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The Language of Texture

  • Writer: Samantha Burge
    Samantha Burge
  • Oct 12
  • 1 min read

I've always believed texture speaks in ways words never can. The surface of a canvas holds a story -- the ridges, cracks, and uneven layers all whispering of time, tension, and grace. Every mark is a conversation between what I can control and what i must release.


In the studio, I often start with stilness - that quiet pause where prayer meets creation. I move my hands through gesso, plaster, and paint, layering meaning over imperfection. I neever chase perfection; I chase honestly. Becasue in art, as in faith, it's the cracks that let the light through.


Each layer becomes a reflection of life itself -- one built on depth, patience, and surrender. When I press texture into canavs. I think about how we're all being shaped that same way -- refined, stretrched, and renewed.


Texture, to me, is faith you can feel.

It's the unseen made visiable -- the story beneath the surface that keeps rising, even through the mess.


-- Samantha Elizabeth

 
 
 

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