Auyán Tepui
ancient wisdom
the power to stand and be
resilience, resistance
How Lau
Auyán Tepui is a vast flat-topped mountain located in southeastern Venezuela, within Canaima National Park. Formed over billions of years, it is a natural marvel and the source of Angel Falls, the world’s tallest waterfall.
This work invites reflection during challenging times. It draws from Auyán Tepui as a symbol of endurance, persistence, and life shaped by unexpected conditions. Its ancient presence deepens the exploration of resilience, resistance, and the quiet strength required to endure over time. The painting speaks to perseverance rooted in self-confidence, belief, and the force of an ecosystem working as one. It stands as a statement on stability and the power of remaining present under pressure.
2026
acrylic on wood panel
12” x 12” x 7/8”
