Description
Witness pairs an expressive painting with Denise Hopkins’s original poem, Advice to a Friend who Paints. A solitary figure stands beneath birds in flight while the poem moves through its own invitation to stop, go outside, pay attention, listen, wander—and return with something worth telling. Together, the painting and poem are a reminder that creativity begins with noticing: color, birds, leaves, wind, and the ordinary world just beyond our walls. Witness is about stepping away long enough to really see—and coming back with good news.



