This digital painting reimagines the idyllic stillness of historical portraiture through a contemporary emotional lens. We Were Happy Once, Weren’t We? depicts two girls seated in a garden — one crisp and clear, the other blurred into digital static. Their hands still touch, but something essential has fractured.

The work is part of the Salvation collection, exploring themes of memory, intimacy, and emotional erosion. It reflects on friendship, loss, and the uncomfortable truth that some people become ghosts while they’re still alive.

Printed as a high-quality giclée on textured fine art paper, the piece is soft in tone but heavy in feeling — designed to make you look twice, then sit with what you see.

📐 Print Size: Available in avg A3 (38.3 x 25 cm)
🖨️ Print Type: Giclée on archival textured paper
🖋️ Signed: Yes