  
  What happened & what is next? At the beginning of the pandemic, Osseum was headed to an exhibition at the Palazzo Bovara in Milan, and my jewelry was published in a book. It was a moment of recognition—and a moment of clarity. I realized I was pouring my time and creativity into the wrong place. What I thought would support my art had quietly become all I did.

I put Osseum on hold and picked up oil painting. For the past three years, I’ve given it everything—and now I can’t stop. I can’t explain it. It feels right, like that is what I am supposed to do.

Thank you for supporting my work over the years. Creating Oseeum has been challenging, gratifying, and deeply meaningful. I’ll carry all the lessons from this experience into my next business. If you would like to join me in that journey, please search @leticiagravitania on Instagram. Thanks again, and see you there.

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Two Baroque style paintings of pelican women painted by Mexican Artist Leticia Gravitania

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