Original artwork description:

You see a tulip that exists in some amazingly iridescent context. Looking at it, it becomes clear that it is free, sensual and open to the world. And the surrounding space responds to his trust and unconditional love. It mirrors his thoughts, actions and deeds with the surrounding reality. Yes, that's how it's created. But it can be difficult for us to trace this logic, and only by taking responsibility for everything that happens to us, both good and bad, can we change ourselves and reality. And we make our own choices every minute. We decide how to act. And everything that happens afterwards is the result of our choices. Our objective reality faithfully reflects our inner world. If we believe that the world is full of pain, problems and suffering, we will make it so. If we believe that the world is full of love, amazing discoveries, joy and delight, then that is the "probable reality" we will create. Each on his side, optimist and pessimist alike, will turn out to be right. Make your choice! Create your reality consciously... And this tulip has already made it.
It is a part of the "Music of flowers" series. In the lower part of the painting you can see a musical scale with initial notes of a composition "Just for You" by a contemporary Mexican composer Ernesto Cortasar. This flying music perfectly illustrates this work of fiction.


The painting is covered with fir lacquer, the ends are painted.
Commissions are welcome! If you see the painting you like, but would like it different size or colour
combination - please feel free to contact me and we'll make it happen!
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This work is unique, this is not a print or other type of copy.
Signed on the front side and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Ready to hang. Canvas will be sent on a wooden stretcher, and the sides are painted.

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Highly safe packaging with thick foam plastic and thick cardboard.

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Materials used:

oil paints

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