Two familiar figures side by side—outlined in restraint, suspended in emotional drift. Their proximity suggests intimacy, but their presence feels remote, as if woven into separate threads of the same fading fabric. It’s not disconnection through conflict, but through evaporation—quiet, irreversible.

In Woven Into Ether, H. Rahr captures the tension between closeness and distance. The forms are soft, the gestures minimal, the palette subdued—everything pared back to what can’t quite be said. This is a portrait of presence unraveling, of what happens when connection lingers longer than its meaning.

Painted during a time of withdrawal from traditional pursuits, the work reflects Rahr’s ongoing exploration of impermanence—emotional, relational, and existential. The figures don’t look at us, or at each other—they hover, barely held together, dissolving into the quiet.

It’s not loss. It’s the moment just before.

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One of just five works in H. Rahr’s debut series, this piece offers a rare investment opportunity with exceptional potential. Original 1/1, signed on the reverse, accompanied by a signed COA with a verifiable ID.