Original artwork description:

"...Lovers don't finally meet somewhere. They're in each other all along."
Rumi
Echoing a line from one of the poems of the greatest Sufi mystic, the painting translates in a visual form the simple yet deep idea that love that we seek is not somewhere else, but within us.
This ancient story is always fresh, and it's so familiar but also so new to everyone, we all keep discovering and learning it over and over since the beginning of time - building and then surrendering the barriers of selfhood and realizing that it has always been here, love and the lover and everything has always been one.
Unity as a harmony of opposites is also being emphasized through the symbolic contrast of using delicately shimmering heavy body golden paints to weightless areas of floating rich deep shades of terracotta, with accents of pure white.
Original painting on silk. Acrylic based paints are rated archival quality, and the highest quality silk has been sourced from Uzbekistan. Satin finish varnish.

Materials used:

Special water-based paints for silk and fabric, UV and water resistant, rated archival quality from Germany and France

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