'Reflection on Human Life' Original Oil Painting

$875.00

Step into a kaleidoscope of emotions and experiences with "Reflection on Human Life." This evocative oil painting delves into the universal themes that shape our existence - birth, milestones, death, and the profound connections we form with others. The distorted clock and vivid, morphed flowers remind us that time and life's essence are subjective and interconnected. As you explore this vibrant creation, the blend of colors and forms reflects the intricate beauty of our shared human journey, a poignant and captivating celebration of life's intricate tapestry.

Pre stretched black canvas 18x14x1 inch, oil paint, glossy varnish over top as the final protective layer with hand done hook and wire for easy mounting. Frame not included.

Step into a kaleidoscope of emotions and experiences with "Reflection on Human Life." This evocative oil painting delves into the universal themes that shape our existence - birth, milestones, death, and the profound connections we form with others. The distorted clock and vivid, morphed flowers remind us that time and life's essence are subjective and interconnected. As you explore this vibrant creation, the blend of colors and forms reflects the intricate beauty of our shared human journey, a poignant and captivating celebration of life's intricate tapestry.

Pre stretched black canvas 18x14x1 inch, oil paint, glossy varnish over top as the final protective layer with hand done hook and wire for easy mounting. Frame not included.

The Process |

This original composition was very inspiring to me, taking inspiration from Salvador Dalí I distorted the clock with my own twist. I thoroughly enjoyed piecing together my chosen objects, to represent the phenomenons. Laying out all my colors on my palette gave me the creative freedom to dive into whatever felt right in that moment. As I was going through the process of making this, I learned a lot about not being afraid to spend time doing something over, or even changing my mind completely about something. As you can see in my progression photo, the vase was not the same shape at first. I felt a different shape would fit the piece better and I wasn't afraid to alter my original sketch design after I already started the painting. I also added in the heart about 1/4 through, out of intuition. The highlights in making this were these exact challenges, because they pushed me and I now feel more confident in my art practice. I enjoyed working on the final touches, and peeling my eyes for any additional desired details. This painting excites me for the future, because I know I will be able to communicate deep concepts, and uniquely find my own way to visually express them. The re-work my brushstrokes, aided in my intended loose and expressive feeling for this. Overall, I am beyond proud of my journey that I went through while creating this artwork.