Out Of Range Still Alive

A young woman stands alone in a wide, open landscape, her head bowed beneath the brim of a teal baseball cap. She wears a leather jacket draped over her shoulders, an earthy green crop top, and worn jeans—a visual language of inner resilience and quiet rebellion. Behind her, utility poles stretch into the distance, dissolving into the muted horizon. The rust-colored earth and desaturated sky evoke a timeless, cinematic mood—reminiscent of road trips, forgotten towns, and transitional spaces. The scene, while minimal in detail, is rich in emotional implication. Her posture suggests reflection, solitude, perhaps a search for direction in a disconnected world. This work explores themes of identity, inner monologue, and the sacredness of everyday moments. It speaks directly to viewers who resonate with the beauty of subtle emotional landscapes. Created in high-quality acrylic on Italian canvas, finished with a protective satin varnish. Signed by the artist and ready to hang.

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