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Afterthought
Acrylic, acrylic ink, and oil stick on canvas
In her series fleeting moments, Celia Lees explores the paradox of time — how what feels brief can hold an infinite weight. Each work captures an ephemeral sensation, extending the life of the almost-forgotten by holding it just a breath longer. Suspended between presence and absence, Lees' works linger at the edge of memory, inviting viewers to inhabit the delicate space between now and what inevitably slips away.
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In her series fleeting moments, Celia Lees explores the paradox of time — how what feels brief can hold an infinite weight. Each work captures an ephemeral sensation, extending the life of the almost-forgotten by holding it just a breath longer. Suspended between presence and absence, Lees' works linger at the edge of memory, inviting viewers to inhabit the delicate space between now and what inevitably slips away.
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Year
2025
Materials
Acrylic, acrylic ink, and oil stick on canvas
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Signed by Artist
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Dimensions
ARTWORK DIMENSIONS
60 x 83 inches
FRAMED DIMENSIONS
60 x 83 inches
Reveal: 61.75 x 84.75 x 2 inches
Unframed: 60 x 83 inches
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About the Artist
Celia Lees
Celia Lees (b. 1996) is a Toronto-based abstract artist whose work is a visceral exploration of lived experience, memory, and the passage of time. Through large-scale, expressive paintings, she channels the emotional resonance of human connection, the fleeting currents of everyday life, and the textures of memory into vibrant, intuitive compositions. Rooted in the physicality of mark-making, her practice allows movement, emotion, and instinct to guide each gesture, offering viewers space to reflect, linger, and encounter the quiet intimacy of shared experience.
Lees' holds a Bachelor of Design from Toronto Metropolitan University and worked in the fashion industry prior to her career in art, experiences that continue to inform her sensitivity to materiality, texture, and color.
Lees' work is held in private collections across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, and has been placed in prominent commercial spaces including 200 Amsterdam in New York, Aria in Las Vegas, and The Laurel in West Palm Beach.

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In her series fleeting moments, Celia Lees explores the paradox of time — how what feels brief can hold an infinite weight. Each work captures an ephemeral sensation, extending the life of the almost-forgotten by holding it just a breath longer. Suspended between presence and absence, Lees' works linger at the edge of memory, inviting viewers to inhabit the delicate space between now and what inevitably slips away.