LORIN - Poise — Chapter 1

Original painting by LORIN, part of ongoing research into the human figure that emerges from tactile surfaces and color. Lorin's research focuses on the female figure as an emotional and symbolic space, where presence, identity, and perception meet.

Poise is an English word that carries a meaning difficult to translate with a single term. It indicates balance, composure, and self-possession: that ability to maintain stability and natural elegance even in the most complex situations. It does not describe a gesture or a posture, but an inner state built over time.
The painting arises from this idea and inaugurates the first chapter of a series devoted precisely to the concept of poise. The figure does not seek to impose through expression or movement, but through a calm and aware presence, suggesting that true strength does not need to be demonstrated. It is the beginning of a path in which balance and authenticity become part of the same search.
In psychology there is the concept of self-regulation, the ability to manage emotions, thoughts and behaviors without losing one's balance. It does not mean controlling everything, but developing that inner stability that allows one to face change without renouncing oneself.
In psychology there is the concept of post-traumatic growth, the ability of some people to develop new inner resources precisely through the most difficult experiences. It is not about erasing what happened, but about being transformed by it.

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