Opal

OPAL — Living truthfully, from the heart.

A reminder that real strength — and happiness — comes from being honest with who you are.

There is a quiet confidence that comes from living in alignment.
From allowing what you feel to guide how you act — openly, sincerely, without self-betrayal.

OPAL reflects that way of being.

This artwork speaks to heart-led living: the courage to share your truth, the freedom that comes from expressing it, and the strength that grows when your inner world and outer actions finally match. It honours emotional honesty as a form of self-respect — not vulnerability alone, but maturity.

Balanced and luminous, Opal brings warmth and grounded calm into a space. It doesn’t seek attention; it offers reassurance. A daily reminder that happiness is not found in performance or approval, but in living from the heart with integrity.

Placed in a home, studio or personal sanctuary, this piece becomes an anchor — encouraging openness, clarity and gentle self-trust.

Symbolism & Energy 

Opal carries the energy of authenticity expressed outwardly. It represents the moment when self-knowledge turns into action — when truth is no longer held quietly inside, but lived.

This is not about change for change’s sake.
It is about consistency.
About choosing to show up honestly, again and again.

Colour Psychology 

• Lime Green — intuition, integrity, heart-led growth

• Green — harmony, renewal, emotional freedom

• Black — protection, confidence, sophistication

A grounding yet uplifting palette that suits contemporary, design-aware and emotionally intelligent interiors.

Collector Note 

Hand-embellished fine art prints of Opal are held in private collections internationally, including America Ferrera, Annette Bening and Justine Triet.

This work resonates with those who value emotional honesty, integrity and living with intention — both personally and creatively.

Live truthfully. Act from the heart.

Size: 1100mm(w) x 1220mm(h)

Acrylic & mixed media artwork presented on canvas stretched over dibond panel on pine framing.