Wild Orchid
Aquarelle · 2016 301 vues
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Peinture
- Médium
- Aquarelle
- Dimensions
- 32,8 × 39,9 cm
- Année
- 2016
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
I went further and further into the depths of the jungle. Air around me grew denser, heavier and has a distinctive sweetish smell of tropical plant’s pollen, which quickly soaked my clothes. Shortly the whole scenery became very gloomy, since sunlight barely penetrated through the dense thickets. My eyes gradually accustomed to the gloom of the jungle when suddenly I have noticed that something is glowing on my right. I stopped and stared at the light spot, and it took several seconds for my eyes to finally adapt. I did a few steps forward, and saw that a beautiful wild orchid leaned towards me out of the thicket. Her main flower looked directly into my eyes and it swayed slowly on the greenish-pink flexible stem. Her beauty stole my breath and I whispered quietly - Good morning, beauty!
I can live my entire life absolutely freely without some things. I can live absolutely freely long enough without the other things. I can live more or less comfortably without essential things for some period of time. However, I wouldn’t survive even a week without my Art, my painting. In order to breathe and move on, I should paint, I should create, day in and day out. Each of my paintings radiate a positive energy and joy of life that I feel every time I am holding a brush and touch the canvas. Since 2000 I have devoted all my time to painting and began traveling around the world as an artist. My impressions of various countries and of meetings with different people often find their way into my paintings. Each of my paintings radiate a positive energy and joy of life that I feel every time I am holding a brush and touch the canvas.
Virna Mulino
Max Horst Sokolowski