Woman After Shower – Combing Hair (Copy)” is an intimate oil painting capturing a quiet, everyday ritual. A woman, fresh from the shower, pauses to comb her hair, wrapped in warmth and soft light. The scene focuses on mood rather than detail, using gentle brushstrokes and subtle contrasts of light and shadow to suggest steam in the air and the lingering calm of water on the skin. This copy of the original work preserves its tender, introspective atmosphere, celebrating a private moment of self-care and stillness.

Story / inspiration (for “About this piece”):
This piece is inspired by the vulnerable, honest moments we experience when no one is watching. After a shower, the world outside doesn’t matter for a while—there is only the warmth on the skin, the fog on the mirror, and the feeling of being completely present in your own body. “After the Rain” tells the story of a woman pausing between what has just passed and what comes next, wrapped in her own thoughts. It invites viewers to remember their own quiet rituals of care, and to see beauty in these simple, everyday acts of returning to oneself.