Original artwork description:

The face of a barely eight-year-old girl, with golden curls crowned by a sky-blue ribbon, serves as the crossroads between terror and luminosity.

Her eyes, vast as the heavens, sparkle in a celestial radiance, yet her gaze conveys an unfathomable terror, as if she had glimpsed the darkest mysteries of the universe. In those eyes, the duality of childhood unfolds: innocence colliding with the abyss of the unknown.

Her lips, painted in crimson red, constitute an open wound on the canvas, as if passion and anguish intertwined in a tragic kiss. The sensation of spilled blood evokes an internal conflict, the struggle between the child's soul and the inevitable arrival of maturity.

The brushstrokes, gestural and separate, compose a chaotic dance of emotions on the canvas's white background, as if the girl were torn between light and darkness. Each stroke appears as a prayer, a quest for answers amidst the mystery of life.

In its entirety, this work is a poetic testament to human duality, where terror and beauty, innocence and experience, converge in a portrait that delves into the deepest recesses of the child's psyche, reminding us that art can explore the abysses of emotion and perception

Materials used:

oil

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