Artist: Hevvy C
Artwork: There’s No Place Like Home
Medium: Craft Master enamel on canvas board
Artwork Size: 25 × 20 cm
Framing: Unframed
There’s No Place Like Home was created especially for The Lily Foundation Charity Exhibition and celebrates the importance of comfort, family and the places that make us feel safe.
Through Hevvy C’s distinctive use of vibrant colour, nostalgic imagery and storytelling, the work captures a dreamlike world filled with warmth and imagination. The familiar phrase “there’s no place like home” takes on a deeper meaning in the context of the exhibition, reflecting the love, strength and support found within families during life’s most challenging moments.
Full of charm and positivity, the piece is a reminder of the small worlds we create around the people we love and the sense of safety and belonging that home can represent.
100% of the gallery’s proceeds from the sale of this artwork will be donated directly to The Lily Foundation, helping to support families affected by mitochondrial disease and fund vital research towards finding effective treatments and, ultimately, a cure.
Artist: Hevvy C
Artwork: There’s No Place Like Home
Medium: Craft Master enamel on canvas board
Artwork Size: 25 × 20 cm
Framing: Unframed
There’s No Place Like Home was created especially for The Lily Foundation Charity Exhibition and celebrates the importance of comfort, family and the places that make us feel safe.
Through Hevvy C’s distinctive use of vibrant colour, nostalgic imagery and storytelling, the work captures a dreamlike world filled with warmth and imagination. The familiar phrase “there’s no place like home” takes on a deeper meaning in the context of the exhibition, reflecting the love, strength and support found within families during life’s most challenging moments.
Full of charm and positivity, the piece is a reminder of the small worlds we create around the people we love and the sense of safety and belonging that home can represent.
100% of the gallery’s proceeds from the sale of this artwork will be donated directly to The Lily Foundation, helping to support families affected by mitochondrial disease and fund vital research towards finding effective treatments and, ultimately, a cure.
