Original artwork description:

In a world that seems to fall apart, there remains an invisible thread that never breaks.
On a land of silence and ruins, a red flower blooms...simple, yet filled with strength.
It does not promise salvation, but presence: the persistence of existence, even when everything seems lost.
The past breathes within the burned wood, the present settles like a shadow over it, and the future rises from the ashes ... silent, yet alive.
Hope is not an illusion, but an act of courage ... a choice to move forward.
Thread of Hope becomes a meditation on resilience and rebirth, on the invisible thread that binds the end to the beginning ... the past that defines us, the present that tests us, and the future that, however uncertain, still calls for light ...the thread that weaves meaning once again, where the world seems to have forgotten it.
It is a work about resilience, memory, and renewal ... a metaphor of a world that refuses to stop dreaming, even when everything seems lost.

Materials used:

Pencil, charcoal, acrylic and vernice.