@fernandag

In an age flooded with instant, algorithm-fed images, a hand-painted canvas carries something machines cannot replicate: the visible trace of human time, hesitation, pressure, and intention. That slow, physical presence cuts through the noise and touches something ancient in us—vulnerability, duration, mortality.A good painting doesn't shout. It waits. And when it finally meets the right gaze, the recognition is almost physical: a sudden tightening in the chest, a memory you didn't know you still carried.The medium may feel old-fashioned, but the ache it awakens is timeless.https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2025/11/18/why-painting-still-matters https://hyperallergic.com/812394/the-resurgence-of-painting-in-the-ai-era

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