Original artwork description:

In this abstract painting, the figure of a waterfall goddess comes to life through an intricate fusion of water and vegetation, uniting the natural element with the idea of ​​the divine. The Goddess is represented through the fluid use of shapes, where the waterfall becomes the means to outline her body. The divinity is suggested in the sinuosities of the water, as if it were one with the natural landscape that surrounds it.
The waterfall, the true protagonist of the work, descends from the top of the canvas with a fluid and continuous power, the brushstrokes representing the water are long and interrupted, like a visual rhythm that guides the gaze downwards. The colors vary from shades of blue and white, which fade into transparencies, up to green veins that recall the reflection of the surrounding vegetation.

The figure of the Goddess is barely mentioned, yet visible to attentive eyes: the body emerges from the water itself. The torso and arms are formed as water pools and falls, creating an indistinct yet undeniably feminine silhouette. The goddess is not an entity separate from nature, but rather an extension of it, a vital flow that merges and dissolves in the landscape she inhabits.

The vegetation surrounding the waterfall is depicted in an abstract but vibrant way: green spots, dense brushstrokes and textures that almost seem to emerge from the canvas. The plants and vines bend and intertwine around the water, as if they wanted to embrace the goddess, also participating in this natural rite.

The painting communicates a profound connection between divinity and the natural cycle. Water, which in its perpetual flow represents the continuity of life, joins the goddess to express the concept of regenerative force. The floating, almost indistinct shapes evoke the idea that the divine is not something fixed or rigidly represented, but something changeable, like water itself.

The use of soft and transparent tones for the water creates a sensation of lightness, while the vegetation, with its more intense colors, acts as a counterweight, establishing a dialogue between earth and water, body and spirit.

The artist created a symbolic vision, in which the goddess of the waterfall represents the regenerative power and the fusion between nature and the divine. Through abstract language, the painting invites the viewer to explore the mystery of nature, where invisible and tangible forces meet, creating a harmonious balance between the human and the sacred.

Materials used:

Oil colors

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