Original artwork description:

In this painting, we encounter a red woman standing beside a tree. She doesn't appear lonely or frightened; instead, the process of budding has begun, and she looks contemplative. The central figure is acquainting herself with new values, and there's a sense that she has nurtured and is now observing their growth. The setting, featuring a field and a single tree, doesn't exude loneliness or unease. All attention is drawn to the red woman, captivated by two branches that have sprouted from her.
Surrounded by a field and a single tree, the scene doesn't convey solitude or restlessness. The red woman's focus is on two branches that have grown from her, captivating her attention. Studying the new branches adorned with red blossoms, she reflects on the sincerity and truthfulness of these emerging values. Curiosity leads to contemplation and exploration.
"Red Shoots" explores the metaphorical growth of values within an individual, symbolized by the vivid red branches. The painting invites viewers to consider the authenticity and honesty of personal growth, emphasizing the beauty and curiosity that come with exploring and nurturing new aspects of oneself.
-Canvas on a wooden frame
-certificate of authenticity

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