Original artwork description:

Story about the painting:
"There are many things in life that are important to us. Some less, some more...
And we all have our highest priorities. Some love, others Family, others Children, some Faith or Religion, harmony with Nature, Success, Self-realization, Friendships... and many other things....
I also dedicated my Life things painting series to some of them.

Specifically, I dedicated this painting to the theme of Birth. Thank God - we don't remember our own, it would be a very traumatic memory... However, all the others that we experience in life can, on the contrary, be the most beautiful and deepest emotional experiences that life brings us. We become witnesses and participants in the manifestations of new life. The lives of our children. we should forever etch this experience deeply into our memory and return to it in moments when we feel disappointed by our children, when they make us nervous, upset, out of balance with their expressions... And realize that no one is perfect even from the sky didn't fall, not even us, and that we all made a lot of mistakes, mistakes, falls, stupidities on the way through life... Let's explain their mistakes to the children with understanding and love, so that they can prevent them in the future, let's help them. By doing so, we will contribute to making our children smarter, better, more successful, happier... After all, we want it, so let's not stop trying. With birth, this sacred task of ours begins... That is what this painting is about."



The creation of the famous Hungarian artist Zsolt Malasits characterizes the spirituality, the sacrament and the presentation of the pure traditions from the time of the Hungarian kings. The warm world of colors and shapes symbolizes the desire for a pure life. It not only provides a visual experience, but also awakens ideas. His inner life is characterized by a fundamental duality: good and evil, selfishness and devotion. His main goal is to find the "essence".

Materials used:

high-class fine artistic oil colors

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