Come Back Please – framable print

Description

Susie Griffin’s “Come Back (please)” framable print is more than just a piece of art; it’s a profound expression of raw emotion and vulnerability. This gripping image portrays a woman standing at a window, her fingertips delicately touching the glass. In her palm, the words “come back (please)” are etched, a poignant plea that resonates with the depths of the heart.

This emotionally charged piece is a testament to the imperfections, the raw moments, and the gritty realities of our lives that we often try to conceal. The tear-streaked mascara on the woman’s face tells a story of heartache and longing, inviting viewers to connect with the universal experience of profound loss and the yearning for a return.

It took immense courage for the artist to bring this piece to light. The darkness of the image represents an emotion that is not easy to sit with, yet its authenticity is what makes it truly remarkable. The imperfections in design and execution, from a perfectionistic standpoint, add to the depth and sincerity of the artwork.

“Come Back (please)” invites you to sit with uncomfortable emotions, acknowledging that life is a series of moments—some overwhelmingly painful. The woman’s plea on the glass serves as a reminder to let out deeply held feelings rather than keeping them bottled up inside.

As you gaze upon this powerful image, it’s a visual prompt to embrace your vulnerability, recognizing that you are not alone in your emotions.

Printed on luster finish paper with high-quality inks that endure for nearly a century, these framable prints capture the intensity and authenticity of the original artwork. The internal 1/4″ margin around the image in each print size allows for easy framing, making it a seamless addition to your space. Bring home “Come Back (please)” and let its emotional resonance become a heartfelt conversation starter in your living space. Please note that this item is custom-made and not eligible for returns.

You can read more of the artist’s meaning on this piece in the blog post here.