Original artwork description:

This painting from the "Ponds" series transports you to a tranquil pond nestled beneath a light-filled sky. The deep, rich greens and blues of the water contrast beautifully with the soft, radiant sky above, creating a harmonious blend of earth and heaven. The lush greens evoke the vitality of the plants and life forms thriving in and around the pond, while the vibrant blues reflect both the water’s depth and the expansive sky, infusing the scene with a sense of peace and openness.

In my series of paintings on ponds, lakes, lagoons, and other bodies of water, I explore the essence of life's origins and our profound interconnectedness with the earth. Each canvas portrays not just a body of water, but a universe brimming with life, stories, and reflections of our shared existence. At the heart of my work is the rich, life-giving substrate that lies at the bottom of these water bodies. This fertile combination of soil, sediment, and organic matter is like a womb, nurturing the beginnings of life. It supports the tiniest organisms, which in turn sustain larger forms of life, creating a delicate and intricate web of existence. Through my brushstrokes, I aim to bring this unseen, yet vital, world to the forefront, celebrating the foundation of life that sustains us all.

In this series, I blend my observations and reflections with a deep appreciation for the natural world. By bringing the life within bodies of water, including ponds, to my canvas, I aim to highlight the interconnectedness of all life forms and the profound importance of our relationship with the earth. Through rich, textured depictions of the fertile substrate, likened to a womb, and the shimmering play of light, I invite viewers to embark on a journey of discovery and introspection, celebrating the wonders of life’s beginnings and our place within the natural world.

Artwork is ready to hang if shipped in North America.
The artwork will be shipped off the stretcher bars in a tube for International destinations.

Materials used:

acrylic

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