End. Resumed #7 presents a characteristically intimate figure caught in a state of psychological suspension, rendered in Heidi Hahn's signature handling of oil on linen where pigment is applied with a luminous economy that makes the canvas feel both unresolved and completely deliberate. Working at an unusually compact scale of 35 × 28 cm, Hahn compresses her languid, ambiguous figures into a format that intensifies the sense of closeness and quiet unease. The surface carries that distinctive quality found throughout her practice, where flesh tones dissolve at their edges and the boundary between subject and ground becomes a site of formal inquiry rather than descriptive certainty. The title situates this work within a serialized meditation on interruption and continuation, a conceptual thread that runs through Hahn's recent output and gives individual canvases the feeling of chapters within a longer, open-ended narrative. The pairing of finality and resumption speaks directly to how she approaches figuration itself, not as documentation but as a process perpetually in motion, subject to revision and return. Collectors familiar with her work will recognize how the small format amplifies rather than diminishes the psychological weight she consistently achieves, making this piece an exceptionally focused example of her current direction. Signed by the artist and currently available through Kadel Willborn, End. Resumed #7 arrives unframed, allowing the collector to consider presentation in dialogue with their own context. Given the increasing institutional attention surrounding Hahn's practice, this modestly scaled work represents an accessible yet significant point of entry into a body of work that continues to generate serious critical engagement.