Within its rust-colored shell, this canister holds a storm of unlit potential—a fire aching to breathe. But it hesitates. Not from weakness, but from the haunting fear of what might be unleashed.

The Canister That Carried Fire but Feared the Flame is a portrait of the inner conflict between power and paralysis. It’s about the burden of greatness—the weight of daring to ignite your full self in a world that prefers you dimmed.

Crafted in resin, oil, and encaustic, and framed as part of the piece, this work challenges the viewer to confront what they’re carrying… and why they haven’t let it burn.

Details
• Framed painting in resin, oil, and encaustic
• 13.5 × 16.5 in (framed)
• One-of-a-kind original by Papayon
• Frame is part of the artwork
• Ships worldwide from Houston
• Certificate of authenticity included

Original artwork by Papayon. Resilience and spiritual themes. Resin, oil, and encaustic framed painting, 13.5 × 16.5in. Worldwide shipping and certificate of authenticity.