Walking Through The Weather FRAMED

This painting is part of the IN-BETWEEN exhibition  at the ART HOUSE CAFE GALLERY

555 Somerset Street, Ottawa, ON, Canada, on view from August 1 to August 31, 2026.

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Original painting by Iya Carson

Certificate of Authenticity

Media: Watercolour

Paper: 100% cotton, Baohong, Rough, 300 g

Paints: Daniel Smith

Size:  15.5 x 15.5 (40 cm x 40 cm)

Year: 2025

Place: Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada

Framed, with final frame size 20.5 x 20.5 x 2.5 (52 x 52 x6.5 cm), double matting black/white

Walking Through The Weather
From the In-between series

In this piece, a lone figure moves through a torrent of autumn rain, half-formed and half-vanishing, as if shaped by the weather itself. The street dissolves into shifting textures, washed lines, drifting splatters, and the soft collapse of edges, capturing the way a rainy day blurs the world into motion.

Here, rain is not just atmosphere but presence: a veil that erases detail, redraws silhouettes, and turns an ordinary moment into something fleeting and cinematic. The figure becomes a gesture, a rhythm of dark and light moving forward through uncertainty, persistence, and quiet resilience.

“Walking Through the Weather” invites viewers to step into this suspended moment, to feel the weight of the rain, the solitude of the season, and the quiet beauty of simply continuing onward.