The Canister That Carried Fire but Feared the Flame — Resin, oil, encaustic framed paint by Papayon

Within its rust-red shell, the vessel holds a storm of potential, a fire longing to breathe. Yet, it trembles at the thought of its own spark — afraid not of failure, but of the weight of greatness. So many carry their fuel through life, never daring to ignite it, choosing the comfort of shadows over the brilliance of burning brightly. This piece speaks to the silent fear of success, the quiet terror of stepping into one’s power and facing the unknown paths it may illuminate. For sometimes, it’s not the fire outside that consumes us, but the fire within, begging to be unleashed.

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