Original artwork description:

This work creates a sense of transition between two worlds—the material and the metaphysical, the familiar and the unknown. The central figure sits in a calm posture, with one hand seemingly supporting the fire while also offering something to it. The fire here is not just a source of warmth but a symbol of transformation, purification, perhaps even the burning of the past before stepping into something new.

On the horizon, a city silhouette fades into the background—a symbol of civilization, structure, and rules that no longer play a defining role in the space of the painting. Behind the figure, a strange black shape lingers, resembling an unresolved mystery or a portal into the unknown.

In the upper corner of the composition, a figure sits on the moon, fishing. This surreal scene defies the logic of the real world, suggesting another reality governed by different laws. The fish, often a symbol of knowledge and spiritual journey, hovers between the sky and the earth, between possibility and reality.

The body of the central figure appears to merge with the space, its boundaries blurred, reinforcing the feeling of transition. This is not just a person—it is an image caught in a moment of change, standing before infinity, before the unknown, which cannot be controlled.

This work speaks about the state of being on the edge, where the past has lost its power, and the future remains undefined. It is a point where one meets infinity and must decide whether to step into it.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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