Original artwork description:

The painting depicts a tree with deep, robust roots. Its branches stretch upwards, forming a canopy that seems to reach towards the sky. The tree is a metaphor for a cathedral, representing the strength and stability of the institution. The title, "Cathedral," adds a religious connotation to the piece. The use of a tree to symbolize a cathedral suggests the idea of a spiritual foundation, rooted in tradition and enduring through time. The tree's branches, reaching towards the heavens, could be seen as a metaphor for the aspiration of the cathedral towards spiritual enlightenment. Overall, the painting is a tribute to the enduring strength and spiritual significance of the cathedral.

Materials used:

oil

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