Original artwork description:

▪︎ oil painting on linen canvas
▪︎ size 80 x 60cm ≈ 31 x 24”, depth 2cm ≈ 0,7"
▪︎ covered with a protective varnish to prevent it from dust and sunlight.
▪︎The painting is signed on the back and a certificate of authenticity is attached.

Everything will come true, you just have to give up!

Step into the realm of imagination with "Keys to the Unknown," a captivating portrait that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy.

At the center of the canvas stands a woman, her profile turned gracefully towards the viewer. Her hair, styled in a peculiar backward sweep, seems to dance in an invisible breeze, with a vibrant red ribbon delicately woven through its strands. Despite the whimsical hairstyle, her expression remains serene, her eyes closed in tranquil contemplation.

Hovering in the air around her are enigmatic symbols of possibility and mystery. Floating effortlessly are old-fashioned skeleton keys, their intricate designs catching the light as if beckoning the viewer to unlock hidden doors. Alongside them, ethereal orbs glow softly, casting an otherworldly glow on the scene. Suspended like a delicate dance, these elements lend an aura of magic and wonder to the composition.

Through this surreal tableau, the artist explores the power of the feminine spirit and the boundless potential that lies within each woman. The red ribbon symbolizes passion and determination, while the keys represent the endless opportunities waiting to be discovered. With her eyes closed, the woman exudes confidence, suggesting that she holds the keys to unlocking any door she desires, should she choose to do so.

"Keys to the Unknown" is not merely a portrait but a portal to a world of limitless imagination. It invites viewers to embrace the magic of possibility and to believe in the untold adventures that await just beyond the threshold of the known.

Embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment with "Keys to the Unknown," and let its symbolism inspire you to unlock the doors to your own dreams and aspirations.

Materials used:

oil paint, canvas, brushes

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