Early Risers
Early Risers
Original Painting, 2024 / Mixed Medium on Panel, Encaustic, Matte Finish / Framed in Maple Hardwood / Size: 30 × 30 × 2 Inches
ABOUT THE WORK
Through Lands is a contemplative body of work—a catalogue of daily entries, wrestled into form in the quiet middle ground. This is not a place of beginning or end, but of passage. Of humility, honesty, and holy tension. Each piece emerges from that in between space, where heartbeat, breath, grief, longing, joy, and prayer converge. It is not made with a gallery in mind, or for a collector’s approval—it is communion.
This particular work was created during a season of deep transition—both spiritual and physical. The word “labor” resonates in every layer: the kind that births not only new life, but new revelation. Each mark holds the ache of uncertainty and the resolve to endure. Through friction and surrender, something honest is brought forth.
A painting born in the tension. A testimony held in wax and pigment. A poured-out offering.
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Something new.
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30 × 30 Inches / 32×32 Framed
Mixed medium on panel, matte encaustic finish.
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Signed by Hannah Yanetsko.
The work comes with a Certification of Authenticity and access to the Collectors’ Circle.
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HSYA's custom-built gallery style frames are designed using premium quality maple hardwood, ensuring both durability and timeless sophistication. Our frames feature a sleek ½-inch face, a ¼-inch reveal and are complemented by maple splices for a touch of excellence.
To preserve the beautiful nature of the wood, these frames are treated with a clear satin finish, exuding a refined and luxurious feel.
All framed artworks include a gallery standard hanging system for effortless installation.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
HANNAH YANETSKO
“Each work tells its own story through a history of marks. IT IS IN THIS INTERPLAY OF LIGHT AND DARK THAT THE SILVER LINING EMERGES, CREATING A SYMPHONY OF CONTRASTS. FOR A MOMENT, HEAVEN AND EARTH SEEM TO HOLD ITS BREATH, AS IF TIME ITSELF PAUSES TO WITNESS LOSS FINDING HOPE; TO HEAR THE WHISPER OF POSSIBILITY.”
