Woman and Guitar

This striking composition intertwines the essence of music with the language of visual art, creating a dialogue between sound and sight. The guitar, piano, and cello merge into a tapestry of rhythm and texture, where strings, keys, and curves become both instrument and symbol. The figure holding the guitar embodies the intimacy of songwriting — the private space where lyrics, chords, and raw emotion converge. Behind her, fragments of sheet music and abstracted forms remind us that music is never created in isolation; it is always layered with history, memory, and influence.

The black and white version distills the piece into pure contrast, amplifying the duality of silence and sound, presence and absence — much like the pauses between notes that give music its shape. The color version, vibrant with warm golds and reds, celebrates the fullness of performance, echoing the energy of a stage or studio where music comes alive. Together, both variations invite the viewer to feel not just the act of playing, but the act of becoming music — a portrait of creation itself, captured in rhythm, line, and light.

Description

• 11x15x inches – Printed on glossy pro paper, presented in a black frame with mat — $175.00. Sold (color version with brown border) 

• 11x15x inches – Printed on glossy pro paper, color image only, $100.  (color version with yellow border) 

• 11 x 15 inches – Printed on glossy pro paper, Black and white image only — $75.00