Fugitive Angels

Watercolors and acrylics by Sennelier, Japanese drawing ink on Hahnemühle paper

Oak Wood Frame

40 × 30 cm (internal dimensions)
5 cm (depth)

660 €, including VAT

“Angels can fly because they don’t take themselves too seriously.”
Gilbert Keith Chesterton

“Fugitive Angels” is an invitation to approach life with greater ease. The work explores that delicate balance between strength and gentleness, between presence and letting go—moments that are visible only for an instant and reveal their special beauty precisely because of that.

Luminous shades of teal, pistachio, and peach-orange engage in a subtle dialogue. The light seems to appear and disappear again, like a calm breath or the gentle fluttering of wings in the wind. Organic, plant-like forms evoke images of angels, leaves, or floating beings—without ever being clearly defined. They leave room for the viewer’s own imagination and invite them to discover their own personal story within them.

“Let everything happen to you: beauty and horror. Just keep going. No feeling lasts forever.”
Rainer Maria Rilke

The composition conveys the impression of a gentle upward movement. It reminds us that lightness does not mean being free of challenges, but rather facing them with openness, trust, and a certain inner smile.

This creates a sense of floating—as if nature itself were breathing through the canvas, reminding us that change is a part of life.

“Fugitive Angels” invites you to pause for a moment, let go of control, and let yourself be carried away by the beauty of the moment.

Fugitive Angels

Watercolors and acrylics by Sennelier, Japanese drawing ink on Hahnemühle paper

Oak Wood Frame

40 × 30 cm (internal dimensions)
5 cm (depth)

660 €, including VAT