Original artwork description:

“A glimpse at the Sun”, measuring 80 x 80 cm, captures the last moment of the day just when the sun meets the land The painting is filled with rich, warm tones of orange, yellow, and brown. The clouds are dynamic, painted in expressive, swirling strokes that lend a sense of movement. This contrasts beautifully with the calm, almost mirror-like surface below, suggesting a body of water on the horizon that absorbs and reflects the colors above. The gentle blues and greens add depth, creating balance amid the intense warmth.

Beata Belanszky - Demko, together with God, is a co-creator of the world, a Concreatrix. She creates and destroys multiple worlds daily. Solar flares, sea floods, and iceberg convulsions line up, and Beáta, like a Herculean Amazon, comprehends these world-formulas. Each piece of hers is imbued with a hyper-realistic authenticity. Honestly, year after year, I follow Beáta’s creative furor with hidden concern. How long can this nerve, bone, and marrow-consuming creation be sustained? Somehow, she models creation from nothingness. And although we know she brings forth pure imaginary landscapes, we do not feel even a hint of falseness. In an intensely magical compression, the blue is real water, the above is sky, the raging sun is the light burst, and the piled-up earth layers are the blacks. In the center of the picture, the starting point opens up, like a firing pin. Beáta’s landscapes enrich the world’s geography. In a certain sense, this creation structure embodies par excellence the painterliness. Ex nihilo nihil fit. Instead: ex nihilo pantos fit. Beáta derives everything from nothingness.“ - Kamil Turai - art philosopher - Hungary, 2024

The edges of the canvas are painted so it can be hanged with or without a frame.

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Materials used:

oil paint, brush, palette knife

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