the intersection of myth, science, and alchemical transformation. Rich layers of mixed media on canvas conceal codes within textures, inviting those who dare to look closer.
The question is: how closely are you willing to look?
Original Artwork Details:
Mixed Media Original by Jolene Dames
Medium: Mixed Media: Plaster, paper, acrylic, charcoal on Canvas
A signed certificate of authenticity
Dimensions 36″H x 48″W x .75″
Gallery-wrapped, high-quality canvas, ready to hang
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