Original artwork description:

Early Spring captures a subtle yet powerful moment of seasonal transition — a phase when the air remains cold, yet the sun quietly reawakens the trees and the earth beneath. This work embodies the energy of emergence: a time when internal processes accelerate, and the world begins its cyclical renewal.

At first glance, the viewer sees a natural landscape, but hidden behind the trees is the almost invisible presence of a woman. Her arms stretch in two directions — upward toward the sun and downward into the roots — forming a silent conduit between light and soil. She represents the circular flow of energy between the visible and the unseen, the celestial and the terrestrial.

This painting speaks of early spring as more than a season — it is a metaphor for regeneration, momentum, and the quiet power of beginnings.

Materials used:

Oil

Tags: