Self-Portrait in Green by Rae Sabine This abstract self-portrait was created in response to a prompt from supervision: to paint what “not nice Rae” looks like. Rather than depicting a recognisable face, the piece explores identity through colour, movement, and texture. Vibrant strokes of green dominate the canvas, echoing the presence and motion of my bright green hair. The painting reflects raw energy and presence: shaved sides catching the light, vibrant strands whipping fr

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