A Companion to All is Well
If All is Well is a testament to the quiet, unseen sacrifices of motherhood, We’ll Find the Place is its counterpart—a reflection on the strength, guidance, and love of a father.
Fatherhood, at its best, is about more than provision or protection. It’s about being steady when life is uncertain, about holding space for growth, about leading—not by control, but by example. A good father teaches his child how to stand tall, how to weather storms, how to find light even in the darkest moments.
In this painting, I wanted to capture that quiet strength—the way a father lifts, not just physically but spiritually. The sun behind him symbolizes hope, warmth, and direction. Just as All is Well portrays a mother’s love that transcends time, We’ll Find the Place is meant to speak to the role of a father in guiding the way forward, even when the path is unknown.
A father’s influence is often subtle, woven into the small moments—steady hands helping a child take their first steps, a reassuring presence during life’s uncertainties, the quiet sacrifices made without fanfare. These moments may go unnoticed at the time, but they build something lasting.
This painting is for the fathers who choose to be present, who choose patience over pride, who teach by doing and love without condition. It’s a reminder that fatherhood is not just about where you stand today, but about the future you help create.
No father is perfect, just as no mother is. But when a father strives to do his best, when he lifts, when he leads, when he loves—he is building something eternal.