“In a thousand different lifetimes, I would choose you.”
Blossoming Love
A love that returns, season after season, like a rose that blooms again.
For love like ours does not belong to one lifetime. It blooms again and again, like a rose returning each spring, more beautiful than before, its fragrance carried through eternity. In a thousand different lifetimes, I would choose you. In a thousand different worlds, I would love you. And if forever were not enough, I would ask eternity for just one more lifetime— only to find you again, place a single red rose in your hands, and whisper, "My love, I have been searching for you since the beginning of time."
This piece means, to me, that love isn't something we build from nothing — it's something we recognize. Every time I added another rose, another star, I was really asking myself what stays the same in someone across a hundred different versions of a life.
For anyone who has loved the same person through more than one season of their own life — through change, distance, or simply time — and found that the feeling never actually left.
I painted this one slowly, over many quiet evenings, because I didn't want to rush a love that has already waited lifetimes. Every layer of purple and gold felt less like paint and more like memory — as if my hand already knew this embrace before I did. I don't think love like this begins when two people meet. I think it just remembers itself.
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Dimensions
- 35 × 45 cm (13.8 × 17.7 in)
- Edition
- Original, one of a kind
- Certificate of authenticity
- A signed certificate of authenticity comes with the painting.
- Framed
- No
- SKU
- AU-ART-01
- Estimated dispatch
- Within 7 days of your order
- Ships to
- Slovenia, European Union · Outside the EU: on request
- VAT / tax treatment
- No VAT charged — seller is not registered for VAT (Art. 94(1) ZDDV-1)
- Care information
- Hang away from direct sunlight, radiators and damp walls; keep in a room at a steady 18–24 °C. Dust gently with a soft, dry brush or cloth — never water, sprays or cleaning products. Handle by the stretcher bars, not the painted surface, and store upright rather than stacked.
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