Water Yourself: The World Becomes More Beautiful When You Do

Water Yourself: The World Becomes More Beautiful When You Do

There is a woman in this painting pouring water over her own head. Flowers grow from her hair. The words written right into the painting say: water yourself. She looks completely at peace with this.

This is the painting for the person who takes care of everyone and forgets to take care of themselves.

The Work

Water Yourself is a 3D painting on glass from Jean-Pierre Weill Studios. A woman holds a watering can above her head, yellow and pink flowers blooming from her hair as the water falls. Built in layers behind the glass, the flowers sit at their own depth, the figure centered and still beneath them.

For the Nurturer Who Needs Nurturing

Water Yourself is the self care gift that actually says something. It works for the mother who gives everything, the friend who always shows up, the person in your life who pours from an empty cup and needs someone to remind them it is their turn.

Collectors drawn to the spirit of Water Yourself may also find that quality in Boots, where flowers grow from old rain boots and beauty emerges from the most ordinary things, and in Flowers on Balcony, a Classique painting of a quiet morning with fresh flowers and clean laundry, where the whole world slows down for a moment.

More about Jean-Pierre Weill's philosophy in his book The Well of Being, and behind the scenes from our family studio on Instagram.

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