Russian forest Painting

During the summer, I visited my parents in Russia and, as always, ventured into the forest, where I love to stroll while inhaling the scents of nature. Russian forests can be bright, covered in white moss, or dark and impenetrable, teeming with wildlife such as wolves, hares, foxes, and bears, though spotting them is rare unless you delve deep into the thicket. At night, both in Russian villages and, I presume, in the forest, everything is shrouded in mist. After spending two weeks in a Russian village, a new branch of creativity emerged for me, bringing forth more eyes and a heightened appreciation for black and white. Eyes symbolize the discovery of something new, emerging at a subconscious level and later reinforced by information that seemingly comes from nowhere. In this painting, eyes replace the leaves on the tree, a deliberate choice reflecting the idea that trees are more intelligent than we might imagine. Trees can communicate with each other; roots can send signals to the leaves, and neighboring trees can form friendships or enmities for various reasons. Delving deeper into biology, fungi created trees, and fungi possess a form of intelligence. It is conceivable that fungi played a role in creating the world, including us humans. If you are unfamiliar with fungi and trees, exploring and learning about them will open up a new world and raise intriguing questions about our origins.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 39.4 H x 1.6 D in

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