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Never look back collection

Never Look Back – A Collection by Stephania Blum

Never Look Back is more than an art collection; it is a testament to resilience, transformation, and the journey of identity. Born in 2014, this body of work reflects the stories of those who have had to move forward despite adversity—particularly women and migrants—carrying their past as part of their strength rather than as a burden.

Each piece in the collection embodies the idea that our personal and collective histories are etched onto our skin. Through vibrant colors, layered textures, and mixed media techniques enhanced with glossy epoxy resin, my work creates a dialogue between past and future, pain and empowerment, nostalgia and hope.

A recurring theme in Never Look Back is the representation of women from behind, symbolizing the moment of moving forward while still carrying the imprints of their journey. Some works also incorporate interactive elements, allowing the viewer to become part of the art, reinforcing the idea that
Never Look Back – A Collection by Stephania Blum Never Look Back is more than an art collection; it is a testament to resilience, transformation, and the journey of identity. Born in 2014, this body of work reflects the stories of those who have had to move forward despite adversity—particularly women and migrants—carrying their past as part of their strength rather than as a burden. Each piece in the collection embodies the idea that our personal and collective histories are etched onto our skin. Through vibrant colors, layered textures, and mixed media techniques enhanced with glossy epoxy resin, my work creates a dialogue between past and future, pain and empowerment, nostalgia and hope. A recurring theme in Never Look Back is the representation of women from behind, symbolizing the moment of moving forward while still carrying the imprints of their journey. Some works also incorporate interactive elements, allowing the viewer to become part of the art, reinforcing the idea that