End. Resumed #6 presents a quietly destabilizing encounter, characteristic of Heidi Hahn's sustained inquiry into the thresholds of figuration and feeling. Executed in oil on linen at an intimate 23 by 30 centimeters, the work belongs to a recent series in which Hahn continues to probe what it means to resume something already concluded, or to end something that persists. The modest scale draws the viewer into close proximity, insisting on a kind of private attention that larger canvases rarely demand. Hahn's handling of the medium is precise yet deliberately unresolved, with passages of thin, luminous paint held against denser, more opaque zones, creating a surface that feels both considered and alive to revision. Hahn has built her practice around figures that resist easy emotional legibility, and this work sustains that commitment with particular economy. The composition carries her signature vocabulary of ambiguous interiority, bodies and presences rendered neither fully present nor fully absent, caught in a psychological state that the title amplifies rather than explains. The tension between ending and resuming is not resolved within the image but suspended, leaving the collector with an object that continues to generate meaning over time. Signed by the artist and presented unframed, End. Resumed #6 is offered through Kadel Willborn and represents a refined point of entry into Hahn's current body of work. The unframed presentation invites collectors to make considered decisions about how the work inhabits its eventual space, treating the linen edge as part of the object's character rather than something to be concealed.