The moment right after you let go.When you finally exhale. When the weight lifts. Camila O’Gorman painted this the way that moment feels — a person suspended between the edge of everything and absolute peace.Camila paints people the way memories remember them — not posed, but alive. Working primarily in oils, she captures faces in moments of abandon: a glance, a stretch, a presence so intimate it feels like you’ve known them forever. Trained at Buenos Aires’s prestigious National School of Fine Arts, she’s been refining this practice for three decades. Her work doesn’t ask you to admire it. It asks you to recognize yourself in it.Imagine this piece above a sofa where you sit to think. Or in a bedroom where you wake. Floating II doesn’t decorate a wall — it changes how the room breathes. It reminds you, every time you pass it, that there’s a version of yourself that’s free. The one in the water.Limited Edition of 350