Leta

Leta

Leta is named for forgetting.

She lies on her side with her back turned, as if she chose to stop holding herself together. The body opens not from harm, but from release. The spine is visible because she no longer wants to keep it contained.

The plants are not healing her. They are what happens when vigilance is dropped. When the effort to remain intact is set down. Growth arrives without permission, unchecked and indifferent.

This is about wanting to forget the weight of the body.
Wanting to lie down in the road and stop bracing.
Not to be saved. Not to be witnessed.

Just to disappear into stillness and let whatever comes next take over.

Print Details

• Original artwork reproduced as a high-quality print
• Professionally printed on heavyweight 120 lb satin cardstock
• Smooth surface with a subtle satin sheen
• Bright white paper for vibrant color and detail
• Available in 4.25" x 5.5" 
• Unframed
• Carefully packaged for protection