F*ck Cancer | Caravan

The painting "F*ck Cancer | Caravan" is more than just an artwork; it is a tribute to life, love, and the relentless fight against cancer. This piece was conceived in a whirlwind of grief, affection, and hope when I learned of my little brother’s  Karwan diagnosis. Facing a maelstrom of emotions and uncertain how to articulate the numbing pain yet wanting to celebrate his existence and his battle, I turned to the canvas.

Each stroke reflected the tumult and chaos that came with the news. At the painting’s heart is my brother, enveloped in a celestial glow, embracing his newborn child. This moment captures the transition between life and death, a reminder of life’s fragility and the relentless love that binds us to our loved ones. Having experienced the loss of dear ones before, I know the pain of loss is almost indescribable. But this painting endeavors to do just that.

In the backdrop, "The Mother" stands, holding a potential cure, a beacon of hope and the eternal quest for a cure. It reminds us that we all battle to heal and protect those we cherish, even though sometimes we can’t make it all the way. I’ve been blessed to have seven more years with my brother than the doctors predicted, his undying love for his family and son turning him into a superhero, fighting against all pain and affliction.

This painting is a tribute to my brother, to everyone fighting cancer, and their families. It symbolizes a commitment to cherish every moment we have with our loved ones. Life is fleeting, and through this work, I seek to honor the bonds we share and the battles we fight, encapsulating the love, strength, and courage that define the human spirit.