Vera Solis was born in a fractured city that worshiped image over truth. A prodigious painter from a young age, she was celebrated for her realism-capturing pain, beauty, and memory so vividly it moved people to tears.

But when one of paintings stirred a political movement -revealing a forgotten atrocity, she became a target. Forced into hiding, she discovered her art had more than emotional power. It could bend perception, awaken memories, even restore lost parts of the human psyche.

She emerged not a symbol of inspiration, but as a force of revelation.

Now Vera Solis walks the line between muse and myth, exposing buried truths and painting hope in the darkest corners of the world.

Collage, mixed media, rollers acrylic, oil paints and pastels

27 x 41    Archival Paper, 100% Cotton Deckled Edges. Unframed