Mystic Tree

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This work is a visual representation of meditation on human existence, marked by a strong symbolic component. The use of liquid colors resulted in an image that, while abstract, evokes the form of a bare tree. Hues of green and yellow blend and overlap organically, simulating the variations and shades that might be observed in nature. This tree is a solitary entity, in nothingness as in a vast desert, a symbol of endurance and resilience.

The minimalism of the work leads the viewer to focus on the essential details: the sturdy trunk, the branches reaching toward the sky, and a single bird in the distance, captured as it spreads its wings in flight. This figure, although tiny compared to the context, offers a point of dynamism, suggesting life and freedom that counterbalances the static and death represented by the tree.

The title Mystic Tree further reinforces the metaphorical intent of the painting: the isolation of the tree in nothingness serves as a metaphor for human existence, reduced to its purest essence. In the emptiness of nothingness, human beings are forced to turn their gaze inward, rather than outward, inviting deep introspective reflection. In this sense, the painting transcends its physical representation to investigate universal themes of life, death and the meaning of existence.