Original artwork description:

What I carry in my heart, never dies

On the canvas, a captivating girl blossoms, her tender gaze directed towards you like a question approaching the viewer. It reflects tranquility and confidence, which are instilled in the heart of this moment. Behind her, the figure of her beloved appears, embracing her gently, like wings of tenderness, enveloping her from the world. The girl's hair, vibrant and flowing, dances under the gentle touch of the wind. And in front of her is her heart, warmed by love, capable of holding all secrets and enduring the trials of time.

Ukrainian mythology and ancestral culture delve into profound depths infused with spirituality and wisdom. In this painting, white lilies symbolize purity, inspiration, and beauty. They not only come alive on the girl's body but also remind us of the deep connections with the world of nature and the spiritual heritage of our ancestors.

Thus, this painting carries not only beauty and depth but also the opportunity for each viewer to find their unique interpretation. One feels that the girl on the canvas not only offers her gaze but also an invisible thread of unity that connects their souls. In this connection, one feels reliable support and faith in their strengths.
P.S. The work has a restored place. In front, the picture looks perfect, and behind you can see where there was no scratch. One of the collectors wanted to sell Picasso's work "Maria Teresa", so he invited friends and accidentally made a hole in the picture with his elbow. After the restoration, he sold the painting even more expensively, and the insurance company paid him.

The artwork is an acrylic painting on canvas, which has been coated with a protective varnish to ensure its longevity. There is a small area that has been meticulously restored, and I have included a detailed photo highlighting this restoration for your reference.

Materials used:

oil, acrylic