What happens when a fragment of your painting reappears as "AI-generated wall art" sold without credit, consent, or context?

A collector installed three paintings from Swipe for the Details as a triptych, allowing the fragmentation within each work to resonate across the wall. This journal entry reflects on how the installation echoed the logic of the series and gave new life to its disjointed visual rhythm.

I’ve come back to Floral Arrangements, not to preserve them, but to let them shift, unravel, dissolve. Still life as threshold. Painting as trace.

I had only imagined the painting in place. Years later, I found it still there, holding the light of that summer.

The agreement wasn’t respected. And even though I gave the painting with love, it left me with a quiet sadness.