This little light of mine

This little light of mine

This little light of mine

Regular price $1,200.00
Regular price Sale price $1,200.00
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Maison Mischief · One of the Best Home Stores in America
House Beautiful · 2026
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Playful • Subversive • Surreal

Vivid, expressive, and unapologetically bold, this piece celebrates color as emotion. The figure’s gaze feels both playful and introspective, suspended between joy and mystery. Saturated hues and graphic contrasts create a sense of movement, allowing the portrait to feel alive with energy.

Rooted in the Chromatique spirit, the artwork embraces the freedom of self-expression—where color becomes language and personality becomes form.

It is a statement piece that brings vibrancy, curiosity, and creative tension into the space.


Why You’ll Love It

  • A striking focal point rich in color

  • Playful yet emotionally layered

  • Adds modern energy to any interior

  • Feels expressive, collectible, and alive

About the Artist 

"Across all my work, I paint people, mostly women, as they really are when they are their authentic selves. In my mind, that authenticity can be described as uncontained, resilient, and becoming. I paint the emotional landscapes we carry from memory to future and from root to bloom. This is also true throughout my portraits where I explore the process of becoming our authentic selves and dropping our outdoor masks." Ayleen Wolfe