“Dime a Dozen"

18 x 24 inches. Oil on canvas. Framed in a dark walnut frame.

$2500

Inspired by the saying "dime a dozen," which suggests that something is plentiful and inexpensive, the painting challenges this notion in the context of today's world.

I aim to highlight how our perceptions of value change over time. What was once common and abundant may now seem rare and precious, reminding us to appreciate the simple things we often take for granted.

This painting reflects on how societal changes influence our understanding of worth, inviting viewers to consider what they deem valuable in their own lives and to recognize the uncommon beauty in everyday objects.