The children of the new earth

This painting, The children of the new earth,  is an abstract composition that combines figurative and symbolic elements in an expressive context. In the center, a large bright yellow sun dominates the scene, a source of life, energy and growth. Around the sun, there are multiple faces of children emerging from a fluid and multicolored background, suspended in a sea of collective consciousness and united by a shared experience. The expressions on the faces vary, like a chorus of voices and feelings reflecting different reactions to sunlight and, in a broader sense, to life itself, suggesting a wide range of human experiences.

In the lower part of the picture, there is flora, with different types of plants growing toward the sunlight. This represents the diversity of life on Earth and its relentless striving toward light, and metaphorically, toward knowledge and enlightenment.

Textures and colors give a sense of movement. The use of liquid glazes and free and spontaneous brushstrokes are part of a creative process guided by instinct rather than a rigid compositional plan. The variety of signs and symbols, together with the overlapping technique and visual depth, creates a complex image that invites the viewer to personal reflection.

This painting is a celebration of human life and connection. There is a feeling of unity and belonging to something greater than oneself, a reference to the new land.

This work is exhibited at the Capriccio Art Hotel in Serravalle Scrivia, AL.