Self-Esteem Painting

the Story
Self-Esteem, an acrylic painting on canvas, is a map drawn in color and breath. It begins with a heartbeat of warm light: yellows, pinks, and oranges that spill across the surface like sunrise over a restless sea. Depth arrives through whispers of purple and deep blue, with sparks of red and black that anchor the energy, reminding us that passion and shadow walk hand in hand.
Bold strokes assert themselves, while scattered white accents cut through the riot of color. They’re not accidents; they’re declarations, purity and a luminous path that appears everywhere, if we only reach for it.
Circles spiral through the composition, the signature of infinity. It is a rhythm of rebirth, a reminder that there are always chances to begin again. The circles layer upon one another, suggesting cycles we ride, the ups and downs, the micro-decisions, the small acts of courage that accumulate into a steadier sense of self.
A large circle sits at the center, a half-hidden universe. It draws the eye inward, as if to say: there is weight in the core; there are days that feel heavy, there are stories etched in the dark. Yet white stripes slice through that central mass at different levels, visible, invisible, always moving, signaling that light can break through even when life is not all brightness. The message is clear: you can still choose yourself, you can still rise.
The painting speaks in a language of three vows. In quiet, luminous script, the words emerge: I am enough. I am powerful. I am myself.
Self-Esteem is not an anthem of perfection but a stubborn, radiant insistence on becoming.

Standing before Self-Esteem, you’re invited to lean in, to breathe with it, to let the luminous path reveal itself wherever you stand. It’s everywhere, anytime, and the choice to reach for it remains yours.

Artist: Rana Hatem Slim

the Details

• Stretched on Canvas
• Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
• Dimensions: 100cm x 100cm
• Original Piece: Certificate of Authenticity Available