Original artwork description:
The donkey, once a faithful co-worker and a symbol of resilience, is now endangered due to being replaced by technology. This situation prompts deep reflection on the impact of modernity in our lives.
The donkey, with its human-like eyes, representing humanity, confronts us with the reality that we, too, are undergoing a similar transformation. Like the donkey, we face the possibility of being replaced.
The donkey in the painting, looking back towards the sun, can be interpreted as a reminder that despite facing challenges and significant changes, we still possess the ability to seek the light and adapt to new circumstances. It encourages us to harness our creativity, capacity for learning, and our ability to reinvent ourselves.
Materials used:
Oil and acrilic
Tags:
#animal #golden #cubism #picasso #donkeyThe sun and the donkey (2023)
Mixed-media painting
by Erick Nogueda
2 Artist Reviews
£921.93
- Mixed-media painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 106 x 106 x 5cm (unframed) / 100 x 100cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Animals and birds
Original artwork description
The donkey, once a faithful co-worker and a symbol of resilience, is now endangered due to being replaced by technology. This situation prompts deep reflection on the impact of modernity in our lives.
The donkey, with its human-like eyes, representing humanity, confronts us with the reality that we, too, are undergoing a similar transformation. Like the donkey, we face the possibility of being replaced.
The donkey in the painting, looking back towards the sun, can be interpreted as a reminder that despite facing challenges and significant changes, we still possess the ability to seek the light and adapt to new circumstances. It encourages us to harness our creativity, capacity for learning, and our ability to reinvent ourselves.
Materials used:
Oil and acrilic
Tags:
#animal #golden #cubism #picasso #donkeyReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (2)
This artwork is sold by Erick Nogueda from Mexico
Erick Nogueda
Mexico
About
Erick Nogueda enjoys sharing Mexican culture through his paintings and sculptures. He also delves into themes surrounding theological symbolism, and his concerns relating to the destruction of the environment. For... Read more
