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Envision.


Paint falls to canvas carrying with it the imagination of time. Landscapes, made of strokes miniscule and bold. Buildings, made of the sun’s shades, struggle not to melt in darkness. Faces, weary from history, are reduced to dots. They wonder if, when, they could leap from canvas.
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