Love Unspoken

Not all love is said out loud. Love Unspoken is a series about feelings that live in glances, pauses and waiting — love that is real even when it has no words.

I love you, Dad! is longing and love that cannot be expressed in words. Don’t ask what about. is a smile that needs no explanation, The touch that stayed outside the frame is passion and expectation, and We were still waiting for you is longing and hope.

A painting from this series can say what is hard to say yourself — to a parent, a partner or a friend. Each one has its own page with the story behind it; some are also available as canvas prints.

We were still waiting for you — original painting by Artis Berkmanis: a sunset over a rough blue sea with a small boat and a rocky shore Original artwork We were still waiting for you Sold I am not only what you see — original painting by Artis Berkmanis: a woman’s torso in a black bra with a white cloth around her hips Original artwork I am not only what you see Sold I love you, Dad! — original painting by Artis Berkmanis: childlike figures drawn on a rain-covered window, a lone father figure beyond Original artwork I love you, Dad! Price on request The touch that stayed outside the frame — original painting by Artis Berkmanis: white lines tracing a woman’s figure from behind on black Original artwork The touch that stayed outside the frame Price on request I love you, Dad! canvas print by Artis Berkmanis – childlike figures on a rain-covered window, a lone father figure beyond, muted colours Canvas print I love you, Dad! From €59,00 Intimacy? — original painting by Artis Berkmanis: a single white line tracing a female silhouette on a dark background Original artwork Intimacy? Sold Don’t ask what about — original painting by Artis Berkmanis: a smiling woman’s lips and long dark hair in black and white Original artwork Don’t ask what about. Sold

Choose by feeling.

Beautiful, But Not HarmlessBetween Order and ChaosChosen SolitudeSoftness Is Not SurrenderStill Here, Still BloomingThe Distance Inside UsThe Quiet FightThe Wound Is a WitnessYou Can Look, But Not Possess

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